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30 Select the Rectangle tool (R). Go over to the Colors part of the Tools panel. Click on the pencil icon (see 1 below) and then click on the No color icon (see 2). You can now draw a nice rectangle without it having a border.
And here's the 3-D logo in all its magnificence:
12 Free Online Quiz Creators for Teaching Online Last post by: Sunnyme Date: 01.10.2009 06:26:27
This tutorial is created due to good feedback and request from some bloggers and forumers. Average rating for my animated logo is 7.2. That's under my higher expectation, but I still satisfy with what I have obtained currently.
With web and multimedia design there is the opportunity to add a little fun and creativity to your logo by creating a simple animation effect. Obviously this process isn't limited to just your logo; animating an element can help draw attention to a particular object or area of a webpage or digital presentation. This tutorial covers the process of animating the lemon to fall into place with a characteristic thud using squash and stretch techniques, then pulsating at an increasing rate until suddenly popping. The animation then begins again with the lemon falling into place.
There was a Papervision demo I saw not long ago (and unfortunately I can't find it again) that created a digital clock, where each change in time was shown by the changing digits breaking down and flying away in little pieces. It was really cool, and I wanted to do something similar for myself.
Going through the whole logo would mean a lot of writing for me and a lot of reading for you. If you've read through this tutorial, you now have the skills to complete the rest of the logo. After you've finished the lines, you can then fill the logo and it'll look great.
Go through Edit>Stroke and apply a 10 px wide inside stroke.