بنابراین در اینجا من به عکس اصلی نگاه می کنم 00:00:02 در فتوشاپ، و همانطور که می بینید اینجا، 00:00:05 این نامه های داغ گرم تقریبا به اندازه کامل 00:00:07 هستند، آنها در داخل ما تصویر تا کنون 00:00:11 و در حالی که من نمی خواهم عکس واقعی را دریافت کنم، 00:00:13 من فکر کردم که سرگرم کننده است برای اضافه کردن برخی از ناراحتی 00:00:16 مانند این گوشه تراشه در سمت E. 00 : 00: 19 این دره در پایین G وجود دارد. 00:00:21 ما یکی دیگر از گوشه مختلط در N. 00:00:23 ما این الگوهای striation در اینجا در پایین من، 00:00 : 26 و این خطوط عمودی در پایین D. 00:00:29 درست است، بنابراین من به Illustrator بازگشت، 00:00:31 و فقط به طوری که ما در واقع می تواند از طریق بلوک های ما را ببینید 00:00 : 34 به الگو ردیابی در پس زمینه، 00:00:36 من به منوی View بروید و Outline 00:00:39 را انتخاب کنید یا Ctrl + Y یا cmd + Y را روی مک بگیرید. 00:00:43 و حالا من قصد دارم در اینجا شروع به زوم کردن در اینجا بکنم 00:00:46 زیرا این یکی از ساده ترین چیزهایی است که باید اضافه کنید. 00:00:49 و سپس من به جلو بروید و Pan Tool را انتخاب کنید، 00:00:51 که می توانم با فشار دادن دکمه "p"، 00:00:53 و من فقط پیش بروید و روی چهار کلیک کنید زمان 00:00:55 به نوعی از الماس تصادفی 00:00:58 حق در این محل اینجا. 00:00:59 و سپس، با این شکل انتخاب شده، 00:01:01 من تایید می کنم که پر کردن آن به تمام مقادیر در 77 00:01:06 تنظیم شده است که دقیقا همان چیزی است که من می خواهم. 00:01:08 درست است، حالا من قصد دارم به زودی در N 00:01:10 و من قصد دارم برای ایجاد یک مثلث در اینجا 00:01:13 با کلیک کردن در این محل، و سپس من اینجا کلیک کنید 00:01:16 من نمی خواهم بیش از حد به پایین، بنابراین من کلیک کنید 00:01:19 بیایید بگویید در مورد وجود دارد،
00:01:21 and then I'll finish my triangle like so.
00:01:24 And now I'll change its fill, which is active here
00:01:27 in the Swatches panel, to this dark shade of gray
00:01:29 where all values are 51.
00:01:32 And I'll press ctrl + y or cmd + y on a Mac,
00:01:35 just to confirm that's the effect I'm looking for.
00:01:37 Obviously, it's not where it ought to be,
00:01:39 so I'm going to need to zoom out here a little bit.
00:01:42 And I'll press the "v" key to get my black arrow
00:01:44 tool and I'll go ahead and partially marquee
00:01:46 these three shapes right here,
00:01:48 and then I'll right click on any one of them,
00:01:50 choose a range, and then choose Send to Back
00:01:53 in order to move the N in back of the G, like so.
00:01:57 All right, now I'm going to go over here
00:01:59 to what I believe is the E,
00:02:01 and I can find that out for sure
00:02:02 by pressing ctrl + y or cmd + y again
00:02:05 in order to switch back to the outline mode
00:02:08 so that I can see the tracing template in the background.
00:02:11 And I'm going to draw another triangle just l like so
00:02:14 right here, a pretty long one, let's say,
00:02:16 all the way up to this location right there and then over.
00:02:19 The problem is now I need to modify those perspective
00:02:22 rectangles that make up the block.
00:02:25 And currently, this triangle's going to get in the way.
00:02:28 So what I'm going to do so that I can snap to it,
00:02:30 is press the "v" key once again to switch
00:02:32 to the black arrow tool,
00:02:33 click on that path to select it,
00:02:35 right click on it and choose Arrange
00:02:37 and then chooses Send to Back.
00:02:40 And then I'll click right here at the bottom of the triangle
00:02:42 to add a point to this forward paths
00:02:44 so we're not affecting the triangle.
00:02:46 And then I'll press the "a" key to switch
00:02:48 to the wide arrow tool.
00:02:49 I'll go ahead and select that point
00:02:51 and I'll drag it over while pressing the shift key
00:02:54 until it snaps into alignment with the edge
00:02:56 of that rectangle right there.
