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INFOGRAPHIC SERIES -Blender Icon

2/26/2018

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Whip up a great blender icon with whirling liquid and bubbles. 
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Draw a square, apply a stroke. 
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Use the Free Transform Tool to adjust the perspective of the top of the square.
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Pull the top edges into the center to form the base.

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Use the Direct Selection Tool to pull the Corner Widgets to round the corners. 
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Add lines with rounded ends on the base for the feet. 
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Draw a tall oval for the blender glass. 

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Draw a rectangle over the upper half of the oval. Select both shapes and use the Minus Front command in the Pathfinder Panel to remove the upper portion. 
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Repeat the process of removing the top portion at the lower section of the oval to give it a flat base. 
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Add a stroke to match the other components. 

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Add 3 lines with rounded ends to create the top of the blender glass. 
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Copy the blender glass, remove the stroke. Use Object>Path> Offset Path command to create a smaller shape inside the glass. 
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Fill the smaller shape with a color. Create a rectangle and place it over the top portion of the filled shape. 

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Use the Pathfinder Minus front command to remove the top. 
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Use the Curvature Tool to wave the top of the liquid in the glass. 
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Place the wavy liquid shape in the blender, set the opacity at 40%. Copy and flip the filled shape and use the Curvature Tool to change the wave at the top. 

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Use the blender glass to create a shadow or highlight. Duplicate the glass slightly over the over shape. 
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Use the Pathfinder Minus Front Command to create the highlight sliver. 
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Add the sliver in white and one in black. Set the opacity to 25%.

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Add color to the base. Add a line with rounded ends as a highlight. 
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Add some round buttons and a dial.
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Change the lids lines to shades of gray to add contrast. 

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Add some circles with a stroke and lines in a plus form to create bubble in the blender. 
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And there you have it! A blender icon in full mix mode.
1 Comment
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9/28/2021 08:23:14 am

Wow! This is really cool! Thank you for sharing!

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