PHOTO-MANIPULATION IN ILLUSTRATOR!? Vector Brush Stroke Poster Design
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Top quality photo-manipulation can be done 100% in Adobe Illustrator, and in todays tutorial I show you how!
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Most people will flock to Photoshop to do such things as photo-manipulation, but it isn't always necessary. You can do really cool things with imagery while working within Illustrator, and in todays video tutorial I show you how to turn yourself into a brush stroke poster design, in under 5 minutes.
Making the brush stroke poster was really easy, but also rewarding. There are some technical aspects to the process while working within Illustrator that you should be aware of, and I go through them in todays tutorial video.
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I’d like to see how you did the animated parts of the poster!
I just searched this for Photoshop today..
But here Illustrator 👍👍
You always amaze me with your video choices..
Loved it..
Keep it up ❤❤
Great to hear about that 👍
Awesome design as always 🥰.
Hey thanks a lot :)
I must say I am so amazed by this new technique. I thought clipping mask was the only way to get the job done 😅.. Thanks man 👍 👌
Happy to help!
Loved this poster design and the technique used.
Thanks for the feedback
Hero!
I like the first typographic solution
thanks !
Thank for new ideas in every new videos.❤️❤️
Really helpful me👍
glad to hear that!
Now finally I can say "I used to struggle" :)
thank you!
That's really helpful.
Thank you. from Japan.
Thanks for the comment :)
My favourite novelist is from Japan, Haruki Murakami
thank you it really helped me alot
That's cool :)
I liked the first poster type.
It's just very cool. U did it again, Tom.
I like the trick. Great tutorial.
It should be said, though, that the file won’t be vector, unless you do an image trace on the raster file as well.
I’ve received work a few times in .AI format when, after review, the designer swore it was vector because of the Illustrator format. If there are no nodes, it’s not vector.
Of course, it doesn’t have to be. If you’re creating a piece strictly as-is, or whatever.
Just keep in mind, if you’re client has a production artist to build other pieces with your work as an asset, they might need full vector.
That said... again, GREAT video! Thanks for the tips ❤️🍷
Another thought, hopefully the people writing the brief has the sense to know when to ask for a full vector lol
If the production artist is worth their salt, they’ll know what to do (it’s what we do, after all). It helps, though, to not have those extra steps.
Lah ihafdek a3chiry satori that's awesome
thanks a lot :P
His voice is soothing
Thanks bro
Curious about if there is any difference using:
1.- Unite > Compound path option > Clip the mask.
Or...
2.- Unite > Remove fill > Clip mask.
I normally use the 2nd way. 🤔
Please make video on how to use illustrator & photoshop with wacom tab.
I really want to learn it from you
thank you for this good lesson. It was really useful
Thank You Very Very Much 🖤🖤🖤
Thanks
Always ❤️
Thanks a lot man
Thank you.nice.
Hello Tom, you are really doing great for inspiring designers. I watch you quite often and always learn something new. I wonder sometimes whether your logo is inspired by Squarespace or vice versa, just curious to know. Thank you, from India.
Hi thanks a lot for the comment. No the logo was just from my mind. There are several logos similar actually, which I realised after the fact
great technique but i don't know if its not faster for me to just open Photoshop and use the inbuild tools instead of searching assets that fit my project. I think the first one is the best.
Grateful for this, i try to make my own brush but it wasnt that fantastic as yours, can u disponibilize yours in formart eps plz ? Would be amazing :D
Gud, Sir
Thank You
All the best
Thanks for sharing this lovely poster tip! I'm happy to see that you're able to create lots of things in Illustrator. Wish I knew these things before, quess my design live would have been a lot easier XD. I always used photoshop for these kind of things, but always struggled with it.
Framer looks really interesting. I'm wondering what's the difference between Adobe XD and Framer. (I personally never use anything else)
Can you also tell my why I should use Framer over Adobe XD?
Thanks again and till the next video!
Starting music name please I repeat asking until reply 😜
Really in inkscape it's much easier to do that 🙏🏻
Hi Tom, I have a question, (this may be hard to describe) In Illustrator, if I want to build a form for filling out (including boxes with lines) normally done with normal lines, but I've been asked to do it as a dotted line. which is simple enough, but how do you do it so that the dots don't overlap each other wrong. In other words, when I build it as single dotted lines they cross over each other, whereas, if I built it with lines joined them all together as one drawing, then converted the line into dots, they would be more uniformed. So my question is how do you convert multiple strokes into one continuous line while still having the ability to change it to dots using the stroke menu. :)
Doesn't work for me. I tried the compound and make mask and both go to blank. What am I doing wrong?
Which is the font used in the poster ?
Aileron and Redwing
I'd like to know what font is it
the "Unite" button just made my brushes all screwed up and filled in the paths with a random fill color
please give use font name
Do you also use voice ILLUSTRATIOR 😁
ha ha ha have you ever seen a real photograph?
never in my entire life, nope