Give your illustrator software users a detailed explanation of how to create a fun little baked bowel text effect in a drawing tutorial.
A new document and settings grid
Document size: 600*600 color mode: RGB; Raster effects: Screen (72ppi).
View > Reality grid; View > Snap to Grid.
Edit > Preferences > Guides and grids > grid line spacing: 5px; secondary separator line: 1.
Open Window > Info: To observe object coordinates and size.
Second, create the main graphics
Use the rectangular tool to draw the 20x50px, fill: r=57 g=181 b=74 rectangle.
Add effects > Styling > Rounded Corners > Radius: 10px.
Select the green rectangle, add object > expand Appearance.
Copy a rectangle (control-c>control-f) to change the color of the rectangular copy to: r=180 g=43 b=0.
Use the rectangular tool to draw the 5*30px, fill: r=223 g=88 b=30 rectangle.
Add effects > Styling > Rounded Corners > Radius: 2.5px, add object > expand Appearance.
Moves the rectangle to the diagram position.
Double-click the Blending tool to set the spacing: 10 specified steps.
Select the brown and orange two rectangles, add Objects > Blends > Build.
The effect is shown in the figure.
Snap to grid, set Edit > Preferences > General > Keyboard increments: 1px.
Open the Layers panel, expand the layer, select the green rectangle and copy two copies (Control-c>control-f>control-f). Select the top green rectangular copy and use the keyboard's arrow keys to move up 1px.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to black (r=0 g=0 b=0), with transparency of 30%, and blending mode to soft light.
Select the green rectangle again and copy two copies (Control-c>control-f>control-f).
Select the top green rectangular copy and use the keyboard's arrow keys to move up 3px.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to black (r=0 g=0 b=0), with transparency of 20%, and blending mode to soft light.
Select the green rectangle again and copy two copies (Control-c>control-f>control-f).
Select the top green rectangular copy and use the keyboard's arrow keys to move up 5px.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to black (r=0 g=0 b=0), with transparency of 10%, and blending mode to soft light.
Select the 3 black graphics that you just created, objects > Transformations > Symmetry > Levels, and click the Copy button to complete the horizontal symmetric copy.
Moves the copied shape to the diagram position.
Select the green rectangle again and copy two copies (Control-c>control-f>control-f).
Select the top green rectangular copy, and use the keyboard's arrow keys to move to the right 1px.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to white (r=225 g=225 b=225), with transparency of 30%, and blending mode to soft light.
Snap to Grid. Select the green rectangle again and copy two copies (Control-c>control-f>control-f).
Select the top green rectangular copy, with the keyboard direction key left 4px.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to black (r=0 g=0 b=0), with transparency of 20%, and blending mode to soft light.
Select the green rectangle again and copy two copies (Control-c>control-f>control-f).
Select the top green rectangular copy, with the keyboard direction key left 2px.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to white (r=225 g=225 b=225), with transparency of 50%, and blending mode to soft light.
Select the green rectangle again and copy two copies (Control-c>control-f>control-f).
Select the top green rectangular copy, with the keyboard direction key left 3px.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to black (r=0 g=0 b=0), with transparency of 40%, and blending mode to soft light.
Open the snap grid. Edit > Preferences > Guides and grids > grid line interval: 1px.
Use the rectangular tool to draw a 3x26px white figure and move it to a position like this.
Add effects > Styling > Rounded Corners > Radius: 1.5px.
Objects > expanded skins.
Set transparency in the Appearance panel: 30%, blending mode: soft light.
Use the Ellipse tool to draw 2 6x4px black shapes and move them to the diagram position.
In the Appearance panel, set the transparency of two graphs: 20%, blending mode: soft light.
Third, create the two ends of the roast intestine
Use the rectangular tool to draw the 10*5px, color: r=41 g=171 b=226 rectangle.
With the direct selection tool, select the end of the rectangle's lower left corner, move 5 pixels to the right, and remove the right endpoint.
Select the triangle, add effect > Deformation > Extrude, parameter settings as shown.
Then add effect > Deformation > Upper arc, parameter settings as shown.
Add Objects > Expand Skins.
Copy 2 Blue Graphics (control-c>control-f>control-f).
Select the graphic above and move 1px to the left.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to black (r=0 g=0 b=0), with transparency of 50%, and blending mode to soft light.
