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| Illustrator Tutorials » Design » Coupon |
Sometimes I have the problem in Illustrator with those dashed lines not rounding the corners very smoothly. If your gap is too large, sometimes it skips the corner area and looks kinda wack. The only good way I've found around it is to play with the gap and dash lengths, which is kind of annoying if you have 3-4 coupons and need them to be all consistent.
3. Draw a rectangle with the Rectangle tool to cover approximately the top 1/3 of the coupon. Double click the fill and change the color code in the bottom right corner from ffffff to e6a2a2. Remove the stroke as shown below: