Adobe lllustaror︱-There are three ways to achieve laurel wreath effect.

? Open Ai, draw a rectangle the size of the sketchpad, change the color and lock (the background). Draw two circles of the same size and make them intersect by moving the tool:

Use the path finder-intersection to leave only overlapping parts.

Make several copies, rotate one by 40, and make another copy. Use transformation symmetry to make it appear symmetrical;

Draw a small leaf, fill it with white, put it on the black leaf, and then repeat the previous action:

Remove the filling color of leaves, leaving only strokes;

Draw a circle, copy the first leaf and rotate it 90 degrees. Select the leaf, click the rotation function, and place the rotation center at the center of the circle:

Double-click the rotation function, select the rotation degree in the pop-up panel, and press Copy. Use ctrl+d to copy several times and replace the top leaf with one:

Use the pen and white arrow to delete part of the path of the circle:

Change the path of the remaining lines, group them all, copy a point, and choose symmetry. The first wreath is ready:

Copy the second leaf and drag it to the bottom. Hold down CTRL+D and repeat several times:

Draw a straight line and put it in the middle of the leaf, and add a leaf at the top:

After grouping them, drag them to the called brush panel. Adjustment data:

Draw a semicircle, leaving only strokes, and click the brush you just created:

Finally, make another copy, and adjust the position symmetrically, and the second garland will be ready:

Copy the third leaf and rotate it 90 degrees. Select it and click Twist and Transform-Transform:

Select and click Expand Appearance to ungroup:

After deleting the part, copy it and then make symmetry. After adjusting the position, the third wreath is ready:

This is the end of the whole tutorial. Of course, you can use PS to add a little post-effect to the wreath and enrich the content of the pattern.