How can I make a circle with bitten pieces like this 
I mean how to draw the pink cirlce in this case. Tnx
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1Huh? What bitten pieces? What have you tried so far so we know what you're stuck on?– RyanCommented May 22, 2017 at 19:23
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Draw a Shape with the points then Boole the middle out with a Circle :)– SitiSchuCommented May 22, 2017 at 19:27
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This is a poor question. Please show us something you tried, do some research on the internet and come back with a specific question.– LucianoCommented May 23, 2017 at 8:23
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@Luciano does that mean that I should delete my question? I m just a new here. But the problem was solved anyway.– lamierdaCommented May 23, 2017 at 15:31
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You can keep your question, since it has attracted some good answers anyway, but we're looking for questions that can be useful to the design community and not just tech support or basic tutorials. If you want to know more about the site, please read the help center. You can also casually ping somebody on the Graphic Design Chat– LucianoCommented May 24, 2017 at 8:18
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2 Answers
Draw a circle
With the circle selected, choose
Effect > Distort & Transform > Zig ZagTick the
Smoothoption then adjust the sliders to create "bumps"
ClickOK---- if you want evenly rounded ridges then stop here and proceed to step 7(For less symmetrical bumps) -- Choose
Effect > Distort & Transform > RoughenAgain, tick the
Smoothoption, tick theAbsoluteoption and reduce theDetaildown to 0, then play with theSizeslider to create an asymmetrical shape.
- Click
OK - Choose
Object > Expand Appearance - Draw your center circle and position it where you want:
- Choose
Object > Compound Path > Makeand you'll have a hole in the middle of the shape.
First, draw the Rough shape of it. Use the pencil tool to accomplish that.
After that draw a Circle for the cutout in the Middle:
Finally use the Pathfinder Tool to substract the Red Circle from the Black shape:
