White lines around type in illustrator illustration

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  The one with the red/white text on black background and the other with the tree on black background.

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  C.pfaffenbichler said, "multiply" blending mode is your friend here.

  To illustrate this, take a look at this composite that I made using my Wacom tablet:

  1. I drew two coats, one with a face and a with a bubble, they are located on separate layers and both have a white background (like your digital images)

  Fig 1:

  

  Fig 2:

  

  2. then, I selected the top layer (which is being the bubble) and changed the blend mode 'multiply '.

  Fig. 3:

  

  3. the white background fades and the two designs are now visible.

  Fig. 4:

  

  4. just for fun, I placed a texture of paper, I found online on the bottom layer and put my face "Multiply" layer that actually seems as if it was drawn on paper.

  Fig. 5:

      

  GIF 1: (click to animate)

  

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  http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=1Bmm4LEGSljTvykkAx1L16fsq2hi

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  You're welcome, Sebs.

  In Reader, you can edit > Preferences > General > display > use Type Cool and set up Cool Type (the latter to settle).

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