An efficient Chinese font creation technique that is easy to master and helps you quickly create various styles of Chinese fonts. The operation is simple and you can learn it once you learn it, come and find out!
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Step 1: Choose the right English font
There are many handwriting-style English fonts on the market that are great for breaking down and creating the strokes of Chinese fonts. The font introduced in this article is LeviBrush, download link: http://www.uisdc.com
Step 2: Decomposition and Production
After choosing the appropriate English font, the next step is to analyze the strokes of the Chinese characters to be designed and select appropriate letters to simulate the strokes. Sometimes part of a single letter can be used.
Taking the word "小" as an example, its structure is relatively simple. We just need to find a letter that can replace "hook" and match it with a letter that can replace "dot":
We only take the red logo part: first flip the letter "E" horizontally, and then use the mask or eraser tool to remove the excess part to get the "hook" part of the "small" word.
Do the same process for "Z" and "T" to get the required strokes. In particular, for the "Z" part, first flip it 90 degrees clockwise and then flip it horizontally.
Next, convert the selected letter to a smart object and use the Transform tool (press ctrl+t to select the stroke, right-click to select Transform) to adjust it to get the desired "small" shape.
Next, we will analyze the word "summer". Although the shape is slightly complicated, the structure is still clear. We can use the following letters to simulate strokes, where the letter "T" can be used repeatedly:
Again, use the red logo part: First, use the entire "O" letter and part of the "T" to form the upper part of the "Day", but before that, you need to deform the "O" so that the hole in its center becomes Got bigger.
Then, flip and transform the "H" to get the middle part:
Next, use "Q" and "T" to get the lower part. During this process, you also need to use deformation techniques to fine-tune:
Finally, use "T" to complete the middle stroke and combine the various parts to form the word "summer". As for the specific stroke processing, it is left to the readers to think for themselves.
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