How do I create this pattern brush?

I am trying to create the "squiggly" line border/frame on the outside and I'm sure it's easy to do, but I just can't figure it out. Can anyone help me?

Draw the shape, leave it selected, choose Effect > Distort & Transform > Zig Zag and adjust.

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How to create this pattern

Using Illustrator CS5, any suggestions on how to efficiently create a pattern similar to this one?

Maybe the desire is for a parallel contour effect that automatically eliminates overlaps in one move (common in other programs), like the first three examples.
Draw:
Inkscape:
Xtreme:
If so, perhaps this Illustrator workaround will serve:
JET

HT4191 iPhone Local Storage "My iPhone" - How do you create this folder for use by the Notes app on a iPhone or iPad? If I want to keep some notes only on my device and not in a cloud environment associated with an e-mail account.

iPhone Local Storage "My iPhone" - How do you create this folder for use by the Notes app on a iPhone or iPad? If I want to keep some notes only on my device and not in a cloud environment associated with an e-mail account. I've seen reference to the "My iPhone" local storage put no mention on how you create this folder or access this folder within the Notes app. I realize storing information in a local storage like this provides no syncing between other iDevices but that is exactly what I'm looking for. I'm running iOS7.0.4 on a iPhone 5S, and a iPad Air. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

If you go to Settings > Notes > Default Account you will see "On My iPhone" as the default account and the only choice if you have not enabled syncing Notes in Settings >iCloud or Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars. If you have enabled syncing you can still select "On My iPhone" as the default account. When you are in the Notes app you won't see any accounts listed if you have not enabled syncing because they are all in the On My iPhone account and that is the only place possible. It is not a folder that you create.

Cool effect..how can i create this effect on Motion 3?

that's great.
Someone please tell me how can i create this effect on motion 3?
http://www.ayatoweb.com/aetips_e/ae17_mov05e.html
thanks

Use the bezier tool to create your shapes, give the shapes an Airbrush outline. Then apply a Write On behavior to each shape. Position the shapes in the timeline so they appear sequentially. To achieve the zooming out effect, you can either scale the whole group, or convert the group to 3D and use the camera to zoom out.

I have an old ipod 4G and im trying to create an apple id but got 1 problem... i live in canada so i chose the canada store but its telling me to submit a credit card so i tryied to find the none option! there no none option! how can i create this appleId

i live in canada so i shose the canada store so now its asking me to add a credit card most people say to chose the none option but there no none option! how can i create this apple id without credit cards or without the none option!

Either add or credit card or
Create a NEW account/ID for her using these instructions. Make sure you follow the instructions. Many do not and if you do not you will not get the None option. You must use an email address that you have not used with Apple before. Make sure you specify a birthdate that results in being at least 13 years old
Creating an iTunes Store, App Store, iBookstore, and Mac App Store account without a credit card
More details of how:
http://ipadhelp.com/ipad-help-tips-tricks/how-to-get-free-apps-from-the-app-stor e-without-a-credit-card/

Would you let me know? How can i make this pattern?

how can i make this pattern (which tool?)
i need this 'vector' image

Which version of Illustrator are you using?
Also, describe what you've tried so far.

How do I create a pattern like this in Illustrator?

Hello,
I know how to create a dotted pattern using swatches or brushes but this pattern is benden afterwards. I really need to have the same bended effect.
In the middel the dots are aligned perfectly vertically next to one another, at the bottom not anymore...

Make scatter brush out of a row of circles
Apply to a curved path
expand appearance
apply color

How do I create this look in illustrator....

I'm recreating some vintage art and am trying to get this spray paint look. Any suggestions on how to go about achieving this look (see photo) in illustrator?
I'm currently running CS4 (I'm on my work computer)....
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- I've tried looking in the preset brushes, no luck!
- I've tried creating my own brush using vector spray paint, no luck!
- I've tried looking for illustrator brushes online, no luck!
This seems like a very simple effect to do, I know how to create this look in photoshop but I need this to be vector. Any suggestions would be great!
Thanks guys!