Select the blue graphic and copy 2 copies (CONTROL-C>CONTROL-F>CONTROL-F).
Select the graphic above and move 2px to the left.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to white (r=225 g=225 b=225), with transparency of 50%, and blending mode to soft light.
Select the blue graphic and copy 2 copies (CONTROL-C>CONTROL-F>CONTROL-F).
Select the graphic above and move to the right 1px.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to black (r=0 g=0 b=0), with transparency of 30%, and blending mode to soft light.
Select the blue graphic and copy 2 copies (CONTROL-C>CONTROL-F>CONTROL-F).
Select the graphic above to move up 1px.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to black (r=0 g=0 b=0), with transparency of 30%, and blending mode to soft light.
Select the blue graphic to modify the color: r=180 g=43 b=0.
Using the elliptical tool, draw the 6x2px blue shape and move to the position shown in the diagram.
Copy 2 copies (CONTROL-C>CONTROL-F>CONTROL-F).
Select the following copy and move down 1px.
Re-select two layer replicas, open the Pathfinder (Window > Pathfinder), and click minus the top level.
Place the resulting graphic at the top level.
In the appearance panel, modify the color to white (r=225 g=225 b=225), with transparency of 50%, and blending mode to soft light.
Select the blue graphic, change the color to black, and blend mode to soft light.
Select all graphics, add Objects > Transformations > Symmetry > Level. Click Copy to complete the horizontal symmetric copy. Moves the new shape to the diagram position.
Four, the creation of the sausage brush
Select the blending graphic before adding objects > extensions.
Set Edit > Preferences > Guides and grids > grid line interval: 5px.
Creates a new 30x20px rectangle, the color is r=0 g=104 b=55, and moves to the diagram position.
Select all graphics, copy one (control-c>control-f) to drag the copy to the diagram position.
First, work on the left side of the graphic.
Select the Shape Builder tool, hold down SHIFT, and drag a selection on the left green area to remember not to touch the edge.
Select the green rectangle and delete it.
Select a diagram shape, ungroup (shift-control-g).
Then select the upper half and group (CONTROL-G).
Also select the lower part, the combination (CONTROL-G).
Now work on the graphics on the right.
Select the Shape Builder tool and, in the same way, delete the ends of the section.
Remove the right green rectangle, and the final effect is as shown.
Select the remaining graphics, the combination (CONTROL-G).
Move to the diagram position.
Now select all graphics, objects > Transformations > Rotations. Set the rotation angle to-90 degrees.
Now our grilled bowel pattern has three parts, left, middle, and right.
Select the left section and drag to the Swatches (Window > swatches) to store them as patterns.
Double-click the new pattern, rename it to "Starttile", and then click Cancel.
In the same way, drag the right part into the palette and store it, named "Endtile."
Select the middle section, click the new brush below the brush panel, select the pattern brush, and open the Brush setup options.
Rename the new brush to Wiener Brush, as shown in the figure.
Add "Starttile" to the start tile and add "endtile" to the end tile.
Complete the brush settings.
V. Create grilled bowel Text
Hides the grid and cancels the alignment of the network.
Select the Type tool and add text to customize:
Move to the layers panel to lock the text layer.
Reference text, using the Pen tool to draw a smooth text path, as shown in the picture (remember that the pen has only strokes without fill).
Select the text path and modify the stroke for our new "Wiener Brush" brush.
Add effects > Styling > projections. The parameter settings are shown in figure.
Add another 4 projection effects in the same way.
Display the grid and turn on the snap grid to reset the grid line spacing to 1px.
Use the elliptical tool to draw a circle with a radius of 1px, 2px, and 3px, with a black color, and move to a diagram position.
Select 3 Circles and the shortcut key Control-8 to the path.
Modify transparency is: 40%, blending mode is: soft light.
Copy more than a few of the above shapes and distribute them to the diagram position.
Use the elliptical tool to draw a circle with a radius of 1px, 2px, and 3px, with a white color, and move to a diagram position.
Select 3 Circles and the shortcut key Control-8 to the path.
Modify transparency is: 40%, blending mode is: soft light.
Copy more than a few of the above shapes and distribute them to the diagram position.
Finally, you can try adding some mustard.
Add mustard bottles. The practice of mustard bottles is also included in the tutorials above.
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