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- [Voiceover] In this
movie, I'll share with you

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a little technique for
adding some detail to a

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Pucker and Bloat effect.

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And so notice that we have
have eight scallops around

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the outside of this O,

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but we only have four on the inside.

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I wanna have a total of
eight on the inside as well,

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plus I want some more
definition on the left edge

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of the B, and the E, and
over on both sides of the Y.

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And you can do that by adding

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and slightly nudging anchor points.

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But first, notice these
black edges right here,

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inside the final effect.

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They're kind of blued in this effect here.

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They're too thick, notice that?

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But that is not a problem,

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because I can modify the effect and update

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that graphic style, as
I showed you earlier.

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And you do that, once again,

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by pressing Control +
Shift + A, very important.

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Command + Shift + A on the Mac.

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You wanna make sure nothing is selected.

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You should be seeing all of those strokes,

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along with Zig Zag, and
Roughen, and so forth.

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If you're not, you can
just go ahead and click

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on that final effect,

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which in my case is called
Final multiline effect,

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in order to apply it to nothing.

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And now, it's this
stroke that's a problem.

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So, go ahead and click
on the 18 point stroke.

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It really ought to be 13 points thick,

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and so, I'll just go ahead
and change the line weight

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to 13 point like so,

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and now, all you need
to do is click on that

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fly out menu icon, in the top right corner

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of the Appearance panel,

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and choose Redefine Graphic Style,

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in my case final multiline effect,

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and that'll go ahead and
update both the effect

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and your artwork.

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Alright, now what we wanna
do is select the text,

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but I can't get to it,
because that layer's locked,

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so I'll switch back to my Layers
panel and unlock that layer

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and I'm gonna go ahead
and twirl it open as well,

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and that way, I can just target the text,

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so that there's less ambiguity,

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and you can see that it's
now selected on screen.

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And so, I'll go up to the Object menu

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and choose the Copy command,
or you can press Control + C,

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or Command + C on a Mac,

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and I'll turn off the
original, just to protect it,

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and I'll return to the Edit
menu and choose Paste in Front,

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or press Control + F,
or Command + F on a Mac,

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in order to paste the text
to the front of the stack,

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which is gonna work out just great,

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because we're gonna convert
the text to outlines

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by going to the Type menu
and choosing Create Outlines,

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or you can press a keyboard shortcut of

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Control + Shift + O, or
Command + Shift + O on a Mac.

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Now, because we've applied
so many dynamic effects,

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it's pretty difficult to
tell what in the world

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is going on here.

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So, what I recommend you
do is press Control + Y,

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or Command + Y on a Mac,

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to switch to the Outline mode.

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And then, go ahead and
press the A key in order

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to switch to the Wide Arrow tool,

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click off your path
outlines to deselect them,

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and just click anywhere
on this path outline

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to select any part of it.

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It doesn't matter which.

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Then, go up to the
Object menu, choose Path,

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and choose Add Anchor Points
to double the number of

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anchor points in this path outline.

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And now, if you press Control
+ Y, or Command + Y on a Mac,

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in order to switch back
to the preview mode,

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you can see that we
now have eight scallops

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where previously we had four.

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Now, why four points
creates eight scallops

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on the outside but only four
on the in, I don't know,

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but this does happen
to be a great solution.

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Alright, now press Control +
Y, or Command + Y on a Mac,

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in order to switch back
to the Outline mode,

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and I'll click on a path
outline around the B

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to select it, and then I'll
press the P key in order to

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bring up my pen tool,

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and I'm going to bring
back my guides by clicking

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on the eye in front of the guides layer,

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and I'd really like to be able
to see my guides as guides,

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so I'm gonna Control + click,
or Command + click on that eye

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in order to view the guides like so,

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and that happens to also
bring back some scalloping,

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but what we wanna do here

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is with this portion of the B selected,

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go ahead and click right
there to add an anchor point,

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and then, press the left
arrow key a couple of times,

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and you'll see that
scalloping applied on the fly.

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That is amazing!

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Alright, let's move over to the E,

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and press the Control key,
or the Command key on a Mac

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to temporarily access the
white arrow tool and click on

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the outline of that E,

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and then click right there with
the pen tool to add a point,

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and press the left arrow
key a couple of times

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to nudge it outward.

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I'm delight by this because
I've never seen this behavior

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before in my life.

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Now, I'll Control +
click, or Command + click

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on the outline of the Y,

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and I wanna create points
that are inline with

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these two points right here,

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but I'm just gonna eyeball it.

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I don't need a guideline or anything.

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Just make sure your pen tool cursor has a

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plus sign in front of it,

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so that you know that you're
adding an anchor point,

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and click on that segment right there,

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and press the left arrow
key a couple of times

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to move it out,

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and then go ahead and click
on this right hand segment,

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even in line, just eyeballing it is fine,

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especially since we're
rotating it on the fly,

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and then click right there in
order to add an anchor point,

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and press the right arrow
key a couple of times.

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Alright now, press Control
+ O, or Command + O on a Mac

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to zoom out.

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Let's hide the Graphic Styles panel,

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because technically we're done with it.

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I'll press the V key to switch
back to my black arrow tool,

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and I'll press Control +
Y, or Command + Y on a Mac

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to switch back to the Preview mode,

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and I will turn off my guidelines as well,

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and I'll press Control + Shift + A,

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or Command + Shift + A on a
Mac so nothing is selected,

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and you can see we have new
barbs on either side of the Y,

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as well as on the back of
the E, this side of the B,

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and we've got eight scallops
on the inside of the O.

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And that's how you refine a
dynamic Pucker and Bloat effect,

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by adding anchor points
to your path outlines

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here inside Illustrator.

