9 Lunch Box With Smiley Emoticon Images

 by: Tiffany Isabelle
 2015-10-08
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Somewhile, graphic design can be created by this Lunch Box with Smiley Emoticon. For a moment, this emoticon icon may can provide some advantage for us as graphic file. Something benefit can be found in smiley-face lunch bag, smiley-face lunch box and smiley-face lunch box, likely we can collect among them for ideas to make your own creative graphic.

Smiley-face lunch bag, smiley-face lunch box and spongebob smiley-face are also the great creations for emoticon icon, and we can use them free for personal or maybe commercial use. After download among them, we can add anything we like. We hope that our collection here can bring you more creativity and useful for further development.

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Designing Tips:

Make sure you keep track of your layers - I'm usually a lot in any room - and keep things in order. I only use the selection of Illustrator, Direct Selection and Pen tools, because I prefer not to leave the plethora of software (admittedly very good) tools get in the way of my vision. It is all about simplicity and execution

Always ask the customer how they want the final image. If they want the Illustrator file, and you have many layers, but do not want to move them to a new work of art, one by one, it is easier to draw a large rectangle on the final image, Ctrl + right-click and select 'Create clipping mask. This crop your artwork to the shape you've drawn

Use letter spacing to fill the dead space, text alignment, or condense the words that take up too much space. However, be careful not to reduce letter spacing so it can not be read, or increase it as the letters stand each other

The best way to start any project in your sketchbook: get your ideas on paper, and be disjointed. Push ideas around, make comments, document everything that comes into your head. When I plan an image, everything usually comes from keywords and sketches, from there it is just a layout issue