**********ANNOUNCEMENT: ONE-ON-ONE Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop CLASSES are now AVAILABLE!!! Do you need specialized help with fashion sketching or print/ pattern design??? ***Need help with a project or assignment that has you stuck? I can work with you ON-ON-ONE online to help you with: - Fashion Sketching - Print/Pattern Design - Tech Packs & Specs - And more! Don't sit around being confused anymore. For more info follow this link: rebeccaartistrydesign.com/adobe-illustrator-and-photoshop-classes/ You also can find this link on my About page on RUclips. I hope you check it out!- I'd love to work with you!!!********** ***Did these solutions help you? ***Do YOU have another method that helps to get rid of the white lines? Please go ahead and share in the comments below so we can grow our design community! ***Do you have any questions? Let me know in the comments below! I’ll be happy to help! ***And don’t forget to check out the Adobe Illustrator Print Pattern Tutorials PLAYLIST!!!: ruclips.net/p/PL3pp8NyHPTBFi0gGrn4_Uasmw0_LkQcJa
Thank you SO MUCH!! For me it was the anti-aliasing option causing the problem. I really appreciate your videos -- they are super clear and logical and have helped me a lot. Major karma points to you!!!
You're welcome- I'm so glad it helped! I know how frustrating this issue is. Aww- I appreciate that! So glad you're finding the videos helpful. And thanks so much for watching!
Great video! Thank you so much it really helped me. I was getting line in my JPEG file but in Illustrator it was fine so by selecting art optimized it worked. Great work keep it up!
You're welcome! I'm so glad it helped you to figure out which issue you were having. Thank you so much- I really appreciate that! And thanks for watching!
Thank you so much, i'm dealing with this things only for a few days but is really annoying. The problem was that i did some patterns without the square and the lines appeared in some places in the .jpg/.png, i thought i'm going to loose my patterns but there is always a solution, today you were mine, thank you so much!
You're welcome! Yes those lines are super annoying. But I'm so glad that you found this helpful, and that you found out what your issue was! Thanks for sharing that and thanks so much for watching!
brilliant! your video is amazing ! so well explained - through half of it .. when printing - do you know if printing to a PDF - as opposed to printing to a physical printer will be a good test for white lines reason: printer toner gets spendy ;)
Thank you so much!!! I’m so glad you’re finding the video easy to understand. I haven’t tried printing to PDF. I know in theory it’s supposed reflect what you would see in an actual printout. But since I haven’t used it I can’t really vouch for this method- sorry. I know- printing can be expensive. The times when I would most recommend the printout method are when: A. You are actually selling the print file to someone or B. Your print file is going to a factory or print house to be used for real life production purposes. This is when I’m super cautious and use the printout method. Other times, like if your print is just for presentation purposes, etc. you can use the 1st method in the video (the zoom in method) and it should be fine.
@@pachapeace358 Wow- thanks so much for sharing with your friends! I really appreciate it. I'm so happy to hear all of that!!!😊 💕💕💕 Im SO glad this was helpful to you all. You're VERY welcome!!!
hi Rebecca - again thank you ! do you use Photoshop as well - ie doing patterns; recolor in photoshop actually: recolor in AI would be fun to look at as well Sooooo happy I found your channel :)
Hi Áine! You’re welcome!!! Yes I do use Photoshop as well to create patterns and recolor them. I will be posting some Photoshop videos sometime in the future- so make sure to look out for those later on. In the meantime, I do currently have a video on recoloring prints in Illustrator on this channel. It’s called: How To Select Objects of the Same Fill Color (3 Fast Methods): ruclips.net/video/fWHqmj-dEcg/видео.html And also a video on how to recolor a fashion sketch as well: ruclips.net/video/rwC6nEandJE/видео.html You can check them out when you have a chance. I’m so glad you found me!!! Great to have you here! Thanks so much for watching!!!
@@rebeccaartistryfashiondesign thanks Rebecca - I saw that - could you do a vid on using the Recolor tool - - especially using ur own custom palette - its a fab tool - but has a lot of moving parts lol 😆
Thank you! So well explained👍I tried Art Optimised for JPG and lines gone, but what about if we need Vector format ? Im stuck on this "lines problem" cause I dont know how to send my work to the client if they need Vector format not JPG.
Great- you're welcome! I'm glad you were able to find a solution for your Jpeg! - For vector format, this would be what I'm explaining in the first half of the video. From the beginning of the video up to minute 4:50. - You have to do the testing that I explain. Make sure you check thoroughly. If the tests show that it's the Illustrator bug, try the settings change that I show at 2:18, or even the trick I show at 4:28. If the lines are still on your vector file, then there's nothing that can be done, and you just have to send your file to the client this way. - Save as an AI file which is a vector file, and send it to them. - If they ask about the lines, you can explain to them that it's a glitch that Illustrator has but you have tested it and the lines aren't really there. Since you resolved the issue on the jpeg, then ALSO send them the jpeg so they can at least have a version of the file where the lines aren't showing up. - If the tests show that it's an error in your repeat, then you have to make sure to fix it. You can check for errors the way that I explain in this part of the video. After fixing it, the lines should be gone and you can save as an AI file and send to your client.
