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Going to be more specific this time, does anyone have the template a couple posters have used for football (brandon odis, andrew harrington among others) Example

Got it, thanks GBM

Does anyone have the football uniform template -dp- among others has used? Example: http://boards.sportslogos.net/index.php?sh...58&hl=devin He's tried countless times to email it to me, but it either never goes through or is broken. So if anyone would send it to me it'd be greatly appreciated. E-mail is mooseec22@yahoo.com

I have it

Honestly scotty, that's the first description I've actually understood. I don't understand masks or layers at all really in Illustrator, but yours makes just so much sense. Thanks a lot!

Thanks oddball, I'll try that out. Cola, that's what I do when I have a solid background anyways. But it's when it's a gradient I need to know how.

Is there a way I can delete part of a logo/shape, or make it invisible, something like that. Say I wanted to put a logo on a uniform shoulder like so, is there a way I could delete the part that isn't on the jersey or do I have to manually delete the points? Another question How do I make two objects share the same stroke, or merge them together? Say I had 2 letters, an A and a B, on top of each other, and I wanted to make the stroke go all the way around the two shapes as if they were one.

What's the best way to double outline something?

I don't know what Mikes site is hahaha. I've probably been to it tho. Uhh I got both the original CS and AI10. Pretty old versions but they get the job done.

haha sorry gbm, I've made the switch (I'll take a free AI anyday). But I'm looking for those templates in .ai format. I know I can convert them but I'd rather get em in .ai

Hey since my old computer broke, can someone PM me a similar football template, the one used here. And does anyone have the action templates that brandon odis uses? In .ai please Thanks

Hey just got illustrator 10, not the best one I know but it's still good. I want to know how to make solid gradient type of things with colors in wordmarks that can be seen on a lot of concepts here. Some examples (credit to AAO)... Is there some tool I can use to make it easier or do I have to use the pen tool and do each letter individually?

^ Thought so, damnit.

Anyone know the font of the old Syracuse Orange(men) script? http://www.sportslogos.net/logo.php?id=7fceixye1ntrg40vknwr

I have one in .svg format