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INFOGRAPHIC SERIES - Movie POPCORN

12/2/2018

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Grab a handle full of popcorn and watch a movie. Here is how you make this tasty treat and create the bucket it goes in. 
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Start with 3 circles, add a heavy stroke and no fill
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Select all three circles, select the Shape Builder Tool and hold OPTION/ALT (this will turn the cursor into the delete cursor) and hover the cursor over the line you want to delete. Remove the 3 lines in the triangle center first, then the outer arcs.
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This is the end result of the removal of the lines using the Shape Builder Tool.

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Duplicate the set of shapes, change the stroke to a lighter color and rotate the shape slightly. 
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Place the new set behind the original set to create an offset popped kernel.
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To create the bucket of pop corn, create a circle, then duplicate it at a 45° so they overlap slightly. 

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Use COMMAND + D to repeat the duplicate.
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Select all the duplicates shapes and use the Unite Mode in the Pathfinder Panel. 
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Duplicate and flip the set of circles, line then up with the circles at the top. 

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Select the shapes and use the Unite Mode in the Pathfinder Panel to make them one shape. 
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Use the Direct Select Tool to select and remove the inner section of the lines.
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Draw arcs with the Arc Tool and add some lighter strokes. Place the arcs around the pile of pop corn to give it some dimension.

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For the bucket, create a vertical rectangle.
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Duplicate the rectangle to the side so they snap together. 
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Duplicate the shapes so you end up with an odd number of rectangle. Alternate the fills with red/white to create the stripes. 

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Select the Free Transform Tool and select the Perspective Tool from the transform panel. 
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Select all the rectangles and click on the corner handle with the Free Transform Tool and pull in to give it a wedge shape. 
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Duplicate the rectangles, use the Pathfinder Unite Mode to create a solid shape. Add a darker stroke and no fill. This is the outline of the bucket. 

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Place the darker outlined shape on the stripes. Add lines to the top and bottom of the bucker, hot dog the end of the lines. 
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Place the pop corn pile behind the bucket. 
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Add some fun popped kernels made in the first few steps. Grab a handful and enjoy!
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