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designing knob writing for GUI

New Here ,
Jun 10, 2020 Jun 10, 2020

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Hello There, 

I work on GUI and I woud like to do this kind of effect: a continuous graphic evolving around a curved line. I just don't know what tool to use.... I tried the blend tool with path, which works well for regular lines around knobs, but this kind of effect is continuous... 

 

Any idea what tool to use?

thanks 🙂 

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Enthusiast , Jun 13, 2020 Jun 13, 2020

Pyerbass,  Hi.

That was an interesting inspiration piece.

No, it’s not a one trick pony.

Not difficult but a process.

 

I’m briefly sharing my process. Of course, your settings may differ.

Basically  I'm working with Strokes, Effects>Transform, Align Panel, Expand Appearance, Object>Path>Average and then again, Join,

Make Art Brush, One close path, Make Art Brush, Stroke path.

 

See below some detailed screenshots.

Hope that helps you.

 

K

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Jun 10, 2020 Jun 10, 2020

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You can create brush and apply it to circle. Please review help for brushes. Also width tool can be use to create such a effect for changing brush width

https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/brushes.html

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Jun 10, 2020 Jun 10, 2020

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Here is example of pattern brush that I have created , apply to stroke and edit with Width Tool

 

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Enthusiast ,
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Pyerbass,  Hi.

That was an interesting inspiration piece.

No, it’s not a one trick pony.

Not difficult but a process.

 

I’m briefly sharing my process. Of course, your settings may differ.

Basically  I'm working with Strokes, Effects>Transform, Align Panel, Expand Appearance, Object>Path>Average and then again, Join,

Make Art Brush, One close path, Make Art Brush, Stroke path.

 

See below some detailed screenshots.

Hope that helps you.

 

K

Screen 01.pngScreen 02.pngScreen 03..pngScreen 04.png

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woow thank you for such acurates answers and examples, you guys are great!

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