How to Make Soft UI in Illustrator (Neumorphism) | Tutorial for Beginners

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In this Adobe Illustrator tutorial, I'll show you how to create Soft UI elements, also known as Neumorphism. I'll guide you on how to make Neumorphism in a single object in Illustrator, as well as show you some tips and tricks that are key to this effect! This is a tutorial for beginners and advanced users alike.

Neumorphism, also known as Soft UI, is a design trend that became very popular in 2020, but people overused it so much that it died just as quickly. The name Neumorphism was created by combining the words "Skeumorphism", a design style which tries to mimic real life objects, and "new", for it was sort of an attempt to shine a new light on this style that is becoming less and less used.
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Adobe Illustrator is a vector drawing software for graphic design, web design, UI design, social media, logo design and so much more. With over 20 years of updates and upgrades, Adobe Illustrator has become the standard tool for Designers around the world. With 2 decades of history, Illustrator accumulated a wide range of tools and features that might look daunting for a beginner, but with tutorials like this, you'll be creating amazing things in no time!
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0:26 - Part 1: Raised Button
3:32 - Part 2: Lowered Button
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I was experimenting with this and figured out another way you could do it. You can use a stroke with a linear gradient that goes from black to white. Make the angle of the gradient 90 or 120 degrees. Then apply a gaussian blur to the stoke. Doesn’t really matter how the stroke is aligned when using a gaussian blur. Then you can either set the blend mode of the stroke to soft light, or leave the blend mode on normal and lower the opacity of the black and white colors in the gradient. What’s cool about doing it this way is that all you have to do is flip/reverse the colors in the gradient to alternate between a raised and pressed button.

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