Rain weather app icon painting, weather app icon

Rain weather app icon painting, weather app icon

The painting here should be done with AI first, and we want to better process the available PS later. Although the AI tool has been updated to a very high version, I personally prefer the lower version, which is relatively simple. 14.0.0 is used here. The interface is a little different from the latest version.

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The icon to be drawn is like this.

First, long press the rectangle tool, you can choose to draw a rectangle, oval... here to draw an oval, then fill in the color, double-click fill color, in the color picker select a color to fill the elliptical

Click an ellipse to change the shape of the ellipse by changing the long radius and short radius of the ellipse.

Clouds can be seen as the accumulation of multiple ovans. Press and hold the | t key on the keyboard, and drag the Oval with the mouse to copy it at will.

In this way, we draw a relatively scattered figure formed by multiple ovans. We need to use the path finder to make these ovans into a whole (joint set) through grouping.

Press the shortcut key Ctrl + Shift + F9 (or search in the window menu directory)

The first icon in shape mode is the Union set. Right-click the selected ellipse, select the group, and drag it to try to find that the ellipse has formed a whole.

Next, you can use a straight line tool or a pen drawing to draw the rain. However, the pen only draws a path. To achieve the expected effect, You need to draw an edge.

Fill the color of the stroke with a down-to-back font

The line drawn in this way is relatively fine. Increasing the pt value of the stroke in the attribute column can make the line rough. When it turns rough, it is found that it is a long rectangle shape, to turn into a circle header, click "stroke:" In the attribute bar to select the Circle head endpoint

To draw three lines, press Ctrl + d to copy them.

More Icons can be created by changing the fill color of the elliptical fill and the fill color of the pen stroke.

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