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A
Rainbow of Illustrator® 9 Gel Buttons
Part 1E |
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32. Enter zero for the stroke. Fast, huh?
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33. At this stage. the objects on your
artboard should look similar to the example below.
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34. Now for the magic. Select "Object
2" (the second one from the bottom), then click
Effect > Blur > Gaussian Blur and enter
a radius of 5.6 pixels. Click "OK" when done.
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35. Object 2 should now have the appearance
of a Gaussian Blur. You can adjust the appearance of
any effect by double-clicking the effect listed in the
Appearance palette.
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36. Next select "Object 3" (the
third one from the bottom) and, again, click Effect
> Blur > Gaussian Blur and enter a radius
of 7.0 pixels. Click "OK" when done.
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37. The objects on your artboard should
look similar to the example below.
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