Quick Tip: Create an Adhesive Bandage Using Multiple Effects
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Quick Tip: Create an Adhesive Bandage Using Multiple Effects

on Jul 12th 2012 with 7 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Version: Illustrator CS
  • Level: Beginner
  • Length: 4:40

Learn how to apply multiple instances of the Transform effect to make a perforated bandage, then add dimension with Stylize effects. Let’s get started!

 
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Cheryl Graham trained as a traditional artist in drawing and painting. These days she spends more time in front of the computer than the easel. She's been using Adobe Illustrator for over 15 years. Her Illustrator work has been featured in the "The Adobe Illustrator WOW! Book" and "Real World Illustrator."  

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  • Dougieladd

    Another efficiently created tutorial Cheryl… Thanks!

  • http://www.hey-ant.com Ant

    Very thorough and to the point tutorial! Also a great a effective way of using the transform function. Thank you!

    • http://www.hey-ant.com Ant

      Just one question; how did you get the middle portion of the bandage to be transparent when you applied the drop shadow?

      • http://www.hey-ant.com Ant

        nevermind… I figured it out… thanks again.

      • paaaans

        yes how did you do that? my middle bandage isnt transparent :(

  • alex

    Thanks for the tutorial, it was great!

  • Manolo

    I know this question is stupid but… how can I rotate everything? I’ve selected all the elements and grouped them but when I try to rotate the whole group the circle with the effects doesn’t do it. What’s wrong?

    Thanks!