How to Create a Snow Capped Effect for Letters in Adobe Illustrator

[@smurfette1509]

Thanks. Always impressed with the creativity. I would've never thought that the scribble feature could be used to create snow shapes.

[@bluszthe]

Your explaination are so clear.... Love it so much... Will stream all your video... Thank you

[@hikeart]

Awesome, thank you!

[@bichoutzed9691]

You are a very wonderful teacher.

[@aroundtheworld852]

YOUR VIDEOS ARE GREAT ... plz help me find the offet effect on text , cant find in your video collection

[@hikeart]

Here is one that shows how to offset paths kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ2Xknupl5mgZrs I hope this will help. Thank you for watching!

[@ladycne]

I made a clipping mask with digital paper and fonts. You taught me how to turn those snow caps into line art. Is there a way to do the same with clipping masks? I am using my file to cut on a electronic die cut machine. Thank you.

[@ladycne]

Wow! So fun! Who would have thought! Now....I want to know how to turn those snow caps into line art? When I do Control Y I can see that the "snow" is not a line. Praying this is possible

[@hikeart]

1. Select all the snow caps 2. Go to Object > Expand Appearance 3. Go to Object again, and choose Expand I hope this will help! Thank you for watching!

[@samigabr9709]

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[@teamzissou9635]

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[@hikeart]

You're welcome

[@KhattakComputer]

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