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Final Image Preview

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Step 1

Open up a new document and draw a rectangle with the Rectangle tool (M). Fill it witha gray to white to black linear gradient and set the gradient highlight towards thebottom.
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Step 2

Select the Pen tool (P) and start drawing half of a bottle. We need only the outline.Make sure the fill is set to none and the stroke to white with 1pt. You can use areference image if you have trouble with drawing a bottle.


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Step 3

Draw another small shape that is half of an outline of a bottle cap. Make sure that bothpaths are separate.


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Step 4

Select the bottle path with the Selection tool (V) and go to Effect > 3D > Revolve.Apply the following options: -5, -26, and 3. Also, set 45 degrees for the Perspective.Click OK and voila, the milk bottle.


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Step 5

Repeat Step 4 with the cap path. Change the stroke color to a light grey and apply thesettings shown below.


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Step 6

This is what the bottle should look like at the moment. Not bad for a small few steps.


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Step 7

On to the label. We want to create a funky looking cow. So let's start with the outline.Start drawing an outline of a cow from the back. We need two legs and some hips on abig back.


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Step 8

Create a polygon shape and fill it with black. This will be the black color spots for thecow.


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Step 9

Select the shape,then go to Effect > Distort & Transform > Roughen and apply thesettings shown below.

Step 10

Repeat Step 9 and add many more black spots. Make sure that some overlap the cowoutline. Select all the black spots and expand their appearance (Object > Expand).


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Step 11

Select all black shapes and the cow outline, then select the Divide option in thePathfinder Palette. Next, choose the Direct Selection tool (A) and start deleting all theoverlapping black shapes.


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Step 12

This is the main cow shape that we have so far. Let's move on to the other elements.


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Step 13

Select the Pen tool (P) and start drawing an udder like shape. Fill it with a nice pink andset the stroke to black.


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Step 14

Draw a tail like shape and add it to the cow. I kept it as simple as possible since I wantto achieve a cartoon look.


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Step 15

Go on and draw the face. It is a front on face so no need for difficult shapes. Fill theface with the same black spots as the body, just like we did in Step 9-11.

Step 16


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Draw some funky looking hair on top and place it above the face shape. Then add someoverly big eyes. I used circles here.

Step 17

Start adding the details to the eyes. We need an eye color (one circle) and a pupil(another smaller circle with black fill). Then add on top another white circle acting as a

reflection. Repeat this with the second eye.

Step 18


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Add some sickle shapes to the eyes.

Step 19

A cow needs some horns and some lips. Draw those shapes with the Pen tool (P). Ifilled them with a light pink.

Step 20


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Add some nostrils and other details. After all the shapes have been added, the cow headshould look similar to the image below.

Step 21

Group all the head shapes together (Command + G) and place them behind the body.


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Step 22

I added some grass, some blue sky and some simple clouds to complete the label. Youcan let your creativity flow and use totally different shapes here.


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Step 23

A label needs some information. I chose Helvetica Neue LT as my favored font.


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Step 24

Outline the text by selecting it and pressing Command + Shift + O. Then select both thelabel and the outline text and drag them into the Symbol Palette.


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Step 25

Go back and select the milk bottle shape. Since we didn't expand the appearance, wecan easily modify it. Open the Appearance Palette and double-click the 3D Revolveline. This will open the 3D Revolve Palette. Click on Map Art on the right and go toSurface Nr 6. Choose the "labelwithtext" symbol from the Symbol drop down and placeit towards the bottom. Check the box Shade Artwork. This will render it with a slightshadow on the label. Check Preview to see if the label is placed in the correct position.


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Conclusion

This is the end result. No bad for a vector bases program. You can easily change thelabel or give the bottle another color. It doesn't have to be a milk bottle. I hope you hadfun with this tutorial!


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