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Text To Crown with envelope distort

Community Beginner ,
Apr 03, 2020 Apr 03, 2020

I am trying to make a crown out of words. I have been through different video's and posts and my image still gets warped inside my object in a weird way.

This is my starting image

Queen-Crown-drawing - Copy.jpeg

I filled it in with the shape builder tool to create a solid object.

Capture.PNG

This is the text that I want to go inside the crown. 

Capture1.PNG

however I get this instead

Capture2.PNG

 

I don't know what I am doing wrong, or is there an easier way of doing what I want to do? 

Thank you

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Enthusiast , Apr 05, 2020 Apr 05, 2020

First, remove the protruding part from the target of deformation.

1.gif


Divide the rest into the number of characters.

For example, I divided the left and right width equally.

2.gif


Then, perform envelope deformation one character at a time.

3.gif



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Community Expert ,
Apr 03, 2020 Apr 03, 2020

Probably you are overestimating the "intelligence" of envelopes in Illustrator.

 

Also, it is not known how exactly you want to arrange the springer inside the crown.

 

Can you clarify a bit? Perhaps with a sketch that shows at least your general idea?

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Community Beginner ,
Apr 03, 2020 Apr 03, 2020

I am thinking something like this fish image. I want springer to fill like the word fish

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Community Expert ,
Apr 04, 2020 Apr 04, 2020

I'm afraid you won't be able to that with a "one-whack-effect" like creating an envelope distort.

 

Careful consideration and manual work are required here.

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Enthusiast ,
Apr 05, 2020 Apr 05, 2020
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First, remove the protruding part from the target of deformation.

1.gif


Divide the rest into the number of characters.

For example, I divided the left and right width equally.

2.gif


Then, perform envelope deformation one character at a time.

3.gif



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