Duplicate the text shape from the previous step (Ctrl+C > Ctrl+F). Use the Green color then go to Effect > Blur > Gaussian Blur. Again, fill it with none then add the fresh brush. Once you created it get back to the second word shape.
Follow the same steps mentioned in the fourth step then enter the data shown in the following image. Again, expand it then click on the Unite button from the Pathfinder panel then go to Object > Compound Path > Make.ħ. Reselect the Type Tool(T) and add a second word. Open the fly-out menu of the Transparency panel, click on Make Opacity Mask then uncheck the Clip box.Ħ. Now, reselect this black copy along with the original text shape. Fill this copy only with black then open the Transparency panel. With the text shape still selected go to Effect > Blur > Gaussian Blur. First, fill it with none then click on the fresh brush and use the Green color. Reselect the text made in the previous step. Your new brush should appear in the Brushes panel. Enter all the data shown below then click OK. A new window like the one shown in the following image should open. Open the fly-out menu and click on New Brush. Go to the Brushes panel (Window > Brushes). Select the resulting shapes and click on the Unite button from the Pathfinder panel then go to Object > Compound Path > Make.Ĥ. With this text still selected go to Object > Expand. Enter your text using the Amsterdam Graffiti font with a size of 205,5pt. Pick the Type Tool(T) and click on your artboard. You’ll see what I mean in the final step.ģ. I made it a spot color so that you can easily edit the look of your final illustration. We’ll use it a lot in the following steps. A new swatch should appear in your Swatches panel.
Give it any name you want (I chose Green), select Spot Color from the Color Type drop down menu and RGB from the Color Mode drop down menu then enter the numbers shown in the following image. Open the fly-out menu and click on New Swatch. Go to the Swatches panel (Window > Swatches). Finally, lock this masked shape to make sure that you don’t select or move it accidentally.Ģ. Select this fresh shape and the photo, open the fly-out menu of the Transparency panel then select Make Opacity Mask. Fill it with white then open the Transparency panel (Window > Transparency). Make sure that it covers the entire artboard then pick the Rectangle Tool(M) and create a shape the size of your artboard (700 by 300px). Save it in your hard drive then drag it inside your illustrator document. We will use this photo for the background. ( Simonsezit) Let’s start with the background. This stencil effect can be used to a create nice graffiti effect done by spray paint.ġ.
#Flightcheck illustrator how to
You will learn how to use a brush to outline the text edges to create a nice stencil effect. Let’s learn how to create a vector stencil effect in Illustrator.
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