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added 2 characters in body

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edited Jan 17, 2019 at 22:24

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In Illustrator...

Group the Unicorn if it's not already a group.

Then in the Appearance Panel add a new stroke to the group. Click and drag the stroke in the Appearance Panel, so that it is below the <Contents> item in the panel.

You'll then have a stroke around the entire group which you can adjust.

_{(Old screenshot... but the panel isn't really that different today.)}

Photoshop : Layer Style > Stroke will add a stroke around an entire layer or smart object layer. Although, for vectors using Illustrator or Sketch is probably better.

In Illustrator...

Group the Unicorn if it's not already a group.

Then in the Appearance Panel add a new stroke to the group. Click and drag the stroke in the Appearance Panel, so that it is below the <Contents> item in the panel.

You'll then have a stroke around the entire group which you can adjust.

_{(Old screenshot... but the panel isn't really that different today.)}

Photoshop : Layer Style > Stroke will add a stroke around an entire layer or smart object layer. Although, for vectors using Illustrator or Sketch is probably better.

In Illustrator...

Group the Unicorn if it's not already a group.

Then in the Appearance Panel add a new stroke to the group. Click and drag the stroke in the Appearance Panel, so that it is below the <Contents> item in the panel.

You'll then have a stroke around the entire group which you can adjust.

_{(Old screenshot... but the panel isn't really that different today.)}

Photoshop : Layer Style > Stroke will add a stroke around an entire layer or smart object layer. Although, for vectors using Illustrator or Sketch is probably better.

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created Jan 17, 2019 at 22:07

Scott

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In Illustrator...

Group the Unicorn if it's not already a group.

Then in the Appearance Panel add a new stroke to the group. Click and drag the stroke in the Appearance Panel, so that it is below the <Contents> item in the panel.

You'll then have a stroke around the entire group which you can adjust.

_{(Old screenshot... but the panel isn't really that different today.)}

Photoshop : Layer Style > Stroke will add a stroke around an entire layer or smart object layer. Although, for vectors using Illustrator or Sketch is probably better.