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How to fill in certain sections of a drawing
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How to fill in certain sections of a drawing
Hi everyone
I've been using Illustrator for a little while and understand some of the tools.
Anyway, I've been drawing stick animals that need some areas coloured in. I have been using the pen tool to draw them, but when I go to "live fill" or use the foreground colour etc it fills all different parts of it. Example. I was trying to fill in an ear I had drawn but it only filled in half of the ear and the entire face.
I'm guessing I'm doing something wrong with the pen tool, but I don't know what.
Please help. It's really frustrating
Thanks
I'm using Illustrator cs4
I've been using Illustrator for a little while and understand some of the tools.
Anyway, I've been drawing stick animals that need some areas coloured in. I have been using the pen tool to draw them, but when I go to "live fill" or use the foreground colour etc it fills all different parts of it. Example. I was trying to fill in an ear I had drawn but it only filled in half of the ear and the entire face.
I'm guessing I'm doing something wrong with the pen tool, but I don't know what.
Please help. It's really frustrating
Thanks
I'm using Illustrator cs4
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Re: How to fill in certain sections of a drawing
If you could post a close up picture of the head it might help.
Im thinking the problem is lines not being 'joined' If you have a line that has even the smallest gap it will fill through it into whatever is next untill there is a solid line stopping it.
Would really need a picture to pin point the problem tho
Im thinking the problem is lines not being 'joined' If you have a line that has even the smallest gap it will fill through it into whatever is next untill there is a solid line stopping it.
Would really need a picture to pin point the problem tho
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