Ice cream sandwich

[v_kyr]

1 hour ago, Josie said:

I just want to know how I make it one popsicle?

There are two ways/methods here ...

1) Grouping all single parts together so they are part of one group      ... or ...
2) First geometrical add the dark brown parts and then group the resulting one dark brown part with lighter wooden handle part together
 

1. After you arranged all single shape parts, select all of those, or it's layers (all layers are selected) then group them.

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   To select all objects within a selected layer:

   • From the Layers Studio's Preferences, open the menu and tap Select All.

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   To create a group:

   Do one of the following:

   On the Layers Studio, swipe across each layer to select multiple layers, then tap Group. On the Edit menu, choose Group.

    

2. In case of same color shape objects like the used 1 dark brown rounded rect and the 3 dark brown segments, you can geometrical add those first, so these 4 selected ones are becoming one object/shape after the geometrical add. - Afterwards select that now one 1 dark brown shape and the lighter wooden handle object and group them!

In order to drag/move around the whole, always select the whole group layer then. - See here ...

 

[v_kyr]

BTW, instead of a rounded rect and then a rect subtract, you can also just use the Segment tool to create the bigger popsicle part ...

 

 

[Alfred]

14 minutes ago, v_kyr said:

BTW, instead of a rounded rect and then a rect subtract, you can also just use the Segment tool to create the bigger popsicle part ...

Good idea, but the Segment Tool is missing from the iPad version.

 

[v_kyr]

3 minutes ago, Alfred said:

Good idea, but the Segment Tool is missing from the iPad version.

 

That's bad, why the hell is it missing there? - Alternatively the Crescent- and Pie tools can be used to get some similar looking one (though not exactly that rounded way at the bottom then).

Edited June 29, 2022 by v_kyr

[Alfred]

7 minutes ago, v_kyr said:

That's bad, why the hell is it missing there?

I wish I knew!

[v_kyr]

Alternatively the Crescent- and Pie tools can be used to get something slightly similar looking (as far as those are then available on the iPad) ...

For the one done with the Crescent Tool one can afterwards convert the shape to curves and use the Node Tool to adjust it, in order to make the two bottom pointy corners parts (left & right at 1/3 bottom) more rounded!

[Josie]

How is these

[Alfred]

9 hours ago, Josie said:

How is these

The magenta one looks good, but the other two are very uneven. Don’t forget that you’re trying to show what a popsicle looks like after teeth have bitten into it. Also, the magenta one is the only one of the three that looks 3D away from the bite marks.

[v_kyr]

Apply some FX 3D style setting for most parts and maybe an FX Bevel/Emboss to the white byte bite marks portion. - Something like this ...

 

                        

[Alfred]

14 minutes ago, v_kyr said:

byte marks

I think we’re spending too much time on our computers!

 

[v_kyr]

1 minute ago, Alfred said:

I think we’re spending too much time on our computers!

Oops, of course I meant bite! 😀   -   Sure, but what can I say, it's my job to program in bits and bytes all day long. 😉

[Josie]

So how would I do the heart one so it’s  not uneven?

Thanks

[Josie]

How would I do an ice cream like this one?

Thanks

[Josie]

I’m talking about how do I do the bite in the heart like I did all the other ice cream?

including this one?

Thanks

[Josie]

How would I do a bite like ice cream kawaii art like this one ☝️?

Thanks

[Josie]

This is what I have so far and this is what I want?

image on the right is what I want

[v_kyr]

Look above @anto already showed you how to perform an FX outline there (select the whole group and FX outline it, also lower the opacity of the outline in case you want to have it slightly shine through). - The rest is nothing else as we've already showed you before. Further you've to be more specific when asking something, aka naming concrete where/what your problem is, aka what you want to apply from a certain image.

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[Josie]

I’m talking about the tan and white filling after the bite marks. How to do that.

[Alfred]

23 minutes ago, Josie said:

I’m talking about the tan and white filling after the bite marks. How to do that.

Isn’t that just a white filled shape with a wide tan stroke applied?

 

[Josie]

How do I do it is the question that I am asking for this one?

[Alfred]

4 minutes ago, Josie said:

How do I do it is the question that I am asking for this one?

What do you mean by “it”, Josie? Please try to be more specific about the parts of the project that are causing you problems.

[Josie]

I want it to look exactly like the image and somehow it’s not turning out that way.

How do I do that?

[v_kyr]

If it's difficult for you to build that up out of ADe shapes, then trace that stuff either manually (with the Pen- or Pencil Tool) or with some third party bitmap-to-vector tracing app. - Here are those inner shapes traced as vectors (you can copy/paste the layers over into your document and resize them as you need) ...

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For the two single curve layers (inner + outer shape) I've added a 1 pt stroke to them, just so they are better visable here. - You have to remove the applied stroke from these then and use them just with a fill color.

[Josie]

I want it to look exactly like the image and somehow it’s not turning out that way.

Do I have to geometrical subtract to get what I want from the rectangle? Because that seems kind of difficult to do.

[v_kyr]

Not sure what you mean, it's all ready for reuse in one group here, just open that ADe file select the group and copy it. Then switch over to your document and paste it into your document for reusage. Move, resize, rotate and adjust it etc. to your needs. The outer brown shown below is an applied stroke to the bigger yellow/beige filled curve, you can adjust/resize or remove it as you need ...

 

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