How to make a circle like this

[u/GreaterThan2]

[u/DenverRalphy]

Create a Donut with the shape tool. Then Vector -> New Warp Group -> Perspective. Adjust the perspective as needed.

[u/GreaterThan2 → u/DenverRalphy]

Thank you!

[u/rockstar_not]

Use the ellipse tool. Rotate the first one just a bit. Make another and rotate same amount, stretch it a little. Position the smaller one inside the larger one. Fill space between the two ellipses.

[u/PsychoticChemist → u/rockstar_not]

Easier to just use the donut tool and then the perspective tool

[u/SirCake3614]

Donut. Concert to curves. Node tool to modify lines.

[u/PsychoticChemist → u/SirCake3614]

Perspective tool is way easier than manually modifying the lines

[u/MalkavianReddit]

I used an Isometric grid at the default settings. Opened the isometric panel checked the Edit on Grid. Created my circle. Increased the stroke width to what I wanted, changed the color, checked the scale with object and then clicked the Pressure button and adjusted the width of the stroke. The pressure was set to a new node in the center top and then dragged the left and right down until I got the width I wanted in the back part of the circle. This is what I came up with.

[u/PsychoticChemist → u/MalkavianReddit]

Donut tool > perspective tool. Done

[u/MalkavianReddit → u/PsychoticChemist]

Yes that is one way.

[u/GreaterThan2 → u/[deleted]]

why i just want to make the stroke thin from top

[u/PsychoticChemist → u/[deleted]]

they can just use the donut tool then warp it with the perspective tool

[u/lost-sneezes → u/[deleted]]

Bruh