Then “Ungroup” your text to separate each letter (Shift + Command/Control + G).ĥ - Make sure your “Smart Guides” (Command/Control + U) are on because this will help you find the “Intersection” points and other stuff. Select your text with the “Selection Tool” and go to Object > Expand, check the “Object” and “Fill” boxes and hit OK. Then, lock the layer that contains your “Background” by clicking on the spot left of the thumbnail to show the little lock icon and, create a “New Layer” by clicking on the button at the bottom of the “Layers” window.Ĥ - Select the “Type Tool” (T), choose a font of your liking (we used Wask New Bold), and use white as “Fill” color. (You can skip the last part if you want to keep the texture without color). Select the “Rectangle Tool” (M) and drag from top left to bottom right of your document to draw a rectangle covering your texture, fill it with a color you like and change the “Layer Style” in the “Transparency” window to color your “Marble” (we used “Screen”). Position it on your Illustrator document.
Paste (Command/Control + P) your “Marble” texture. Don’t forget to save your Photoshop file for later usage.ģ - In Illustrator, create a “New Document”. Once you are happy, select your image (Command/Control + A), then copy your selection (Command/Control + C). Now, play around with the “Levels” (Command/Control + L) to get the “Marble” effect. We will need to start in Photoshop to create a part of the Marble texture used as background.ġ - First, in Photoshop, create a “New Document” and make it as big as your Illustrator file will be.Ģ - Go to Filter > Render > Clouds, then to Filter > Render > Difference Clouds.
#Chisel and bevel text in illustrator free
For this Tutorial, we are using Wask New Free Font from Vasilis Skandalos.
0 kommentar(er)
