I thought you had the mouse and only needed the dots.Īpologizing for a long post, here is a set of images showing the whole process. I believe this is the easiest/most accurate way because the Blends are inherently equidistant. The dots at the corners will be double if you wish, you can select the Blends and Object>Blend>Expand and remove the redundant dots.

2) Cut the copy path at the corners so you have the top of the head, the ears, and the rest of the head, as separate paths if not already ģ) Create a dot, then move a copy to the right (you can Alt/OptionClickDrag), then select both and Alt/OptionClickDrag it three times to create three copies then work on each as follows:Ĥ) For the top of the head use Object>Blend>Options and set Spacing to Specified Steps with 1 Step, then Object>Blend>Make, then Shift Select the top head path and Object>Blend>Replace Spine ĥ) For the first ear use Object>Blend>Options and set Spacing to Specified Steps with 6 Steps, then Object>Blend>Make, then Shift Select the ear path and Object>Blend>Replace Spine ħ) For the rest of the head use Object>Blend>Options and set Spacing to Specified Steps with 8 Steps, then Object>Blend>Make, then Shift Select the rest of the head path and Object>Blend>Replace Spine Ĩ ) Unlock the original path and select everything and Ctrl/Cmd+G to have everything as a Group.

Adobe illustrator with a mouse