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1. D_Brugge 59,421
2. captainreiss 50,318
3. sibgig 44,402
4. Sheharya... 31,080
5. Savong 26,500
6. BongSoo 17,816
7. Jason210 16,100
8. uzzidesign 8,500
9. mmoore500 7,950
10. khkremer 6,500
11. lherrou 6,130
12. MHenry 6,048
13. jason1178 5,600
14. antontolen... 5,000
15. xend 4,600
16. vanwraps 4,548
17. aleghart 4,500
17. crooksy88 4,500
19. vallis 3,500
20. wiggy353 3,200
21. pheidius 3,000
21. eoinosullivan 3,000
21. jouhaan 3,000
24. Zeffer 2,800
24. camelbreath 2,800

1. D_Brugge 68,603
2. sibgig 64,619
3. captainreiss 54,966
4. Sheharya... 52,606
5. Savong 52,275
6. BongSoo 48,191
7. Jason210 18,300
8. Ripin 10,413
9. walkerke 9,308
10. khkremer 8,500
10. uzzidesign 8,500
12. lherrou 8,230
13. antontolen... 8,200
14. mmoore500 7,950
15. thinkwelld... 6,974
16. MHenry 6,348
17. ddhamm 5,910
18. jason1178 5,600
19. eoinosullivan 4,740
20. xend 4,600
21. vanwraps 4,548
22. aleghart 4,500
22. crooksy88 4,500
24. Merete 3,900
25. vallis 3,500

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How to punch a hole through an object in Illustrator or make one show the background through another

Asked by StevenDesigner in Adobe Illustrator, Images and Photos

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In Illustrator simply want to place a vector leaf shape inside a simple vector circle and then make that into one shape with a hollow center so a background can show through it, for some reason it just isn't working and the two shapes don't do anything with the pathfinder options. I've seen a person put a seperate vector image over another and have it work like a mask, showing the background through the object below it which would also work ,but a trick like that I could never figure out. Any help here would be appreciated, thanks.Start Free Trial

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How to punch a hole through an object in Illustrator or make one show the background through another

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