First...
There is nothing wrong with a 1-bit diffusion dither object being raster, as far as printing results is concerned. Such images date back to the days of MacPaint and Hypercard. They are same-size (historically usually 1-point) pixels, randomly distributed at varying frequencies to suggest tones (as opposed to individual printer spots being combined to build varying size halftone dots).
So if the tiny squares are vector, yes, they are scaleable. But so are 1-bit pixels. When you scale a 1-bit raster, you're scaling square pixels, which are printed as squares. So a scaled 1-bit raster image is just as "resolution independent" as a bunch of vector squares.
Second...
This effect was employed in illustrations and designs since the very beginning of desktop publishing. For example, I frequently used it in the 80s thusly:
1. Draw a vector path of any shape in FreeHand.
2. Copy it to Photoshop. Blur it. Convert to 1-bit using diffusion dither. Save it as TIFF.
3. Import into FreeHand. Stack it below the object for which it served as a glow or drop shadow.
FreeHand had the ability to apply any color to a 1-bit or grayscale raster image, and the ability to set the white pixels of a 1-bit image to transparent. Illustrator didn't gain those abilities until decades later.
So it's not oppressively tedious to use that method nowadays, even in Illustrator. (And frankly, that's the way I'd do it.)
Third...
Illustrator sorely needs to provided a diffusion dither option in its Rasterize command for 1-bit color depth (as I've been arguing for years) instead of its lame pattern diffusion. Then this effect could be applied easily and quickly to any object, either as a "nailed down" rasterization, or as a live effect.
However...
You can simulate a vector diffusion dither pattern that you can apply to any path by combining several Scatter Brushes and storing their combined application as a Graphic Style:
1. Draw a 1 point square.
2. Store it as a Scatter Brush. Set the Spacing and Scatter settings to Random. To constrain the pattern to one side of the path to which it is applied, set the low limit of Scatter to zero.
3. Duplicate the Scatter Brush two or more times, changing the Spacing and Scatter upper limits in each duplicate so as to make each duplicate Brush increasingly sparse. In the example shown, the first Brush is named Scatter Brush 1 and has its upper limits for Spacing and Scatter to 300. This Brush was duplicated twice, and those two values doubled each time. But of course you can use whatever settings work for the effect you want.
4. Draw a temporary path with a 1-point stroke. Apply Scatter Brush 1. Select the Stroke Appearance and duplciate it. Apply Scatter Brush 2 to it. Duplicate the Stroke Appearance again, and apply Scatter Brush 3 to it.
5. Drag the whole path and drop it into the Graphic Styles palette to define a new Graphic Style. Now you can apply the whole Appearance stack to any other path(s) with one click.
Being Brushes, the fineness of the pattern can be adjusted by changing the weight of the strokes:
And, of course, you can apply other effects to the Brushes and strokes involved. For example, set the Colorization Mode of the Brushes to be able to change the color of the dither pattern; and/or apply Transform Effect to offset the pattern from the object to which it is applied (as for dithered drop shadows).
JET

How do I create a pattern inside of a circle?

Hi,
I'm trying to create a monogram with PhotoShop. I have everything created, but I want to add either large dots or a chevron pattern to the inside of the circle. However, I am running into problems:
1. I have a green circle inside of a pink circle.
2. I want to create a white pattern inside of the green circle without affecting the pink circle. (I would like to create a series of white dots in one case, and a white chevron in the other case).
3. I would like the monogram to be on top of the green / dot pattern.
4. I would like to use this again if possible, but I'm not sure whether (or how) to create a pattern for this.
Any tips would be helpful. I'm pretty good with the basics of PS, but I don't understand masking at all (yet).
Thank you so much!

Make scatter brush out of a row of circles
Apply to a curved path
expand appearance
apply color

How do I create this group of graphs?

