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Resize the image using a freehand transformation There’s two ways to resize an image with Illustrator: by clicking and dragging the transformation handles, or by inputting a numerical value. These transformation handles allow you to transform your image in a variety of ways, including: Once selected, you will see transformation handles located at the corners and sides of your image: The transformation handles are represented by tiny white squares with a blue outline.

Once your image is opened, grab the Selection Tool (keyboard shortcut: V) and click on your image to select it.

Importing it into an artboard you already have open by Control + Shift + P Step 2: Use the Selection Tool to resize your image.

Copy & pasting it onto an artboard that you already have open.

But adding a multiply blending mode gives us the impression that it’s printed on there.Alternatively, you can also open your image by: Top tip: Having a texture knockout through the shapes into the color behind gives a translucent retro quality. To remove a texture, click the X icon in the panel You can also stack multiple textures by simply picking another from the dropdown, and clicking the Plus icon You can then use the Texture UI widget handles to set the Scale, Rotate, Position, Opacity and Blending Mode

Pick a texture from the Name dropdown, and the Preview window will show you the thumbnailĬlick the big Plus icon to apply the texture Use the dropdown to select a texture Category Open the Texture Panel ( Window > Astute Graphics > Texture) Select the art you want to add texture to In this quick tip we are selecting and grouping all the artwork together and using the Retro Supply Texture Snack Pack available when you sign up for a subscription. Choose from the 100s we give away with an annual subscription, or import your own from raster images. The Texturino Plugin allows you to quickly add textures to objects, groups, and layers in Illustrator. Sometimes adding that little bit of texture can bring a whole new level of detail and meaning to your vector illustrations.