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dvanfly (TechnicalUser)
5 Jul 10 11:51
Hey,

I'm creating my sketch into paths and I wanted to know what the best approach is to the '3D' part of the logo (where the tie is like a ribbon).

Do I path the entire shape, then make a path on the top layer with a different color? and if so, how do I line it up flush?

Any help would be super appreciated.

Thanks,
Dan
apepp (TechnicalUser)
5 Jul 10 19:52
...there are a few approaches, the one I would go for is to draw the entire shape of the tie and letter n, so you have one complete shape, then divide  that shape into sections using the pathfinder palette. From initial view I can count 5 sections...

...so essentially you create lines to divide the main shape up, those lines will then create the sections you need, this avoids line up issues for the most part. I would also work on a copy of the main shape so that the copy can be used as a clipping path if needed later in the process...

andrew

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dvanfly (TechnicalUser)
5 Jul 10 20:29
Andrew— I will try this. Thank you very much.

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