Pick the Rectangle Tool (M) and create a 5 by 17px blue rectangle. Then change the Blending Mode of the resulting shape to Overlay and reduce its Opacity to 70%.ħ. Reselect the newly created shape and go to the Effect > Blur > Gaussian Blur… Enter a 3px Radius and click OK. With the help of the Pen Tool (P) and the Gradient Tool (G), create a light grayish cyan shape like you see in the first and the second images. Finally change the Blending Mode of the resulting shape to Soft Light.Ħ. Still having the resulting shape selected and go to the Effect > Stylize > Feather… Enter a 2px Radius and click OK. Now select the black object, remove its stroke and fill this object with the radial gradient as shown in the next to last image. Keep the resulting shape selected, change the Blending Mode to Hard Light and reduce its Opacity to 50%. Continue select the yellow object, remove its stroke and fill this object with black ( # 000000).
Next select the blue object, remove its stroke and fill this object with the radial gradient as shown in the second image. Select the turquoise object created in the step 3, remove its stroke and fill this object with the radial gradient as shown in the first image. Continue click on the upper handle of the right anchor point, hold mouse, then drag it to the left and down.ĥ. With the help of the Convert Anchor Point Tool (Shift +C), click on the upper handle of the left anchor point of the black object, hold mouse, then drag it to the right and down. Next select the top anchor point of this black ellipse and remove it. Before you continue, select the black ellipse created in the step 2 and bring it to front ( Ctrl +Shift +Right Square Bracket). Finally bring the resulting object to front ( Ctrl +Shift +Right Square Bracket).Ĥ. Continue select the remaining red ellipse and the yellow rectangle, then click on the Intersect button from the Pathfinder panel. Next replace the existing stroke color of the lower object with turquoise. Select the newly created upper object and replace the existing stroke color with blue. Then press ( Ctrl +Shift +G) to ungroup the resulting group. Keep the copies selected, open the Pathfinder panel ( Window > Pathfinder) and click on the Minus Front button. Now reselect the red ellipse and the yellow rectangle and make a copy of them.
Select the black ellipse created in the step 2 and make a copy ( Ctrl +C, Ctrl +F) of it, then replace the existing stroke color of the copy with red. Then place this object to the position like you see in the third image.ģ. Next pick the Rectangle Tool (M) and create a 100 by 4.5px yellow rectangle. Continue with the Direct Selection Tool and the Shift, extend the handles of the top anchor point of the resulting ellipse. With the Direct Selection Tool (A), select the right and the left anchor points of the black ellipse, then move them 4px up. Pick the Ellipse Tool (L) and create a 95 by 107px black ellipse. Select RGB, Screen (72ppi) and make sure that the Align New Objects to Pixel Grid box is unchecked before you click OK.Ģ. Select Pixels from the Units drop-down menu, enter 860 in the width box and 640 in the height box then click on the Advanced button. Launch Illustrator and then press (Ctrl + N) to create a New document. Let’s start the fun! Create a New Documentġ. Next you will use a bunch of gradients along with different techniques, effects to get as close to realistic as possible. We’ll be using basic shapes such as ellipses, rectangles and rounded rectangles to gradually create our illustration.
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