@@rebeccaartistryfashiondesign Dear Rebecca, thank you for your response. But I have another question for you. Maybe you know the answer too. What If the client asks for the object with the exact size on the seamless pattern? For example, someone wants fabric with big 2 inches of Roses. I know that I can scale my pattern, but how can I make the exact size of the pattern elements? I guess I need to do some math, but what is a formula?. Thank you very much for any help!💗
You're welcome. Great question! So to scale the pattern elements to a specific size you will have to scale those elements individually on your workable repeat tile. In your example, if the client wants roses that are 2 inches, you would select the rose, go up to the Control Panel, and next to W: type "2 in" to make the width 2 inches, and next to H: type in "2 in" to make the height 2 inches. Click on your page and you will see your rose become 2 inches by 2 inches. Then you can copy and use this 2 inch rose throughout your pattern, and arrange your repeat. - If you don't see W: and H: in the control panel, click on the word "Transform" in the control panel to pull this up OR in the top menu go to Window/ Transform and there you will see W: and H: - Notice that there is a little link symbol next to W and H. If it's linked, the rose will change proportionately with the latest measurement that you type in to either of the boxes. If you click the link to unlink it, you will be able to change either W or H measurement without affecting the other. You'll see what I mean when you try it. - If you already had other roses on your pattern tile, then you can change them each to 2 inches one at a time- as you did with the first one, OR you can delete them and copy the first 2 inch rose that you made and put the copies in their place. - Does this answer your question ? Let me know if I understood correctly- I think that's what you were asking. Thanks!
@@rebeccaartistryfashiondesign Dear Rebecca, Thank you SO MUCH!! for your detailed answer.I was already desperate to find at least any answer to my question . You helped me a lot!!!Bunch of roses for you🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
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**********ANNOUNCEMENT: ONE-ON-ONE Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop CLASSES are now AVAILABLE!!! Do you need specialized help with fashion sketching or print/ pattern design??? ***Need help with a project or assignment that has you stuck?
I can work with you ON-ON-ONE online to help you with:
- Fashion Sketching
- Print/Pattern Design
- Tech Packs & Specs
- And more!
Don't sit around being confused anymore. For more info follow this link: rebeccaartistrydesign.com/adobe-illustrator-and-photoshop-classes/
You also can find this link on my About page on RUclips.
I hope you check it out!- I'd love to work with you!!!**********
***Did these solutions help you? ***Do YOU have another method that helps to get rid of the white lines? Please go ahead and share in the comments below so we can grow our design community!
***Do you have any questions? Let me know in the comments below! I’ll be happy to help!
***And don’t forget to check out the Adobe Illustrator Print Pattern Tutorials PLAYLIST!!!:
ruclips.net/p/PL3pp8NyHPTBFi0gGrn4_Uasmw0_LkQcJa
Thank you SO MUCH!! For me it was the anti-aliasing option causing the problem. I really appreciate your videos -- they are super clear and logical and have helped me a lot. Major karma points to you!!!
You're welcome- I'm so glad it helped! I know how frustrating this issue is. Aww- I appreciate that! So glad you're finding the videos helpful. And thanks so much for watching!
omg thank you I had the same problem and this coment fixed it
Great video! Thank you so much it really helped me.
I was getting line in my JPEG file but in Illustrator it was fine so by selecting art optimized it worked.
Great work keep it up!
You're welcome! I'm so glad it helped you to figure out which issue you were having. Thank you so much- I really appreciate that! And thanks for watching!
Thank you so much, i'm dealing with this things only for a few days but is really annoying. The problem was that i did some patterns without the square and the lines appeared in some places in the .jpg/.png, i thought i'm going to loose my patterns but there is always a solution, today you were mine, thank you so much!
You're welcome! Yes those lines are super annoying. But I'm so glad that you found this helpful, and that you found out what your issue was! Thanks for sharing that and thanks so much for watching!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!
It was the antialiasing thing for me, thanks!
You're welcome! Great- I'm glad you found out what it was for you. Thanks for watching!
brilliant! your video is amazing ! so well explained - through half of it ..
when printing - do you know if printing to a PDF - as opposed to printing to a physical printer will be a good test for white lines
reason: printer toner gets spendy ;)
Thank you so much!!! I’m so glad you’re finding the video easy to understand. I haven’t tried printing to PDF. I know in theory it’s supposed reflect what you would see in an actual printout. But since I haven’t used it I can’t really vouch for this method- sorry. I know- printing can be expensive. The times when I would most recommend the printout method are when: A. You are actually selling the print file to someone or B. Your print file is going to a factory or print house to be used for real life production purposes. This is when I’m super cautious and use the printout method. Other times, like if your print is just for presentation purposes, etc. you can use the 1st method in the video (the zoom in method) and it should be fine.
