Border Effects in Adobe Illustrator

Very cool! Thanks! Your tuts are always good.
To the point, well concieved, respectful of your audiences time and always very useful. Currently you’re the guy who’s taught me the most about Illustrator CS4.

I’ll fiddle about but in case I don’t discover the solution on my own – If I want to bring this into AE and animate it ….. How would I do that?

Here is my solution – and I promise to fiddle about prior to posting a question in the future -I’m saving a document each time I make a change – Curious if anyone has a more elegant solution.

Corey, this is great! However, when the tutorial in the initial small screen, it’s perfectly clear. Then when I put it on full screen, it gets fuzzy. Very hard to follow. This is true of the other tutorials I’ve done in this Layers Mag site. I know I’m missing stuff. Is there a way to clear it up?

amazing! so simple and sooo cool!!!

Great tutorial. Right after following along and messing around with it, I went out to the mailbox, and there was a small Oakley catalog that looks like it used this technique on the cover. I’m going to use it on my next photo book. Thanks!

I love this tutorial…but how after i do something like this how would i transfer this to photoshop….cut and paste doesnt work

Oh, that’s incredible. Thanks, Corey; the image get a very cool aspect, it’s nice.

more than kool, thanks

COOL.You are expert.

Hi there! Really love your tutorials! Eye openers and inspirational aswell. But I have a little question.

I want to add the modified picture from Illustrator to Photoshop. But, when I click, drag and place or copy paste it adds the picture, but not modified.

I also tried saving and placing it in photoshop, but that didn’t work either.

I might sound stupid, but I can’t get it done, could you perhaps explain how to get the modified picture from Illustrator to Photoshop?

Thanks in advance!

Ps: Sorry if the question sounds like gibberish, but English is not my first language.

nice tutes

max tutorial. we can work illustrator as photoshop in thiz tutorial.

Thank U very much for share these kind of stuffs.

Thanks Corey for the great lesson and technique . Your tutorial is an stupendous way to learn and work creatively . Thanks again!

Nice, this one here is really cool especially doing neat things for brochures. Thanks Corey.

very cool thanks

very nice lesson.. am so glad

thank you very mutch