1. Use the pen tool to enter text on the document.
Method: Click the left button of the mouse to write a continuous stroke. When you need to end the current stroke, press ctrl and click in an area outside the text to indicate the end, and then click in another place to write another stroke.
Note: The more irregular the effect, the better. You can modify the stroke thickness appropriately.
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2. Duplicate the layer (backup).
Picture 3 Effect 1: Double-line font <BR> Set the stroke of the copied layer to 2 and the color to white.
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Set the background layer's stroke to 10 and its color to black (or another color).
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Effect 2: Water pipe characters <BR>Use the straight line tool to draw a vertical line at the end of the stroke. Set the thickness to be thinner than the stroke.
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Effect 3: Circuit word <BR>Use the Ellipse tool to draw a circle on the edge of the stroke.
Picture 8 Effect four: hollow strokes
After setting the strokes of the text, choose Object-Path-Outline Stroke. Press Effect 3, draw a circle, then select the word and circle together, go to Window-Pathfinder, select the first one in Shape mode, add the areas, and then directly set the thickness of the stroke.
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Effect Five: Sticker Words <BR> After setting the strokes of the text, select Object-Path-Outline Stroke.
Select Object-Path-Offset Path, then set the offset path's fill to None (or right-click Arrange to send it to the back, and then set another color) and the stroke to black.
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