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Step 12Create Boxes With ACTUAL Dimensions in Your Software of Choice
If this has you confused, please don't be. It's simpler than it sounds. Here is what we're doing, conceptually:
We're making a box of the "real" dimensions. By "real" dimensions I mean: Remember when you measured and taped that box on the wall? That's what we just made in Illustrator. In my example, the box was W22" x H24".
Once we've created this box, we'll insert the traced boundary box and the "slice" of the artwork that we created in the last step.
In the next step we will transform it to the dimensions of the "real" rectangle.
We're making a box of the "real" dimensions. By "real" dimensions I mean: Remember when you measured and taped that box on the wall? That's what we just made in Illustrator. In my example, the box was W22" x H24".
Once we've created this box, we'll insert the traced boundary box and the "slice" of the artwork that we created in the last step.
In the next step we will transform it to the dimensions of the "real" rectangle.
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