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The option to justify text can be found within the Paragraph window. But what if the text you want to justify isn’t actually text anymore? What if you created outlines of your text in order to stylize the text a bit more. How can you justify the text now? With this tutorial you’ll learn how!
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Click here to view the full tutorial.Creating a Logo by making awesome looking Glassy Transparent Text, with floating bubbles in the background. This tutorial also contains a little about using and creating symbols.
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Click here to view the full tutorial.Instantly give any typeface a vintage, old-world style look by using line gradients.
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Click here to view the full tutorial.This tutorial shows how to create a grunged/distressed look in Adobe Illustrator.
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Click here to view the full tutorial.Make your text golden in this simple Illustrator tutorial.
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Click here to view the full tutorial.This tutorial shows how to create a neon text effect in Illustrator.
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Click here to view the full tutorial.A quick and easy way to take a font and turn it into a different style.
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Click here to view the full tutorial.Learn how to distort text and have it take on a shape that you can define.
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Click here to view the full tutorial.Create a metallic text effect using Illustrator.
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