OMY! HUGE Thank-YOUfor sharing Awesome solutions! It is so easy to understand! YOU ROCK!!! Thank You, Rebecca!!!
You're VERY welcome! I'm so glad you found it easy to understand. And thank YOU for the great compliment!!! Thanks for watching!
@@rebeccaartistryfashiondesign And share it w/my friends n they LOVE it, Too!!! Thank YOU sooo very much, again, Rebecca🙌🙌🙌💕
@@pachapeace358 Wow- thanks so much for sharing with your friends! I really appreciate it. I'm so happy to hear all of that!!!😊 💕💕💕 Im SO glad this was helpful to you all. You're VERY welcome!!!
thank you! very helpful!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
hi Rebecca - again thank you !
do you use Photoshop as well - ie doing patterns; recolor in photoshop
actually: recolor in AI would be fun to look at as well
Sooooo happy I found your channel :)
Hi Áine! You’re welcome!!! Yes I do use Photoshop as well to create patterns and recolor them. I will be posting some Photoshop videos sometime in the future- so make sure to look out for those later on. In the meantime, I do currently have a video on recoloring prints in Illustrator on this channel. It’s called: How To Select Objects of the Same Fill Color (3 Fast Methods): ruclips.net/video/fWHqmj-dEcg/видео.html
And also a video on how to recolor a fashion sketch as well: ruclips.net/video/rwC6nEandJE/видео.html
You can check them out when you have a chance. I’m so glad you found me!!! Great to have you here! Thanks so much for watching!!!
@@rebeccaartistryfashiondesign so sorry I only saw this now - last year was crazy busy for me - surgery - but back in action now 😊
@@rebeccaartistryfashiondesign thanks Rebecca - I saw that - could you do a vid on using the Recolor tool - - especially using ur own custom palette - its a fab tool - but has a lot of moving parts lol 😆
@@aine4400 Oh wow- surgery. I'm glad you're ok now! Glad you're back in action!
@@aine4400 Yes- good way to put it. It does have a lot of moving parts. Lol. Sure- I'll be glad to!
Thank you! So well explained👍I tried Art Optimised for JPG and lines gone, but what about if we need Vector format ? Im stuck on this "lines problem" cause I dont know how to send my work to the client if they need Vector format not JPG.
Great- you're welcome! I'm glad you were able to find a solution for your Jpeg!
- For vector format, this would be what I'm explaining in the first half of the video. From the beginning of the video up to minute 4:50.
- You have to do the testing that I explain. Make sure you check thoroughly. If the tests show that it's the Illustrator bug, try the settings change that I show at 2:18, or even the trick I show at 4:28. If the lines are still on your vector file, then there's nothing that can be done, and you just have to send your file to the client this way.
- Save as an AI file which is a vector file, and send it to them.
- If they ask about the lines, you can explain to them that it's a glitch that Illustrator has but you have tested it and the lines aren't really there. Since you resolved the issue on the jpeg, then ALSO send them the jpeg so they can at least have a version of the file where the lines aren't showing up.
- If the tests show that it's an error in your repeat, then you have to make sure to fix it. You can check for errors the way that I explain in this part of the video. After fixing it, the lines should be gone and you can save as an AI file and send to your client.
@@rebeccaartistryfashiondesign Dear Rebecca, thank you for your response. But I have another question for you. Maybe you know the answer too. What If the client asks for the object with the exact size on the seamless pattern? For example, someone wants fabric with big 2 inches of Roses. I know that I can scale my pattern, but how can I make the exact size of the pattern elements?
I guess I need to do some math, but what is a formula?. Thank you very much for any help!💗
You're welcome. Great question! So to scale the pattern elements to a specific size you will have to scale those elements individually on your workable repeat tile.
In your example, if the client wants roses that are 2 inches, you would select the rose, go up to the Control Panel, and next to W: type "2 in" to make the width 2 inches, and next to H: type in "2 in" to make the height 2 inches. Click on your page and you will see your rose become 2 inches by 2 inches. Then you can copy and use this 2 inch rose throughout your pattern, and arrange your repeat.
- If you don't see W: and H: in the control panel, click on the word "Transform" in the control panel to pull this up OR in the top menu go to Window/ Transform and there you will see W: and H:
- Notice that there is a little link symbol next to W and H. If it's linked, the rose will change proportionately with the latest measurement that you type in to either of the boxes. If you click the link to unlink it, you will be able to change either W or H measurement without affecting the other. You'll see what I mean when you try it.
- If you already had other roses on your pattern tile, then you can change them each to 2 inches one at a time- as you did with the first one, OR you can delete them and copy the first 2 inch rose that you made and put the copies in their place.
- Does this answer your question ? Let me know if I understood correctly- I think that's what you were asking. Thanks!
@@rebeccaartistryfashiondesign Dear Rebecca, Thank you SO MUCH!! for your detailed answer.I was already desperate to find at least any answer to my question . You helped me a lot!!!Bunch of roses for you🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
You're very welcome! Aww- thank you! Love the roses- super nice!!! 😊❤️ So glad you got your answer!!!
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