Using Envelope Distort in Illustrator
With Illustrator’s Envelope Distort features, you can mold your artwork to fit any shape. It’s as though the art were made of clay, and you reshape it to perfectly fit a special container. I love using this feature to create one-of-a-kind headlines and display text. Artwork treated this way can be seen on T-shirts, signs, posters, album covers, and logos. Let’s learn all the ways you can apply Illustrator’s Envelope Distort to your art.
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This is a great introduction to envelopes. They are a bit finicky to work with, so if you want to finetune them, you could check out a few tips on envelopes in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXMHWDRcv_g
Thank you for posting this Monika! Readers, I recommend the video Monika made, it will help you create even better envelopes and give you more insight into this feature.