Desk calendar vector line (卓上カレンダーベクター線) 卓上カレンダーベクター線

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Desk calendar vector lines. From Sunday to Monday, the folder contains a date layer for the beginning of each day, a layer for Japanese and English versions of the day of the week, and a border layer. If you take the selection and place it along the perspective line, the calendar will be drawn along the perspective. 卓上カレンダーのベクター線です。フォルダ内に日曜日から月曜日まで、それぞれの曜日始まりの日付レイヤーと、曜日の日本語版と英語版のレイヤー、枠線のレイヤーが入っています。選択範囲を取り、パース線に沿うように配置すると、パースに沿ってカレンダーが描かれます。

Examples of use

1. Delete

Let's delete layer the date layers and days of the week that we don't need.

2. Additions

Since there is no year, let's add it to the upper left. You can copy and paste any number from the date, or you can create a new vector line of numbers.

Vectorize numbers

Type the numbers in white with the letter tool (the date is made with I-OTF antic StdB). Attach the edge at 0.1 mm, etc., and rasterize. From the three lines in the upper left of the layer palette, select the convert layer and vectorize it.

Adding a calendar publisher or a Japanese-style month name may increase the reality.

If you want to add illustrations, draw them vector layer. At this time, if there is a line outside the border of the calendar, the selection will not be taken well, so be careful.

If you write about the behavior of the character, such as dating, part-time work, and going to work, you may get a sense of life.

3、Deformation

You can remove the selection with the free transform → transform → menu[edit]. Place it so that the four sides of the selection are aligned with Perth.

4. Line change

When changing all lines at once

When you select a layer while holding down the Ctrl key, all line drawings are selected, and you can change the line width and line type from the object.

When to use the correct line width tool

Uncheck the process whole line and use the tool to narrow towards the back of the perspective for a sense of perspective.

5. Finished!

The image below is an example of usage. The 30th and 31st are placed on the same square as the other dates. The number of days varies depending on the month, so don't forget to delete it ...