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Arr-L
Arr-L
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April 22, 2017
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Turning type in a rectangle to a circle (pic attached)

  • April 22, 2017
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How is the below example achieved?

I'm assuming that the type would of been laid out normally within a rectangle and its interior lines, which would help the designer get the positioning and its balance right before then turning it into a circle. My question would be how is the linear composition then turned into a circle?

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Correct answer Ton Frederiks

Maybe an Artbrush (instead of a Pattern brush) is a better solution:

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Ton Frederiks
Ton FrederiksCorrect answer
Adobe Expert
April 22, 2017

Maybe an Artbrush (instead of a Pattern brush) is a better solution:

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jdanek
Inspiring
April 22, 2017

I would create each section on its own circle, perhaps by using the original circle and applying offset path to achieve the circumference needed.  Or dupe circles.  Not sure I would attempt a rectangle first.

Ton Frederiks
Ton Frederiks
Adobe Expert
April 22, 2017

Try making it as a Pattern Brush.

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