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How do I recreate this wave-style “K” in Illustrator?

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Apr 09, 2025 Apr 09, 2025

Hi everyone

I’m trying to recreate the letter "K" in the style shown in the attached image. It’s made of horizontal black stripes that bend into smooth waves to form the shape of the letter?

Has anyone made something like this before? What’s the best way to get those consistent curves?

Thanks!

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Community Expert , Apr 09, 2025 Apr 09, 2025

If you can draw a line with a hump in it, you can draw the rest:

DougARoberts_0-1744193727752.png

Duplicate. Draw your bounding 'K' shape. Position the furthest left and right humps in line with the K, and use the align distribute options for the in-between ones in each direction.

DougARoberts_1-1744193845073.png

There are many ways of filling it in, but the quickest might be to create a live paint group (K), fill in alternate zones with black, then remove the strokes:

DougARoberts_2-1744193911210.png

 

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Apr 09, 2025 Apr 09, 2025
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If you can draw a line with a hump in it, you can draw the rest:

DougARoberts_0-1744193727752.png

Duplicate. Draw your bounding 'K' shape. Position the furthest left and right humps in line with the K, and use the align distribute options for the in-between ones in each direction.

DougARoberts_1-1744193845073.png

There are many ways of filling it in, but the quickest might be to create a live paint group (K), fill in alternate zones with black, then remove the strokes:

DougARoberts_2-1744193911210.png

 

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