How to Design Gradient Star Pattern in Illustrator

There are a lot of pattern styles where mostly you can find consistent patterns. In this case it's more like a inconsistent situation because we are using the blend to create this gradient effect in the pattern where basically starts from a thin star and ends up in a thick star.
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[@nuhadyusuf]

It’s amazing how you can create these designs from the scratch.
I wish I was as good. The graphic design field is highly competitive, the pay is usually low and the clients usually are unappreciative because they think this work is easy.
It is hard to stay high-spirited. Do you have an advice for a fellow graphic designer?

[@nitish2772]

Loved it 🤍

[@user-iu6vc7kv6l]

thank you

[@NedaDraws]

Great!

[@shohanredwan]

nice

[@designy7677]

1:02 whenever I hover my mouse cursor on the anchor to connect a line, * symbol changes to - as a result it removes anchor. How can I keep my * like you did on the video?

[@MrSouthswag]

Why don't you use polygon tool

[@wwj2906]

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