Making 8-bit art in Illustrator can be a lot of fun. There are a few ways to go about it, but the most popular method is to use the Appearance panel and the Bitmap panel. Here’s how it works:
1. Open the Appearance panel and click on the icon that looks like a gear.
This will open the Bitmap panel.
2. In the Bitmap panel, you’ll see a number of different icons.
Click on the icon that looks like a 8-bit computer.
3. In the 8-bit computer window, you’ll see a number of different icons.
Click on the icon that looks like a 8-bit art.
4. In the 8-bit art window, you’ll see a number of different icons.
Click on the icon that looks like a pencil.
5. In the pencil window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the icon that looks like a brush.
6. In the brush window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the icon that looks like a color palette.
7. In the color palette window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the icon that looks like a paintbrush.
8. In the paintbrush window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the icon that looks like a palette.
9. In the palette window, you’ll see a number of different options.
10. In the 8-bit art window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the icon that looks like a save icon.
11. In the save icon window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the icon that looks like a file name.
12. In the file name window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Type in “8-bit.ai” and click on the save icon.
13.Click on the OK button.
14. In the Appearance panel, click on the 8-bit art button.
15.Click on the preview button to see how your 8-bit art looks.
16. If you’re happy with how your 8-bit art looks, click on the OK button.
17. If you want to change any of the settings in the 8-bit art window, click on the pencil icon and then click on the settings icon.
18. In the settings icon window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the color palette icon and then click on the color palette window.
19.Click on the brush icon and then click on the brush window.
20.Click on the hardness icon and then click on the hardness window.
21. In the hardness window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the grain icon and then click on the grain window.
22. In the grain window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the smoothing icon and then click on the smoothing window.
23. In the smoothing window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the saturation icon and then click on the saturation window.
24. In the saturation window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the brightness icon and then click on the brightness window.
25. In the brightness window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the shadows icon and then click on the shadows window.
26. In the shadows window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the highlights icon and then click on the highlights window.
27. In the highlights window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the blurs icon and then click on the blurs window.
28. In the blurs window, you’ll see a number of different options.
Click on the save icon to save your 8-bit art.
29. If you want to share your 8-bit art with other people, click on the share icon and then click on the share your art online button.
30. Click on the OK button to save your 8-bit art and close the 8-bit art window.
Congratulations, you’ve created your first 8-bit art in Illustrator!.
