Printable Bubble Letters 2011

Printable Bubble Letters 2011.

In early 2011, we featured some form of letters to printable bubble letters a simple and attractive.

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Alphabet Bubble Letters 2010

Alphabet Bubble Letters 2010. Via: Printable Bubble Letters

Bubble Letters 2010

Bubble Letters 2010. Via: Printable Bubble Letters

Printable Bubble Letters On The Fabric

Fabric is a tool or object that can be made into works of art, printable bubble letters on it made or installed in a rather coarse fabric with red and blue shades that form a word for the term of a trademark.

Printable Bubble Letters "P"

Printable bubble letters using the letter P as an object, with an art form in such a way with color combination of orange and yellow, bubble letters print a simple concept that is very compelling.

Printable Bubble Letters "SNOW ICE"

Printable bubble letters tells the story of a snow-ice, and in print bubble letters were made as if that letter was a snow-ice, on a black background provided so that bubbles are clearly printed letters increasingly looks like a blob of ice snow.

Printable Bubble Letters "PLASTIC"

Printable bubble letters with his name is very fitting, because the print bubble letters are made just like writing that is made from plastic, on a black background provided so that bubbles are clearly printed letters increasingly look like real plastic.

Printable Bubble Letters "QUICK GOLD"

Printable bubble letters with his name is very fitting, because the print bubble letters are created using gold, on black background provided so that bubbles are clearly printed letters more visible and beautiful.

Printable Buble Letters In 3D Art

Printable Buble Letters In 3D Art. Via: Printletters.Blogspot.Com

Printable Bubble Letters With Color Concepts

Printable Bubble Letters With Color Concepts. Color is a very important ingredient in all art making, regardless of color artwork will lose the spirit of life, printable bubble letters on it also needed a concept of color to produce works the best.

Creative Printable Bubble Letters 2010

Creative Printable Bubble Letters 2010. a creative art making will make a more interesting and chic to be seen and enjoyed, in bubble letters that are printed on top you can see there are things other than letters that blend to make bubble letters became more vibrant, stylish colors in bubble letters with this very concept simple.

Printable 3D Bubble Letters A-Z

Printable 3D Bubble Letters A-Z. Via: Printable Bubble Letters

How To Make Printable Bubble Letters

How to make bubble art print, the first person to be able to write, and talented in the arts, if not then the work will be far from the desired expectations.

The Color Purple on The Printable Bubble Letters

Purple color for most women is something that is unpopular, because the color is a form of losing a husband to a woman, but for the letter bubble print color is a beautiful color and interesting.

Printable Bubble Letters to Form a Snake

At a glance when we see this bubble print would predict that this is inspired by a snake, whether or not this perception is correct and it must be asked first to the author.

Printable Bubble Letters In Light Blue

Light blue color is very suitable and fitting to describe a bubble, so if there is art bubble block letters using blue color would result from such work would be so incredible that because of these fit coloring.

3D Printable Bubble Letters Text In Illustrator

Finished Product:

Step 1: Type it up

Select the Text Tool from the tool bar (or hit the letter T) and click on your canvas. I am using the font “Apple Casual” but the very common font ” Comic Sans” will also work just fine. Type the word Bubble or whatever you would like. Your canvas should look like this:

Step 2: Outline your text

With your text selected go to: Type > Create Outlines

Step 3: Give it some wiggle

Select each letter individually and rotate it slightly left or right to give the text a more organic look. Also make sure if possible to have each letter overlap just a bit with the letters on either side of it. You text should now look something like this:

Step 4: Merge Letter Shapes
With all of your letter shapes still selected got to go Object > Ungroup. Next go to Window > Pathfinder to open the pathfinder palette. Click on the button highlighted below to combine the letters into one solid shape then click the expand button to the right.

Step 5: Make it colorful
Next, with your shape still selected apply a gradient that you find pleasant. I think the effect works best with the light part on the top as if the light was coming from above. Also apply a 2 pixel white stroke to the shape. Your letters should now look something like this:

Step 6: Make it 3D
With your shape selected copy it by pressing Command+C then paste a copy directly behind the original by pressing Command+B. Next go to to the layers palette and turn off the top letters layer. Next select the still visible layer and make it a solid darker version of the colors you are working with. I have made mine a sold deep purple. Once you have the fill how you like it remove the white stroke.

Next, once again copy the letters by pressing Command+C and paste it behind using Command+B. Your new layer will be selected and using you arrow keys slide it to the left and bottom of the deep purple shape. Once in position adjust the colors to a lighter solid color then the one in front. It should look something like this:

Step 6: Get your blend on
With both words selected go to Object > Blend > Blend Options

When the blend options window pops up select smooth color and click ok.

Now that you have set the setting go ahead and make the blend by going to Object > Blend > Make

Your blend should look like this:

Step 7: Stroke it real good
Next select your blend with the black arrow and copy it (Command+C) and paste copy directly in front of it by pressing (Command+F). Now with that new copy still selected go to Object > Blend > Expand.

With it still selected all of those layers of the blend by going to object > ungroup. Now press the combine shapes button in your pathfinder palette and click expand. Remove the the fill color and add a stroke of 4 pixels using the stroke palette. Using the button on the right align the path to the outside.

Step 9: Putting it all together
Now, in your layers palette make the original letter shapes visible and you are done! It should look like this.

If it turn out for you check back to make sure you didn’t skip a step. If you feel I skipped a step please let me know in the comments area below and I will be happy to help. Thanks!


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