i made a circle like the moon, and i put a shadow on it, on the bottom, like a cresent.
the crescent is black and i blurred it. the blur bleeds.
how do i get rid of the bleed?
a- dup the circle and then object/clip/set?
b- make a white rectangle, poke a hole on it, the size of the moon, then lay it on top of the moon?
i wanted to take the bleed and try to do a difference vs some other shape, but i had no luck doing this.
how do you do it?
how do you stop the bleeding?
Re: how do you stop the bleeding?
a. clip
is probably the best move. Although that's a very creative and interesting option that you described, about the hole in a rectangle. It would work, but then the rest of your drawing would technically be on the triangle....which I suppose is not necessarily a bad thing. Of course if you have anything else on the canvase besides the moon, when you apply the rectange, it would be covered up by the rectangle.
is probably the best move. Although that's a very creative and interesting option that you described, about the hole in a rectangle. It would work, but then the rest of your drawing would technically be on the triangle....which I suppose is not necessarily a bad thing. Of course if you have anything else on the canvase besides the moon, when you apply the rectange, it would be covered up by the rectangle.
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