It’ll make the design look a little cleaner. Grab a couple of anchor points from the top design and drag the outline out to cover the unwanted lines.

Little pieces of the honeycomb design can be seen where the outline of the bee stops. From here, Cory hits “Command” and “right bracket (])” to place the bee in front of the honeycomb.Ĭory plays with the sizing of the honeycomb until it’s just right. Click on the eyedropper icon to change the color of the outline to white. Selecting the bee, Cory chooses “object,” “path,” and “offset path.” This creates a big outline all the way around the element. Cory first ungroups each element and then presses Command 8, making compound paths. Cory stacks the bee on top of the honeycomb.Īt this point, both designs are overlaid, which doesn’t look right. CHECK OUT MORE ARTWORKĮnlarge the elements to the size you want, and align them to the document so they’re centered. Cory copies two elements from the vector pack - a bee and a honeycomb - and pastes them onto the document. Select a custom document that corresponds to the transparencies you use. For the video, Cory plays around with elements from the Springtime Vector Pack. THE ARTWORKįirst, you’ll need to choose a design. Golden Press Studio’s Graphic Designer Cory Romeiser shows you how to customize a design from a vector pack in Adobe Illustrator. All you need to do is create a design using elements from the pack. With a vector pack, the artwork is there. Creating your own designs is both fun and challenging.

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