Illustrator: Blend line into objects with variance / shading

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I want to blend some lines to an object, but with an variance of the line sizes and margin. Some Examples from the web, what I trying to archive. But I'm stucked in the blending tool. Any tips on this?



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    How far did you go? Are the top images yours?
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  • just some examples from the web. Need a tool to add a variance.
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I want to blend some lines to an object, but with an variance of the line sizes and margin. Some Examples from the web, what I trying to archive. But I'm stucked in the blending tool. Any tips on this?



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    How far did you go? Are the top images yours?
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  • just some examples from the web. Need a tool to add a variance.
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I want to blend some lines to an object, but with an variance of the line sizes and margin. Some Examples from the web, what I trying to archive. But I'm stucked in the blending tool. Any tips on this?



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I want to blend some lines to an object, but with an variance of the line sizes and margin. Some Examples from the web, what I trying to archive. But I'm stucked in the blending tool. Any tips on this?



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    How far did you go? Are the top images yours?
    – Luciano
    Aug 6 at 12:23










  • just some examples from the web. Need a tool to add a variance.
    – griddy
    Aug 6 at 13:07













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    How far did you go? Are the top images yours?
    – Luciano
    Aug 6 at 12:23










  • just some examples from the web. Need a tool to add a variance.
    – griddy
    Aug 6 at 13:07








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How far did you go? Are the top images yours?
– Luciano
Aug 6 at 12:23




How far did you go? Are the top images yours?
– Luciano
Aug 6 at 12:23












just some examples from the web. Need a tool to add a variance.
– griddy
Aug 6 at 13:07





just some examples from the web. Need a tool to add a variance.
– griddy
Aug 6 at 13:07











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Defining different weight to each blend path:



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    Could you show inexperienced users how to do this?
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Defining different weight to each blend path:



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    Could you show inexperienced users how to do this?
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Defining different weight to each blend path:



blend



enter image description here



BlendII






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    Could you show inexperienced users how to do this?
    – veryRandomMe
    Aug 6 at 18:26












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up vote
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Defining different weight to each blend path:



blend



enter image description here



BlendII






share|improve this answer














Defining different weight to each blend path:



blend



enter image description here



BlendII







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