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The Layers Panel has a menu item "Enter Isolation Mode".
Other than that, there is no direct way via the Layers Panel.
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Here's my take..... and a little mini-tutorial.
(If you right click on the image above and choose "Open image in new Tab/Window" you can see it a bit larger)
Save for web reduction does some odd appearance things to the diagonals, but they are all spaced evenly and dont' change color mid-stream like they appear to.
Be aware, creating too many tartan ...
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There are a bunch of lines patterns included with Illustrator, but they are a little hidden within the Swatch Libraries menu:
Select one you like. You can then rotate the pattern with the Rotate tool. You can double click on the Rotate tool and uncheck "Objects" so that only the pattern is rotated:
Then use multiple fills with a blending mode to color ...
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No tricks, just basic shapes.
Draw a line grid
Create your square
Clip the lines with the square
Apply a background color to the square
Dupe it and create your pattern.
Here's how I prefer to go about #1
Draw a horizontal line (or shallow rectangle, sometimes easier for pixel alignment)
Apply a Transform effect to create the other lines and their ...
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There are two types of anchors - corner anchors and smooth anchors.
Smooth anchors always have symmetrical bezier handles.
Command-click-dragging with the Pen Tool on a smooth anchor moves both its' Bezier handles in unison.
Option-click-dragging with the Pen Tool on a smooth anchor handle, and you convert the smooth anchor to a corner anchor.
Corner ...
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I guess that making a path copy of the heart, enlarging it and just working out your shape from that path might work.
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In a nutshell, you duplicate the exiting path, delete what you don't want, then add what you do want to the duplicate.
Use the Direct Selection Tool (the white arrow) and hold down the Option/Alt key to drag a copy of the path to a new area.
Now, use the Pen Tool and click on the path to place new anchors where you want to cut the path. Basically, make ...
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As someone that had quite a bit of work done with coding up SVGs exported from AI (One example), I can tell that the issue is AI doesn't export SVGs in a format fit for the web. Not fully at least.
When using SVGs generated with AI, I had to always massage positions somewhat to maintain proportions originally seen while drawing on AI. As for anything ...
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In Illustrator you can select all, then click the Merge button on the Pathfinder Panel. This will cause all objects of the same color, which touch each other, to combine into one object.
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I trust you are talking about Illustrator here...
The way I would do it is select the entire traced image, then click the divide tool, then click ungroup, then select the colour you want to lose and select same fill colour, then delete.
Once this is done you can combine all the existing background.
Hope this helps.
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I think there are 2 questions here...
1 : Yes you can create scalable brushes in Photoshop within the "Brush" pallet.
2 : All raster images will blur when scaled to a size bigger than they were created at. If you want to ensure this does not happen you are best to create your image as a vector graphic in an application such as Illustrator.
Hope this ...
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You CAN export the paths you create to an Illustrator file, but the basic view is Photoshop was created for raster images and Illustrator was created for vector images. CorelDraw does both in one program, but the trade off is it does neither as good as Adobe, imo.
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Photoshop can not create true vector images. This is a very common misconception.
Regardless of how you create a file and save it, Photoshop always saves both vector and raster information. You can't create vector files with Photoshop. You can only create raster files with vector elements.
Applications such as Illustrator, Corel, Xara, actually can ...
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Press Cmd+T to transform. Scaling is one of the basic transformation tools.
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If you want to resize/move the vector mask you have created, and you are able to select multiple anchor points, you can:
Press shift and select all the anchor points and move them together.
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if u still need it
here is a free script to change the corners so u can just scale it & redo the corners with this script
Photoshop CS6 Resize Rectangle with Rounded Corners
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Make a group, give it low opacity and continue by creating your shape layers inside that group.
I'd use the same method in older PS versions as well.
Here's a picture where all the shape layers have 100% opacity and they are inside a group with 38% opacity that affects all the layers in it.
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It may not be possible, depending on the artwork, but if you were to make a copy of the file and create shapes based upon the intersections by using any "shape intersection" tool or functionality and then fill those shapes with the closest solid color value to simulate the overlapped colors, then you will have vectors which will not need to be rasterized.
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In in my case I type arabic with Corel Draw, convert it to curve, then copy and paste to illustrator. It works for me
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It's too much simple that you don't need lessons for that. If you know how to use the path tool, you can draw anything. If you don't know how to use the path tool just click on it and try to use it. You will figure it out in 10 minutes maximum.
One thing presume that you know is, if you don't know how to draw with a pencil; illustrator is not gonna do some ...
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I recently tried to put 26 glyphs on 26 artboards in Illustrator and export them separately. Turns out in Illustrator that's not possible with SVG; it only remembers the active artboard but keeps all of the art.
So, I just layered all of the glyphs on top of each other, hid all but one of them, and exported. Changed layer visibility and repeated.
I would ...
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One option is to use a data set, treating each glyph as a record. see for instance: ( http://vector.tutsplus.com/tutorials/tools-tips/quick-tip-data-driven-graphics-using-illustrators-variables-panel/ ) which is decent rundown where the author makes a single document with variables and a dataset and creates 100 unique business cards.
A second option is to ...
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The original artist contacted me. The font is called Venus Rising.
EDIT:
Okay, I got some additional clarification. The logo I put in this question does indeed use N-Gage font. However, we asked him to modify the logo for us. When he did that he switched to using a modified version of Venus Rising. Here is our modified version of the logo in the question.
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it looks like an edited version of
Neuropol - http://www.dafont.com/neuropol.font
or
Orbitron -http://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Orbitron
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