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Thank you guys! Love watching these! 🙌🔥😉

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Thank you! Fast and straightforward as we love it

How am I just seeing this video. Thank you

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Really enjoyed this as a designer and look forward to more of the series. The "punch" sound hurts the ears while I'm trying to work.

This video is so underrated. Every list for designers is so generic and boring, whereas it's taking so much willpower not to buy everything on here! Great job :)

do explain how to use fiery software in your course? i was wondering if you ever use that all... im also wanting learn about graphics design for things like brochures and business cards and things of that nature...

I finally understand this, thank you

Please explain the printing process of Absolut vodka label design

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Hi! I am working on a banner in Illustrator, but I have realised all my content is on the cutter layer and not the ARTWORK layer. Can I just move them to the ARTWORK layer?

great conversation!

this was exactly what I needed. Thanks.

Thats great info video though but when we are exporting or saving for print format aren't we supposed to curve all the fonts and share it with the printers? Coz everyone will not be having a fonts what we use for designing our collaterals and if we do not any of them copy the texts what we have put on that.

Thank you so much for this series! It made it easier for me to understand

I have a 15 pages, single page document. The problem with page numbering is it turns to 1 everytime after page 9. And thereafter every page number is 1. Any solution? Or, is it a bug with the software?

This was fun, and educational! How often do you plan to do these live-design videos?

Feeling the second hand stress over here 😂 Nice work James! That change you made in the last 2 seconds to extend the gradient background made a big impact! 🙌 I love the barley & hops > sheep & crops concept

thank you so much for this great tutorial.

That was great fun to watch. I caught myself recommending a few things to James as though he could really hear me 🤣🤣🤣

thank you for your help but still this is not really user friendly from Adobe.... why is it so complicated for them to fix that U_U

You deserve a lot of subscribers!!, your video is clear, easy to grasp and you helped me A LOT understanding parent pages, keep up the good work, you re amazing.

Thanks James and Dave for this, it was super fun to watch. I was feeling the rush myself 😂 Hopefully you make this a series, looking forward to the next episode 🤘

Haha, loved it! 😁 Thank you, James!🙌 I love watching designers racing against the clock, I always learn so much. Great one, thank you, guys! 💜

🤣The STRESS! Thanks so much for having me Dave. As punishing as that time constraint was, that was a lot of fun!

great tutorial

The only thing I did not see is how to do crop and bleed in illustrator.

Illustrator, rich black, so when you say "smaller" don't use on smaller type, .... my pen and ink drawings -some are very thin detailed lines, but it covers an 11x14 page. So is that what you mean by smaller for rich black?

Great, so I'm just vectorizing my pen and ink drawings. So would I need to work with the pantone at all since it will only be printing my black? It's for a coloring book.

Thanks so much for the print ready checklist. Do you have a line by line detail of how all this would be done in illustrator? I have a pen and ink drawing that i already vectorized but i need help with the crop marks and bleed and overall, how to prep a graphic for my printer, it's for a book. Hope I explained that.

Yes. Thanks. I’m learning to plan ahead and know what parent pages I need instead of designing on the fly. 😊

You are a Queen! thank you! I have been manually exporting with "Save As" artboard by artboard all this time...I never knew that "Export for Screens" could be used for print. Freaking Adobe needs to update that to "Export Multiple Assets" or something

My whole RUclips is about cans

Thanks!

OK, this is a checklist that I really really need

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Any chance that you could do one for just a black-and-white graphic? I have pen and ink drawings that I need to get print ready

Thank you

When deleting a Parent Page, I assumed it would delete the applied elements of the pages where that Parent was applied. However, I've run into situations when I delete the Parent Page and the elements stay on the page....making me go page by page to delete the elements individually. What did I do wrong? It seems that once you Override the Parent Page, it unlocks those elements...but how do you lock them again so that later on they will be deleted if you decide to delete the Parent Page. Does any of this make sense? LOL.

In case you need to export many artboards into separate PNGs (like a game character to pieces to animate it) you just go to File->Export->Check select artboards->Select PNGs

how to create diline?

I'm trying to print cards to Staples and followed all your instructions and theirs but when i upload the design it looks blurry and the proof is muddy.

so helpful, thank you!

Thank you very much. Was really helpful

Man O Man you guys deserve 100K subs, thank you so much for an amazing content.

Hi- Quick question, working on a book in InDesign. I unlocked text boxes in pages 6-7 to insert content. These pages were taking on Parent Page A settings (fonts, etc). When I later made changes to Parent Page A (font size, etc) -- pages 6-7 where I had unlocked text to insert content earlier---did not take on the new changes made in Parent Page A. If I "apply parent to ___" page, the parent overrides the content that I had placed inside the text boxes of pages 6-7. Should I have done something differently? I also tried repeating this process and locking (CTRL + L) the text boxes in pages 6-7 after inserting content into them, and then making changes to Parent Page A, but nothing worked. Would love some guidance. Thanks so much.

A big thank you! I certainly appreciate your well made and greatly helpful instructional videos :). Well done!!

you are very underrated