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I am ready.

Aaand that's it!! 🍞.Congrats on your baked masterpiece. Go forth and bake more bread! Ty for reading ✨🥹 If you prefer to read this on a page, I also have it all written here -

9. Add a sticker outline (optional).Duplicate the outline of the buns. Remove the stroke on the duplicate and add a white fill. Use the Offset Vector tool to offset the duplicate. Move the offset shape to the bottom of the layer list.

8. Add a dynamic stroke (optional).To add a hand-drawn feel to the outline of the buns, add a dynamic stroke. It looks very fancy. ✨

this one is a bit tricky but lmk if u have Qs. 7. Make an outline for the combined buns.Make copies of the buns and Union the copies into a single shape. Next, flatten that shape and add a dark red stroke. Remove the fill (if there is one) and set the dark red stroke to Overlay.

6. Duplicate and assemble! .Duplicate the bun and assemble as needed. Since we are making Brioche buns, I made 3 copies and slightly rotated them all. To help with realism, move the highlights on each bun slightly toward a single source of light.

5. Add highlights .Add highlights with simple shapes and a similar texture effect as step 4. We are using the lightest color in our gradient for the 1st highlight, and white for the 2nd. If you don’t want the texture confined to a shape, uncheck Clip to shape.

4. Apply a texture.Apply a texture effect to the shape and have fun with the sliders until it looks right. Personally, I keep going until my ancestors tell me to stop. 🙏

3. Apply the gradient.Apply the radial gradient to the shape and adjust as needed. I like to make sure the centre of the gradient sits towards a corner of the shape. It already looks like a bun! 10/10. 👏

2. Start with a simple shape.Bread comes in all shapes and sizes. 😌 In this tutorial, we will be making Brioche buns! We will start with a simple rectangle and edit the radius to make it feel organic. You don’t have to use my exact values.

okayyy let's go✨. 1. Set up your bread gradient.We will re-use this gradient for all our bread buns. You can set up color styles or variables for the individual colors if you like.

🔔 This tutorial requires some familiarity with Figma to follow along. I also recommend exploring the Figma Draw Playground file here first! -

🧵 How to bake bread in @figma Draw 🍞.A 10-step tutorial 👇

figma bread tutorial incoming 👀🥖

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still in love with this painting 💕.one of those ideas that came out just right

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RT @NairiHourdaj: Running this one back. One of my favorite things we put together last week. Thank you. @ingapng.@realvjy.@Adxnna.@aamond….

RT @miggi: Offset vector paths now available in @figma Draw. You can now take any flattened vector path and offset it to expand or retract….