Illustrator Tutorial - Basic Text Effects

These are some basic Text Effects you can use in Adobe Illustrator to improve your designs.

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• adobe
• illustrator
• tutorial
• basic
• text
• effects
• gradient
• double
• outline

[Lightiel1]

Perfect tutorial. Thank you so much... Us noobs need step by step.

How do you create a colored stroke to outline your gradient text? Example if I want to use a white outline instead of a black one? Thanks again for the great video.

[GAMER0451]

@Lightiel1 for a white outline just change the stroke color from black to white using the fill/stroke (the bottom two squares on your tools palette)

[iKuProductions]

yo is this free to download?

[GAMER0451]

There Is a Free try on adobe's site.

But for the full program, you will have to pay about $485

[StealthApple]

Damn, I need to download Illustrator

[GAMER0451]

Yah, It's an amazing program.

[2ndstrokedesign]

I have a video on my channel, showing how to apply gradients to text items, without converting them to outlines.

[ZookanProductions]

There is a way of adding gradients to text without outlining it, using the appearance panel. Remove the fill in the panel, and replace it with a gradient, instead of applying a gradient with the gradient tool or the swatches panel. Courtesy of vectips . com

[dingdong141]

awsum man not cheating like others tutorial great explaination thanks

[juan321654]

anyone got a serial for CS5 ? pm me pls :'{

[PessyHo]

You know what???? THis is what I want to learn for double border! you are damm AWESOME! Thanks for spending times for this presentation! Thumbs up! ^.^

[UKCleaningSolutions]

Thank you

[danbennerdotcom]

I like edible text.



[MD3Designs]

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[MoreQuestionsToo]

Awesome. Thanks, Dude!!!

[phildoughty]

I'm sure this is a very basic question & easy to answer.

How to make a fixed ratio selection in Illustrator cs5 as you would in photoshop?

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I want to make square & rectangle selections as per my custom X & Y point sizes/values...