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Quick Tip: Create a Glossy Downloads Folder Icon

Quick Tip: Create a Glossy Downloads Folder Icon

Follow this quick tip and you will learn how to draw a folder starting from a single path with the help of the 3D Extrude&Bevel effect. You will play with multiple appearances, effects and shadows and you will use the Halftone Pattern effect to create a different texture for the folder icon. Let’s begin!

Quick Tip: How to Make an Ultra Glossy Scalable Web Button with 9-Slice Scaling

Quick Tip: How to Make an Ultra Glossy Scalable Web Button with 9-Slice Scaling

In this Quick Tip, you will learn how to create a scalable web button with the Appearance Panel and Adobe Illustrator’s 9 Slice Scaling. This technique is especially useful for web designers that need to use the same style button with various lengths of text. Let’s get started!

Quick Tip: Create a Transparent Ruler Illustration

Quick Tip: Create a Transparent Ruler Illustration

In the following tutorial you will learn how to create a transparent ruler. The grid and the snap to grid will come in handy as we are about to create several paths with accurate dimensions. Using multiple fills and stroke with various blending modes and opacity percentages we will create the overall ruler illustration. For the final details we will use a built in brush and some basic effects.

Quick Tip: How to Create a Clean Style Folder Icon

Quick Tip: How to Create a Clean Style Folder Icon

In the following tutorial you will learn to create a clean folder icon. By using some simple shapes and the Appearance Panel, you will see just how easy it is to make a great looking icon.

How to Draw a Glossy Yo-Yo Icon using Adobe Illustrator

How to Draw a Glossy Yo-Yo Icon using Adobe Illustrator

Entertain yourself with this tutorial on creating a glossy yo-yo icon. You will learn how to combine different gradient and object effects to make a hyper realistic and shiny plastic surface. The result is a perfectly rendered and appealing icon that can be made in just one hour!


This entry is part 3 of 20 in the Icon Design Session