Press Return (PC: Enter) when the calendar (object) is the correct size and the new layer will display as a Vector Smart Object in the Layers panel. Holding down the Shift and Option (PC: Alt) keys, drag outward on a corner handle to scale up the graphic to fill the document (because it’s a smart object, you won’t lose any quality by scaling up). In the dialog that appears, choose Paste As: Smart Object. Now, switch to Photoshop and create a new document (File>New), choose the size and resolution you need, then Edit>Paste. In Illustrator, select all the objects (Command-A PC: Ctrl-A) and then choose Edit>Copy.
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We’ve also already created the calendar file for you, so navigate to the Magazine section and download the Illustrator document if you’d like to follow along. If you’d like to see a video of how we created the calendar, visit and navigate to the Illustrator section. We used basic Illustrator commands, particularly Transform Again, to create our calendar. All files are for personal use only.ġ CREATE THE BASIC CALENDAR IN ILLUSTRATOR
If you’d like to download the Illustrator file used in this tutorial to practice these techniques, visit and navigate to the Magazine section.
In our example, we’ll start with a basic calendar that we created in Illustrator and use Photoshop to change the angle and make it look more photographic. The combination of bringing Illustrator artwork into Photoshop and warping it offers some tremendous possibilities-but only if you know the super-secret trick to make it possible to warp a vector smart object.
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