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Hello, Illustrator Professionals. I need help creating a certain text style.
I've searched Youtube high and low, and I'm unable to find a tutorial for Illustrator like this one below.
I'm able to create the design, however, I'm unable to have the sliced text open like the one in the video, my text remains closed like the below image. I hope I'm making sense. If someone could be so kind as to create a tutorial or direct me to a link showing me how I'd really appreciate it.
Sincerely,
Dawn
There are also the following methods, so please challenge.
Make a 90pt "A".
Set the following appearance in the Appearance panel.
Then register for Graphic Styles.
(Sorry, I am using the Japanese version.)
Apply this graphic style to text.
Object> Expand Appearance
Object> Expand
Object> Outline Stroke
Pathfinder> Merge
Select all white objects and delete them.
It's the end.
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Draw a rectangle over the portion of the text that you want to show, select both the rectangle and the text box, then got to Object menu > Clipping Mask > Make or keyboard shortcut cmd/ctrl + 7.
Peter
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Please disregard, I read quite fast and did the opposite, the capture, not the video.
With the Text Tool, (use default Black Fill and None Stroke) click and
Done.
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There are also the following methods, so please challenge.
Make a 90pt "A".
Set the following appearance in the Appearance panel.
Then register for Graphic Styles.
(Sorry, I am using the Japanese version.)
Apply this graphic style to text.
Object> Expand Appearance
Object> Expand
Object> Outline Stroke
Pathfinder> Merge
Select all white objects and delete them.
It's the end.
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Wow!, well I have checked your example though I could not descifry each step on the apperance panel.
Thus I followed your main concepts and it works!
Enclosed find the Appearance panel in English, I have started just with the type. I have not used that selected horizontal line.
I have just Outline Object (Effects) and Add a Fill (green) as an Effect too, with your settings, then I have made two copies using the Transform Effect upwards and another 2 downwards. Please notice the distance is the same, thus for a more precise example instead of 2 copies we should do two transformations of each with a increasing distance.
Then I have just copied your final steps (Thanks again), the fianl setp I needed was to slect with the Direct selection the path of my (green) background and delete it.
Your is the merit.
The exercise is just like placing cards in Solitaire games, but with the central one on top. We need to add a fill (white) background around each. Duplication with Effects, placed each one -behind- the central, main one.
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