Tutorial: Highlights/Bevels, Drop Shadows in Illustrator CS3

Super simple tutorial on how to make simple highlights/bevels and sophisticated cut out drop shadows, all vector in Illustrator

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• tutorial
• illustrator
• adobe
• drop shadow
• bevel
• highlight

[chregano]

Thanks for the response. Yes, I am trying to get a non-raster drop shadow in illustrator. I have 3 tiles stacked on top of one-another, all in different colours. I need a soft semi-transparent shadow falling from one to the other. Any help would be awesome. Thank you

[rimfya]

@chregano Hmm, go to rimfya.com.au and send me an email with your file. I'll take a look!

[chregano]

Thanks for tutorial. Have you done any more of these?

[rimfya]

@chregano No but I'm always intending too. Did you have something in mind you're trying to do?

[SQUEWHEET]

What is that font?

[banakula]

Thank you for the tutorial... would you tell me what fonts you're using? thanks.

[DMLU7]

shame this isnt good design

[adamlancasterme]

Thanks mate, qucik, to the point. Good work. Too many people always assume you know nothing and take to long explaining the basics before getting to the good stuff

[kirstiedesign]

i love it...nice tutorial...thanks for sharing your talent...^_^

[DanielsPatrick]

Thanks for the Tutorial. It helped me out.

[paz13paz]

good

[Bierme34]

That was so simple and helpful! Thanks for sharing! What fonts are these and where can we get them?

[halfbreed02]

Please, What font is " DESIGN " written in. Thank You.