Drag the slider around 10% towards the Pucker side of the bar. This time go to Effect > Distort & Transform > Pucker & Bloat. Use different stroke weights to add more detail.Īdd another circle to the centre of the wavy outlines. Repeat the process of adding an offset path a few more times, then adjust the fill and stroke of each item to produce alternating outlines. With the object selected, go to Object > Path > Offset Path. This will make the Zig Zag transformation permanent and allow the object to be used with the next step. To confirm the appearance of the shape, go to Object > Expand Appearance. Go to Effect > Distort & Transform > Zig Zag to edit the outline of the circle.Ĭhange the settings to Smooth, then adjust the sliders to create a flowing wavy outline around the circle. Hold Shift while dragging the anchor points to produce accurate angles.ĭuplicate these lines and go to Object > Transform > Reflect to position them on the opposite side.ĭraw a circle to represent the basic shape of an eye. Use the Pen tool to draw a flowing line from the inner outline. Align both strokes to the outside of the path using the Stroke palette. Offset the path by 3mm, then right click and Ungroup the two lines.Īdd a thick 6pt stroke to the inner outline and a 2pt stroke to the outer outline.
With the outline selected, go to Object > Path > Offset Path. Removing stray points with the Pen tool will clean up the outline and remove unwanted kinks. Zoom in and tweak the outline where the two halves are joined. Copy (CMD+C), and Paste in Front (CMD+F), then go to Object > Transform > Reflect to flip the duplicate over.Īlign the duplicate to the opposite side of the skull, then merge all the objects together using the Pathfinder tool. Finish the lower jaw along the centre line of the skull. Use the Pen tool to complete the outline of a skull by drawing a protruding cheek and jaw line. Use the Direct Selection tool to drag the upper most point downwards (hold Shift) to flatten out the top curve. Open up Adobe Illustrator and draw an oval onto the artboard. Let’s get started with out own vector sugar skull Illustration. A quick search online brings up plenty of resources to feed your imagination and generate ideas for your own skull design.
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