How To Create a Retro Style Badge Logo in Adobe Illustrator

Follow this Adobe Illustrator tutorial to learn how to create a retro style circular emblem, which are really popular as trendy logos or badges. We'll build up the design with vector shapes, then apply some texturing to give it an aged and distressed appearance.

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[patiencedj]

Love you tutorials man! Learning so much.

[kncpt]

I love how quickly and to the point you go through these. Really helpful certainly going to share these tips around uni!

[manfredobobadilla]

That type on path tool option is exactly what I needed, thank you!

[DavidRPurnellMA]

Thank you for this tutorial. It's clear, concise and easy to follow.
I learned things I didn't know about Illustrator — like making the dotted circle, by setting the "dashed line" size to "0."

[majorpaiyne]

Some things have changed with the 2021 version of Illustrator as far as toolbar options go. In the end it all works still. Thank you!

[keshudioo]

I love this. I subscribed. I honestly don't mind it being fast. Whenever I got stuck, I replayed that part, and you can also slow down the speed, so. Learned a lot from this sole video!

[максимзадорожний-жч]

It is a very suitable video for people, who only started to invesigate the awesome ability of Illustrator. I really appreciate what you do, because you share your potential with other people and help them. Thanks

[vegasdealer]

I know it's an old video, but it's EXCELLENT!

[magpiewhisperer]

Great video and very useful for learning to use Illustrator! People that do free skill sharing in youtube are saints, thank you so much for this

[stephbrock]

I loved all the Illustrator tools used. I've been following your blog tutorials for awhile but the video has been the most helpful thanks!

[DarceStellythewakeupvlog]

Spoon Graphics actually figured it out, but by accident. I'd like to be able to replicate it so I fully understand the concept. The logo I created looks fantastic, but I like to be able to repeat what I learned on my own.

[Enginestart]

You're the best, Very detailed tutorial. Thank you!

[benjaminfreitag]

Quick and effective, just like I've been hoping to see from future channels like these! Good job!

[barrybrandon]

Remarkable step by step. Thanks for this.

[shanzidabegum]

nice. It was also learned that the hard way before watching this tutorial, thanks

[zohaibfarooq]

Excellent way of explaining. I learned much. Really helpful, certainly going to implement these tips.

[fisslewine]

Brilliant and clearly illustrated tutorial!

[salahuddinmahdi]

SO SMART WORKS, I am getting many new things from you.

[albanwee]

Thanks for teaching the series of equally spaced dots...appreciate it so much

[LanceScott]

I was following along great until we had to copy the "Power House Gym" text on the path. I could not figure out how to paste so that I could see my text being typed over the other text. I would highlight and control Copy but when I pasted it would go above in a straight line. Curious, what am I missing? Great video. For those who complain about the speed I just slowed the speed down and it helped a ton.