00:02:58 Then, I'll go ahead and click on this corner point
00:03:01 right there to select some portion of this upper path
00:03:05 and then I'll press the "p" key once again
00:03:07 to get my Pen Tool, and then I'll click here
00:03:10 but, if I do, look at my cursor.
00:03:12 You can see that it has an asterisk
00:03:14 which means I'm going to start a new path outline.
00:03:16 And the reason that I'm not adding a point to this
00:03:18 selected path is because it's not in front.
00:03:21 So I'll just go ahead and move my cursor over a little bit
00:03:23 so it has a plus sign next to it and I'll click right there.
00:03:26 And then I'll press the "a" key to switch back to the wide
00:03:28 arrow tool and I'll drag this selected point until it snaps
00:03:31 into alignment, and then I'll drag this guy up until
00:03:34 it snaps into alignment as well.
00:03:37 And now, if I press ctrl + y or cmd + y on a Mac,
00:03:39 you can see we have a problem
00:03:41 not seeing the entire triangle,
00:03:43 and that's because I sent it to back.
00:03:44 So I'm going to click inside the triangle to select
00:03:47 the entire thing with the wide arrow,
00:03:50 and then I'll right click on the path, choose a range,
00:03:52 and choose Bring to Front in order to move it
00:03:54 all the way to the front of the stack.
00:03:56 And can you see we have a little bit of a problem here?
00:04:00 Notice that our strokes aren't lining up,
00:04:02 and so I'm going to click on the word Stroke
00:04:04 up here in the Control Panel,
00:04:05 and I'm going to switch the corner to the Bevel Join
00:04:09 which is going to give us a better match.
00:04:11 We still have a kind of microscopic problem there,
00:04:13 but I'm not worried about it.
00:04:15 And so now I'll press the escape key to dismiss that panel,
00:04:17 and I'll go ahead and fill the shape with medium gray
00:04:20 which is one where all values are 128
00:04:22 in order to produce this effect here.
00:04:25 All right, now I'll go ahead and zoom out some
00:04:27 just so I can take any artwork
00:04:28 and see what I've come up with.
00:04:29 I'll go ahead and click off the path to deselect it.
00:04:32 All right, now let's add those patterns to the bottoms
00:04:35 of the D and the I.
00:04:37 And so I'm going to zoom back in to the D here,
00:04:40 and I'm going to click on this edge in order to select it
00:04:43 independently of the rest of the shape.
00:04:45 So if you click inside a filled shape,
00:04:47 you'll select the entire thing,
00:04:49 but if you click just right on the stroke,
00:04:51 you'll select just that segment.
00:04:53 And now I want you to shift + click on this segment
00:04:55 right there, and now press ctrl + c or cmd + c on a Mac
00:04:59 and press ctrl + f or cmd + f on a Mac
00:05:02 in order to paste those two lines in front.
00:05:05 And now I'm going to go up to the Control Panel
00:05:07 and change the fill to none or I could have just pressed
00:05:10 the "/" key.
00:05:11 Now I want to create a bunch of steps between
00:05:14 these two extremes here.
00:05:15 And I'm going to do that using that blend function
00:05:18 that you get to by going up to the Object menu,
00:05:21 choosing Blend, and then choose Make.
00:05:24 And that ends up producing not the effect I am looking for
00:05:27 but it's easily resolved.
00:05:29 I'm just going to go ahead and click off this path
00:05:31 that line and then drag this point up here,
00:05:34 drag this other one down here.
00:05:35 The problem is that the two paths were drawn
00:05:37 in a different order, and so by just reversing the position
00:05:40 of the points, I changed that order
00:05:43 and now I want to select this entire blended object.
00:05:46 And the easiest way to do that for now is to switch
00:05:48 back to the black arrow tool by pressing the "v" key,
00:05:51 and then I'll click on this line to select it
00:05:53 and the other line as well as the steps in between.
00:05:56 And then I'll go up to the Object menu,
00:05:58 choose Blend, and choose Blend Options.
00:06:01 And I'll turn on the Preview checkbox,
00:06:03 change Spacing, the Specified Steps,
00:06:05 and then just click in that value
00:06:06 and press the up arrow key until I like what I see
00:06:09 which happens at 18 steps, so that's 18 steps in between
00:06:13 the two extremes.
00:06:14 At which point, I'll click OK, and then I'll go up
00:06:17 to this Opacity value in the Control Panel,
00:06:19 and I'll change it to 50% and I'll press the enter key
00:06:23 or the return key on a Mac.
00:06:24 All right, that takes care of that edge.
00:06:26 Now, let's address the front edge of the I.
