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How to Draw a Rainbow in Adobe Illustrator

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Do you know how to make a rainbow in Adobe Illustrator? It's easy! Just apply a Gradient to a Stroke and rainbow is ready.



1. Make the ellipse.
2. Cut in half with Scissors Tool (C).
3. Apply the Linear Gradient to a stroke with rainbow colors.

You should make the stroke thicker. And you can use Width Tool (Shift+W) to get the perspective rainbow.



You can change order of the colors with Reverse Gradient by the way.



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