How to create fading shadow lines over gradient
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I want to recreate this effect:
The gradient part at the very top of the mock-up has two line at the downside right-hand corner, with shadow over the gradient and fading inwards.
I want to recreate it with Adobe Illustrator only.
I found this on YouTube, but was not really able to achieve my goal.
Can you suggest the easiest way to achieve the effect above?
adobe-illustrator gradient shadows
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I want to recreate this effect:
The gradient part at the very top of the mock-up has two line at the downside right-hand corner, with shadow over the gradient and fading inwards.
I want to recreate it with Adobe Illustrator only.
I found this on YouTube, but was not really able to achieve my goal.
Can you suggest the easiest way to achieve the effect above?
adobe-illustrator gradient shadows
edited Nov 27 at 22:19
Danielillo
19.3k12970
asked Nov 27 at 19:37
AndrewMk
4316
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
favorite
up vote
4
down vote
favorite
I want to recreate this effect:
The gradient part at the very top of the mock-up has two line at the downside right-hand corner, with shadow over the gradient and fading inwards.
I want to recreate it with Adobe Illustrator only.
I found this on YouTube, but was not really able to achieve my goal.
Can you suggest the easiest way to achieve the effect above?
adobe-illustrator gradient shadows
edited Nov 27 at 22:19
Danielillo
19.3k12970
asked Nov 27 at 19:37
AndrewMk
4316
I want to recreate this effect:
The gradient part at the very top of the mock-up has two line at the downside right-hand corner, with shadow over the gradient and fading inwards.
I want to recreate it with Adobe Illustrator only.
I found this on YouTube, but was not really able to achieve my goal.
Can you suggest the easiest way to achieve the effect above?
adobe-illustrator gradient shadows
adobe-illustrator gradient shadows
edited Nov 27 at 22:19
Danielillo
19.3k12970
asked Nov 27 at 19:37
AndrewMk
4316
edited Nov 27 at 22:19
Danielillo
19.3k12970
asked Nov 27 at 19:37
AndrewMk
4316
edited Nov 27 at 22:19
Danielillo
19.3k12970
edited Nov 27 at 22:19
Danielillo
19.3k12970
edited Nov 27 at 22:19
Danielillo
19.3k12970
19.3k12970
asked Nov 27 at 19:37
AndrewMk
4316
asked Nov 27 at 19:37
AndrewMk
4316
asked Nov 27 at 19:37
AndrewMk
4316
4316
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This example is made in three steps:
Background shape
- Fill color #5A00FF
Top shapes (grouped)
This is a group of three shapes made from a duplicate of the background shape
Fill color #9057ED.
They all have an Inner Glow Effect: dark color, mode Multiply, Opacity: 35%, Blur: 25px.
The two top shapes are in Multiply mode at 40% opacity
Select the three shapes and group them
Mask
- Create a Mask Shape a little bigger than the background shape
with a radial gradient from white to black. - Use the Gradient Annotator to transform the gradient area
- Select the group and the mask shape and align them
- From the Transparency Panel -> click Make Mask -> uncheck Clip
- This is the result:
- Select this masked shape and the background shape and align them:
- Edit the mask and modify the gradient to change the transparency
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This example is made in three steps:
Background shape
- Fill color #5A00FF
Top shapes (grouped)
This is a group of three shapes made from a duplicate of the background shape
Fill color #9057ED.
They all have an Inner Glow Effect: dark color, mode Multiply, Opacity: 35%, Blur: 25px.
The two top shapes are in Multiply mode at 40% opacity
Select the three shapes and group them
Mask
- Create a Mask Shape a little bigger than the background shape
with a radial gradient from white to black. - Use the Gradient Annotator to transform the gradient area
- Select the group and the mask shape and align them
- From the Transparency Panel -> click Make Mask -> uncheck Clip
- This is the result:
- Select this masked shape and the background shape and align them:
- Edit the mask and modify the gradient to change the transparency
answered Nov 27 at 20:19
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up vote
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This example is made in three steps:
Background shape
- Fill color #5A00FF
Top shapes (grouped)
This is a group of three shapes made from a duplicate of the background shape
Fill color #9057ED.
They all have an Inner Glow Effect: dark color, mode Multiply, Opacity: 35%, Blur: 25px.
The two top shapes are in Multiply mode at 40% opacity
Select the three shapes and group them
Mask
- Create a Mask Shape a little bigger than the background shape
with a radial gradient from white to black. - Use the Gradient Annotator to transform the gradient area
- Select the group and the mask shape and align them
- From the Transparency Panel -> click Make Mask -> uncheck Clip
- This is the result:
- Select this masked shape and the background shape and align them:
- Edit the mask and modify the gradient to change the transparency
answered Nov 27 at 20:19
Danielillo
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up vote
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accepted
up vote
10
down vote
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This example is made in three steps:
Background shape
- Fill color #5A00FF
Top shapes (grouped)
This is a group of three shapes made from a duplicate of the background shape
Fill color #9057ED.
They all have an Inner Glow Effect: dark color, mode Multiply, Opacity: 35%, Blur: 25px.
The two top shapes are in Multiply mode at 40% opacity
Select the three shapes and group them
Mask
- Create a Mask Shape a little bigger than the background shape
with a radial gradient from white to black. - Use the Gradient Annotator to transform the gradient area
- Select the group and the mask shape and align them
- From the Transparency Panel -> click Make Mask -> uncheck Clip
- This is the result:
- Select this masked shape and the background shape and align them:
- Edit the mask and modify the gradient to change the transparency
answered Nov 27 at 20:19
Danielillo
19.3k12970
This example is made in three steps:
Background shape
- Fill color #5A00FF
Top shapes (grouped)
This is a group of three shapes made from a duplicate of the background shape
Fill color #9057ED.
They all have an Inner Glow Effect: dark color, mode Multiply, Opacity: 35%, Blur: 25px.
The two top shapes are in Multiply mode at 40% opacity
Select the three shapes and group them
Mask
- Create a Mask Shape a little bigger than the background shape
with a radial gradient from white to black. - Use the Gradient Annotator to transform the gradient area
- Select the group and the mask shape and align them
- From the Transparency Panel -> click Make Mask -> uncheck Clip
- This is the result:
- Select this masked shape and the background shape and align them:
- Edit the mask and modify the gradient to change the transparency
answered Nov 27 at 20:19
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