Using eraser tool in illustrator

The Pathfinder panel should pop up on the right side of your screen. On the Pathfinder panel, find and click on the Exclude icon. This will convert your objects from two separate objects into a single one with a hole inside of it which matches the dimensions of your inner object. Select your border and image. You can also click and drag your cursor over both assets to select them at the same time.

Make a clipping mask. This will remove the image you originally drew a border around. Hey guys! I earn a full-time income online and on MaschiTuts I gladly share with you guys how I stay on top of the game! By clicking and dragging on the artboard, you can erase areas of your image. By erasing an object and splitting it into multiple sections, you can move and edit the objects independently, rather than having them all in one place. The Scissors tool can be selected by clicking and holding the Knife tool in the Tools panel.

As shown, you can click in two places on the inner circle. By selecting the cut segment with the Selection tool and pressing Delete, it will be removed. You can cut and delete a small segment from the outer circle by repeating this step.

You can use the Illustrator eraser tool with a single path or multiple paths selected or not but I generally select them. You can hold the shift key down to erase in a straight line. You can erase as a brush and apply as a doodle and cut through any path. You can use the eraser tool in Illustrator to create grids and tables out a rectangle or other Illustrator path. You can use the eraser with type but you will first have to expand the type. You can cut through open paths as well with the eraser tool.

You can also create interesting path designs using the eraser tool with live effects and splitting the graphic styles. You can use the tool to create interesting distressed frames for your artwork. You can also make subtle random cuts of a knives into any path by using the Illustrator eraser tool. This tutorial shows you a number of ways how you can use the eraser tool in Illustrator such as cutting into paths and expanded type as well as creating doodles and frames and grids with the tool.

You can find the eraser tool in the toolbar of Illustrator near the top just below the paintbrush tool blob. The eraser tool is very similar to the calligraphic brush as well as blob brush but instead of adding, it removes or erases paths. You can erase the Eraser Tool by selecting it again after you have done this. You will see a small menu appear when you click on this button.

You can either select Reset Tool to reset the current tool to its default setting or Reset All Tools to reset all the tools to their default settings when you click on this button. By clicking and dragging on the artboard, you can erase areas of your image. By erasing an object and splitting it into multiple sections, you can move and edit the objects independently, rather than having them all in one place. It is possible that you accidentally selected a part of your image or that you forgot to deselect it.

There are a variety of tools you can use, including marquee tools, lasso tools, magic wand tools, and quick selection tools.