Quick Silhouette Drawing Illustrator Actions
by May Tsoar
A set of Illustrator Actions for creating Black and White Bold Silhouette Drawings from Vector Objects.
You can use it on people figures, plants, buildings, isometric drawings and more.
How does it work?
1. Install the Actions file (Instruction PDF is included)
2. Simply choose the vector buildings / elements
3. Click on the Action button!
The final figure is a black and white illustration with bold outer stroke, while the inner drawing will be in thin lines.
Created by: May Tsoar
File Type: Adobe Illustrator Actions (AIA File) + instructions PDF
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RAR / ZIP Folders
Please use WINRAR - a free software to open the compressed folder.
AI Vector Files
Please use Adobe Illustrator to open the files
ABR (Photoshop Brushes)
1. Open Adobe Photoshop
2. Open the Brushes Panel: Window > Brushes
3. Select Import Brushes
4. Locate the .abr file on your hard drive and click open to install
5. The brushes will appear in your Brushes Panel whenever the Brush Tool is selected