You’ll use two gradients for the entirety of this tutorial. Deselect and Delete the triangle and the top left of the “F”. Select both the triangle and the “F” and, using the Shape Builder Tool (Shift – M) to select the leftmost portion of the “F” (see below). Use the Pen Tool (P) to draw a triangle that cuts across the top corner of the “F” (see below). For the “F” in “Fabulous”, let’s angle the top left corner so it’ll look like you’ve folded one strip of paper for the letter. Ungroup (Object > Ungroup) your letters so you can easily work on each one in turn. Chose a light pastel color (I’ve chosen mint) for your text group’s fill color. Alternatively, you can also Right-Click and select Create Outlines in order to do so as well. Select your text and convert it to outlines by going to Type > Create Outlines. Use the Text Tool (T) in order to write out your word–in this case, it’s “Fabulous”. I’ve chosen AR Bonnie, an Art Deco inspired font, since it lends itself wonderfully to the look of cut and folded ribbons or paper. Topics Covered: Shape Builder Tool, Appearance panel, Path OffsetĬreate the background using a rectangle drawn over the artboard with the Rectangle Tool (M).Combining use of the Shape Builder Tool and Appearance panel, you’ll have this project tied up in no time.
#HOW TO TYPE A CIRCLE OVER LETTERS IN WOW HOW TO#
In this tutorial you’ll learn how to take a “plain Jane” font and transform it into folded ribbons to create a stunning ribbon font text effect, perfect for your upscale designs.
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