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You can either use the same color scheme shown here or experiment with your own combinations. This is where you can get a little creative with the color. This will put that set of swatches in your Swatches panel. Simply choose one (we chose 70s Purple) and click the Add to Swatches icon at the bottom of the Kuler panel. You’ll see a number of seventies-style color schemes. We’re looking for retro colors, so enter “70s” in the Search field. Click the Accept button in the resulting dialog and the Kuler panel will appear. Go under the Window menu, to Adobe Labs, and choose Kuler. For this, we’re going to use the built-in Kuler feed. Now that we have our shape, we need color. In the Control panel, click the Horizontal Align Center icon and then the Vertical Align Center icon to center the duplicate in front of the larger, original shape. With the Select tool, select both the shape you just created and the duplicate text that you created in Step 4. With all the objects selected (excluding the duplicate object, of course) Option-Click (PC: Alt-Click) the Add to Shape icon in the Shape Modes section of the Pathfinder panel. We need to combine the text and the expanded stroke into one shape, so go under the Window menu and choose Pathfinder. You can see the original shape of the text as well. This will turn that thick stroke into a regular shape. Make sure that Stroke is the only thing checked in the Expand dialog and click OK. Go under the Object menu and choose Expand. Select the original type and set a really thick 30-point black stroke. Move the duplicate off to the side for now. Press Command-C (PC: Ctrl-C) then Command-V (PC: Ctrl-V) to create a duplicate of the type. Then regroup by selecting all the objects and pressing Command-G (PC: Ctrl-G). Ungroup the text (Shift-Command-G ) and reposition as you see here. Switch to the Selection tool (V), go under the Type menu, and choose Create Outlines. Set the Font Size to about 150 pt and set the Fill to black. Select the Type tool (T), click on the artboard, and type “GOIN’ RETRO.” With the type selected, go to the Font pop-up menu in the Control panel and look for the SF Groove Machine Extended font. Otherwise, go ahead and launch Illustrator. If Illustrator is already open, quit and restart it to load the new font. To do this you can either simply double-click the icon for each font and follow the onscreen instructions (PC: Right-click and choose Install), or if you use a font management tool, go through the normal steps to activate the font.

#Fonts for adobe illustrator cs3 free download install#

Next, you need to install the font into your system.

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Notice you can download both Mac and PC versions.

When the Groove Machine font shows up, click the download button to the right. For that we’ll turn to one of my favorite sites: Once on the site, enter the word “groove” in the Search field, and click the Search button. Groovy!įirst, we have to start with the right font. So this time around, let’s launch Illustrator and take our own trip back in time. In fact, I caught myself watching I Love the 70s on VH1 just recently and was inspired yet again.