Select the Pen Tool (P) and draw a similar shape for the highlight on the left side of the frame. Now, I will show you how a few simple shapes created with the Pen Tool (P) can add a 3D look.
This is the framework (or base shape) for the digital clock: the outer/bigger shape is the frame and the inner/smaller shape is the clock face. Now that we have created two rounded rectangles (one smaller than the other) we can fill them both with black. Once that is done, ungroup the two shapes (Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + G), select the smaller inner rectangle and apply another round corner effect with the Radius of 5 pt.Īfterwards, expand the appearance again ( Object > Expand Appearance). This will proportionally shrink the rectangle. To do so, go to Object > Path > Offset Path and enter a negative number (-25pt). Select the rounded corner shape and apply an Offset Path to it. We want them to be expanded, so go to Object > Expand Appearance. Step 2: An Easy Way to Apply Rounded Corners With the rectangle still selected, apply some rounded corners (20 pt) by going to Effect > Stylize > Rounded Corners. Then select the Rectangle Tool (M) and draw a rectangle with width of 346 pt and height of 237 pt.
Open up a new document in Illustrator and set the color mode to RGB.
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