Hi all. I am trying to create this block diagram for use in my project. However, I am new to labview and I do not know how many of the icons used here.
Can someone please help me with this? I would very much appreciate it.
Attachments:
intensity plot.png ‏206 KB

The best way to know what the icons are is to have the Context Help window open (Help -> Show Context Help). This will display a small window that will update as you move the cursor over VIs and functions, telling you what they are. If they are LabVIEW VIs/functions there will also be a link to the detailed help.
The VIs on the outside of the loop are two Sine Pattern VIs and the other is an Outer Product VI (linear algebra). The stuff inside is a couple of property nodes to get the position of the cursors. The mathematical functions should be obvious. Then you have a couple of Ramp Pattern VIs. Not sure what's inside the for loop. That might be a custom VI. See what the Context Help tells you.
If you have not already done so, I would recommend taking some tutorials. To learn more about LabVIEW it is recommended that you go through the introduction material, tutorial(s), and other material in the NI Developer Zone's Learning Center which provides links to other materials and other tutorials. There are also several Technical Resources. You can also take the online courses for free.

How do I create this texture?

I need to create this texture for the background of something I am working on. I am making a business logo for a woman, and she very specifically asked for this texture. I would have copied it directly from the picture she provided me, but it's very low quality and gets pixilated if I make it even a little bit bigger. I need to replicate the texture from the background of this image:
Any ideas? I've tried using different tons of brushes and filters, but I just can't get it quite right and I'm getting pretty frustrated.
Thanks!!!

The trick is to start with the right image. it looks like tree bark to me, so search Google for 'bark', go to Images, and click on Large. Find a bark pattern that suits, and copy into photoshop. Go Image > Adjust > Threshold, and drag the slider over to the left to get a mostly white image. Job more or less done, but dtretch with Free transform if the patern is too dense. Place it over a plain coloured background, and set Blend mode to Darken.

How do you create a custom brush "shape"?

I want to create an effect of a large paintbrush moving across the screen.
Is there any way to create a custom brush "shape" to do this using the Paint tools? I can't find anything obvious in the help on how to do this.
Thx
Kevin

Or, if you have Trapcode Particular, define your shape as a custom particle. The painting could then be controlled by animating the emitter position or defining a motion path by ways of a 3D light as an helper item.
Mylenium

Creating a rate calculator [was: how do i create this?]

I want to create a rate calculator on a website with 2 input fields: calling from and calling to. Here is what i've got:
CALLING FROM table:
COUNTRY     $/MIN
Africa            0.10
Europe          0.20
Asia              0.30
CALLING TO table:
COUNTRY     $/MIN
Africa           0.20
Europe         0.30
Asia             0.50
USA             0.10
Basically to get the rate $/min the CALLING FROM selected country and the CALLING TO selected country will be added together i.e calling from africa to USA would be $0.20/min (0.10 + 0.10).
- How do i create the database for this? (in access)
- How do i then create the rate calculator in a webpage? (asp/php)???
I would really appreciate anyone who will be able to help me in this.
Thank you very much.
Natalie
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Create a database table with 3 columns
Country
ToRate
FromRate
Populate these values as appropriate.
Create two drop down menus on your page; FromRate and ToRate. Populate these with the values (Display value and rate) from the table.
Then, you could either:
1) Submit the form to a server side script that adds and displays the values
2) Use Javascript to add and display the values

How do you create THIS "grid" in Oracle Forms

Hi,
I am new to Forms. I have to develop a grid very similar to the one shown here.
How can you create the grid in the bottom??
I can't see using any of the standard Oracle toolbox items (like multi-record blocks) for this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
User 122...

Hi Soofi,
Appreciate your quick response.
In the image, can you see a huge grid?
Grid column headings are days of the week, Mon, Tue, Wed etc.
Grid Rows also have names, like Room, Status and Rm. Type.
Cells have various values in various colors (red, blue, green etc) and signs like ">>".
Can you see that??
My question is, how to create a grid like this in Oracle Forms??? We cannot do it using a multi record block.
So, how have they done it??? The form in the image is an actual Oracle Form from a hotel reservation system.

How do i create this kind of effect

Hi i was just wondering if anyone knows of any tutorials or anything on creating this kind of effect. Do you think it was done in after effects?
Its the 3d camera pan at around the 2:40 mark of the video.
http://www.coreonlinemagazine.com/index.php/aaron-hadlows-new-movie-calibrate/336
Thanks

One more thing, guys. I looked through most of the effects he used and I can explain how did it, except how on earth did he pull this off?
Take a look, I isolated them (hope these links work):
http://www.mediafire.com/?2mgyymnbb2m
http://www.mediafire.com/?z1mnyanwgmn

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