00:06:29 At least I think that's what I'm looking at.
00:06:30 Just to confirm, I'll press ctrl + y or cmd + y on a Mac
00:06:33 so that I can see that tracing template.
00:06:35 And sure enough, there's the I right there.
00:06:38 All right, so I'll press ctrl + y or cmd + y again
00:06:40 and now I'll press the "a" key to switch back
00:06:43 to the wide arrow tool.
00:06:44 I'll click on this top edge right there to select it,
00:06:47 and I'll press ctrl + c, ctrl + f,
00:06:49 that's cmd + c, cmd + f on a Mac.
00:06:52 All right, now we want to make a copy of this line
00:06:54 and it'll all make sense in just a moment.
00:06:56 But we're going to make a copy of this line
00:06:58 by dragging it down while pressing the shift key
00:07:01 and the you want to press and hold
00:07:02 the alt key or the opt key on a Mac
00:07:04 and drop it into place so that we have a copy.
00:07:08 All right, now I'm going to click on this right point
00:07:10 right there to select it independently of the left one,
00:07:13 and I'll go ahead and drag it down to,
00:07:15 I figure, right about here.
00:07:18 I'm trying to bring it down to the midway point here.
00:07:20 And now I'll go ahead and press ctrl + f or cmd + f on a Mac
00:07:24 to paste another copy of this line.
00:07:26 And I'll drag it down to right about here, I figure,
00:07:30 and then I'll click on that right-hand point
00:07:32 and drag it all the way down
00:07:34 so it snaps into alignment with that corner.
00:07:36 And I might go ahead and move this guy up a little bit
00:07:39 while pressing the shift key.
00:07:40 I'm just trying to get regular intervals going here.
00:07:43 And now we want to make one more copy of this line,
00:07:46 and I'm going to do that by grabbing this anchor point
00:07:49 and dragging it to right about there
00:07:52 and then pressing the alt key or the opt key on a Mac
00:07:54 to make a copy of that point which goes ahead
00:07:57 and copies the neighboring segment as well.
00:07:59 In other words, we've copied the entire line.
00:08:02 So now I'll go ahead and drag this guy down
00:08:04 and you can see that it's snapping into alignment.
00:08:06 All right, now switch to the black arrow tool
00:08:09 by pressing the "v" key, and then go ahead
00:08:11 and click and shift + click on each one of these lines.
00:08:15 Do not select the big rectangle.
00:08:18 We do not want that.
00:08:19 Then, go back to the Object menu, choose Blend,
00:08:22 and choose Make, and that will make this crazy blend
00:08:26 right here, which is not quite what we want.
00:08:28 So return to the Object menu, choose Blend,
00:08:31 and choose Blend Options.
00:08:34 Go ahead and change the Spacing to Specified Steps,
00:08:36 turn on the Preview checkbox, and then click on that value
00:08:39 and press the up arrow key until you like what you see
00:08:42 which for me happens at five.
00:08:44 And now I'll click OK to accept that change.
00:08:47 And now you want to press the "a" key
00:08:48 to switch back to the wide arrow tool.
00:08:50 And click on this point.
00:08:52 In my case you can see that the lines aren't quite spread
00:08:54 the way they need to be.
00:08:56 And now I'll just press the down arrow key,
00:08:58 press and hold that down arrow key,
00:09:00 until things start looking better.
00:09:02 And you can see that the blend is updating on the fly.
00:09:04 And it appears that this point needs to come down as well.
00:09:07 And so I just want you to see that update I'm talking about.
00:09:10 Notice if I drag the point to a new location,
00:09:12 all the steps adjust on the fly.
00:09:14 Very, very cool feature.
00:09:15 Very old feature as well inside Illustrator.
00:09:18 And so I'm going to go ahead and press the down arrow key
00:09:21 to move that point down, and actually I moved it back up
00:09:24 a little bit as well.
00:09:25 And now I'll select this point right here
00:09:27 and press the left arrow key to move it to the left
00:09:30 until we have this effect.
00:09:32 At which point, I'll press the "v" key to switch back
00:09:33 to the black arrow tool,
00:09:35 click on any one of these lines to select the entire blend,
00:09:38 and again change the Opacity value
00:09:40 up there in the Control Panel to 50%
00:09:43 and then click off the paths to deselect them,
00:09:46 and then zoom out so that we can take in the entire effect.
00:09:49 And that's how you draw a few distressed marks
00:09:51 just for the sake of a little bit of realism
00:09:54 using a combination of the Pen Tool and the Blend function
00:09:58 here inside Illustrator.