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I want to create something similar to the first image, but the angle of the star should be same.

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I want to create something similar to the first image, but the angle of the star should be same.

adobe-illustrator

share|improve this question

edited Jul 25 at 20:16

RoobyDooby

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asked Jul 25 at 16:01

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  Please share what you have tried and where it is failing.
  
  – Scott
  Jul 25 at 16:05
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  i uploaded the image how far i have done it. how can we add image in here comment box?
  
  – user140782
  Jul 25 at 16:14
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  You can't add images in the comments, but you can upload images to imgur(dot)com or other image sharing sites, and copy and paste the link in your comment.
  
  – Billy Kerr
  Jul 25 at 16:34
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Also note that it's better to take screen shots rather than take photos of your screen.
  
  – Billy Kerr
  Jul 25 at 17:31
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I want to create something similar to the first image, but the angle of the star should be same.

adobe-illustrator

share|improve this question

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In case you don't have access to a pressure sensitive device....

This is somewhat possible via a blend. But due to how blends behave, in many cases spacing will require manual refinement.

• Create a blend, specified steps


• Replace Spine


• Alter blend options to set blend to be Relative to path and then increase steps to space the small end better


• Expand the blend


• 
  Manually remove superfluous objects and then manually reposition a few objects for better spacing

This is far from perfect, but may offer a relative shortcut by supplying overall rotation and sizing to follow the path desired.

---

---

If you wish to achieve precision, then there's really nothing "automated" that will accomplish that which I am aware of. You would need to manually determine sizes, positions, and rotation degrees if you want things to be precise.

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Assuming I've understood your question properly, it is kind of possible.

Here's one method which involves the use of a graphics tablet and pressure sensitive stylus, such as a Wacom.

Draw a star, and use it to create a Scatter Brush, with settings as shown below. When you use the Brush Tool, press harder at one end and release the pressure gradually as you draw. It might take a couple of attempts to get the pressure right.

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In case you don't have access to a pressure sensitive device....

This is somewhat possible via a blend. But due to how blends behave, in many cases spacing will require manual refinement.

• Create a blend, specified steps


• Replace Spine


• Alter blend options to set blend to be Relative to path and then increase steps to space the small end better


• Expand the blend


• 
  Manually remove superfluous objects and then manually reposition a few objects for better spacing

This is far from perfect, but may offer a relative shortcut by supplying overall rotation and sizing to follow the path desired.

---

---

If you wish to achieve precision, then there's really nothing "automated" that will accomplish that which I am aware of. You would need to manually determine sizes, positions, and rotation degrees if you want things to be precise.

share|improve this answer

edited Jul 25 at 18:47

answered Jul 25 at 18:15

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5

In case you don't have access to a pressure sensitive device....

This is somewhat possible via a blend. But due to how blends behave, in many cases spacing will require manual refinement.

• Create a blend, specified steps


• Replace Spine


• Alter blend options to set blend to be Relative to path and then increase steps to space the small end better


• Expand the blend


• 
  Manually remove superfluous objects and then manually reposition a few objects for better spacing

This is far from perfect, but may offer a relative shortcut by supplying overall rotation and sizing to follow the path desired.

---

---

If you wish to achieve precision, then there's really nothing "automated" that will accomplish that which I am aware of. You would need to manually determine sizes, positions, and rotation degrees if you want things to be precise.

share|improve this answer

edited Jul 25 at 18:47

answered Jul 25 at 18:15

ScottScott

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In case you don't have access to a pressure sensitive device....

This is somewhat possible via a blend. But due to how blends behave, in many cases spacing will require manual refinement.

• Create a blend, specified steps


• Replace Spine


• Alter blend options to set blend to be Relative to path and then increase steps to space the small end better


• Expand the blend


• 
  Manually remove superfluous objects and then manually reposition a few objects for better spacing

This is far from perfect, but may offer a relative shortcut by supplying overall rotation and sizing to follow the path desired.

---

---

If you wish to achieve precision, then there's really nothing "automated" that will accomplish that which I am aware of. You would need to manually determine sizes, positions, and rotation degrees if you want things to be precise.

share|improve this answer

edited Jul 25 at 18:47

answered Jul 25 at 18:15

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answered Jul 25 at 18:15

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Assuming I've understood your question properly, it is kind of possible.

Here's one method which involves the use of a graphics tablet and pressure sensitive stylus, such as a Wacom.

Draw a star, and use it to create a Scatter Brush, with settings as shown below. When you use the Brush Tool, press harder at one end and release the pressure gradually as you draw. It might take a couple of attempts to get the pressure right.

share|improve this answer

answered Jul 25 at 17:19

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4

Assuming I've understood your question properly, it is kind of possible.

Here's one method which involves the use of a graphics tablet and pressure sensitive stylus, such as a Wacom.

Draw a star, and use it to create a Scatter Brush, with settings as shown below. When you use the Brush Tool, press harder at one end and release the pressure gradually as you draw. It might take a couple of attempts to get the pressure right.

share|improve this answer

answered Jul 25 at 17:19

Billy KerrBilly Kerr

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Assuming I've understood your question properly, it is kind of possible.

Here's one method which involves the use of a graphics tablet and pressure sensitive stylus, such as a Wacom.

Draw a star, and use it to create a Scatter Brush, with settings as shown below. When you use the Brush Tool, press harder at one end and release the pressure gradually as you draw. It might take a couple of attempts to get the pressure right.

share|improve this answer

answered Jul 25 at 17:19

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answered Jul 25 at 17:19

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answered Jul 25 at 17:19

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