Thanks for the vid. A tip with the blending tool is to use the up and down arrow on your keyboard to change the number of steps and if you hold shift key you get increments of ten. Quite handy everywhere you want to change a value.
You just explained something that the other linocut videos did not explain. I have been trying to stack petals and flowers in front of each other, and you can see through the lines to the other flowers in the back and it looks crowded. So, I guess you have to do the method you showed which is slicing off bits you don't want to see. Need to practice this a bit, thank you so much. It's been driving me mad trying to fix it.
Bonjour, merci beaucoup pour ce tutoriel. Pourriez-vous mettre les sous-titres en français ? Et les placer ailleurs sur la page, ils cachent le bas du dessin. Bonne continuation !
Sir ur videos are so secrets exposing, please made a video on symbols for mandala creation, icant see such a video in utube, isaw ur illustrator course in UDEMY is that course help me to make beautiful mandalas? Thanks.
I keep trying to do this in CS6. At this point the blending objects have a square end to the lines. I'm thinking that this just isn't possible in CS6. Would you mind confirming this if possible? I've pretty much tried everything I can think of but it's not working, even replaced the preferences.
Thank you. I downloaded your cheat sheet - nice to have, but you weren't thinkin' of the end user. That rust orange background is a waste of ink. There are many considerations to good design. Just sayin'.
Thanks for the vid. A tip with the blending tool is to use the up and down arrow on your keyboard to change the number of steps and if you hold shift key you get increments of ten. Quite handy everywhere you want to change a value.
That's a great idea, thanks for the tip Gustav. DWS
Wow, one of the best tutorials I’ve ever seen, thanks a lot!
Great to hear, thanks Vivian
Hi Mr Illustrator,. I started my illustrator with your tutorial. Fancy, not too formal and easy to understand. Keep it up Mr.
Not only I learnt blending byt also cool other tricks.
Thanks. I needed to know about how to trim the shapes. It will really help me :D
Great video
You just explained something that the other linocut videos did not explain. I have been trying to stack petals and flowers in front of each other, and you can see through the lines to the other flowers in the back and it looks crowded. So, I guess you have to do the method you showed which is slicing off bits you don't want to see. Need to practice this a bit, thank you so much. It's been driving me mad trying to fix it.
I like your work, I learned from you the expand under blend , that is different from the regular expand, and the release option ...... Thanks
Laughed when he said thank you to the blend tool for relasing the blend 😂
Very nice work! 😊🍀
great video. it's important for me to learning. Thank for sharing
Thank You for Helpful Tricks.
Thanks to make this useful video 👍👍
i so like your video, thanks so much
Grato pelo tutorial, excelente trabalho!
Thanks Carlos, glad you enjoyed it. DWs
useful with nice result.
Thanks for the tutorial. New subbie here, and I can't wait to try out this effect
Awesome, lets know how you get on. DWS
thank you !
Спасибо, что объяснил это для нас смертных, как это делать)
Thank you! nice^.^
THANK YOU SO MUCH . But i have a question ? after finishing linocut effect when i am using expand tool the line shape has destroy how to solve?
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Love it, thank you!
Bonjour, merci beaucoup pour ce tutoriel. Pourriez-vous mettre les sous-titres en français ?
Et les placer ailleurs sur la page, ils cachent le bas du dessin.
Bonne continuation !
Thank u! btw, how can I make ginkgo leaves in the same way? I mean vertical one!
NICE
Sir ur videos are so secrets exposing, please made a video on symbols for mandala creation, icant see such a video in utube, isaw ur illustrator course in UDEMY is that course help me to make beautiful mandalas? Thanks.
I keep trying to do this in CS6. At this point the blending objects have a square end to the lines. I'm thinking that this just isn't possible in CS6. Would you mind confirming this if possible? I've pretty much tried everything I can think of but it's not working, even replaced the preferences.
Who were the 7 plonkers who went to the trouble of clicking the thumbs down! Some people!
Thank you. I downloaded your cheat sheet - nice to have, but you weren't thinkin' of the end user. That rust orange background is a waste of ink. There are many considerations to good design. Just sayin'.
adobe made a similar video teaching the same thing in 50 seconds flat back in 2017
Pilemporno
What's that sound in the background? anoying
Another egotistical look at me... Count the number of times " I " used in a so called tutorial.