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How to Create a 3D Rss Icon


Step 1

Lets start by creating a new file , pick out the bright orange color in your selected colors and start off by making a square with rounded rectangle tool.

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Step 3

Draw a small circle using Ellipse tool pressing shift while creating will give you a perfect round.

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Step 4

Use the pen tool to read a path something like this with stroke edges selected as straight as seen in the following image.

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Step 5

Repeat step 4 this time add a central node as well which will help you achieve a better shape by adjusting it using anchor points.

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Step 6

Select both the paths and go to object>Expand in the menu which will show up the Expand window , select the stroke expand and hit ok….

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Step 7

Now select all the assets and right click and group. This is important as now when we are going to apply a 3D effect to it illustrator will take it as front face….

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Step 8

Now go to Effects>3D>Extrude and bevel with the group selected.

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Step 9

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Step 10

Here i have taken the image to photoshop to give it some gradient and play around with it since it is already done you can now do anything with it!

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The finished RSS 3d icon

How to Create a 3D Rss Icon Tutorial: Final Result



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