I absolutely love your videos. You always have topics that I have trouble with and you always help me fix them or teach me new things. I also love that you have short videos on one specific topic. It makes it easy to go back and find an answer to something I am having trouble with. Thank you so much for sharing your wealth of knowledge on these programs, I know I really appreciate it.
Nice tutorial. Funny your vid shows after yesterday group we was both on in fb. The assistant to the group reached out to say hello and here you are. Keep at it anne! (I rebooted my illustrator after 13 months had issues but it's go time again.
I agree that InDesign is pretty much always better if raster images are involved. Still, it's probably good to know how to do it with inherited files. :)
Hi. I am commenting on this video because it is your latest and I am hoping you see my comment. I actually watched on of your videos from 3 years ago on Exporting for Screens. I have an AI file for a logo that a coworker created for me about 14 years ago. I have had people tell me the logo looks dated, and I want to "upgrade" it for 2025. What would you recommend I do with this old AI file to spruce it up? I have never used Adobe Illustrator but I am "game" to try my hand at it. If you have any tutorials that would be helpful for me, please direct me to them. Thank you.
@@pastorrandy hi! Thank you for reaching out! You can actually write a new comment on any video and I will see it, just don’t “reply” to a comment- a lot of times I miss those because RUclips doesn’t notify us. Anyway, I have one video that might help - How to Draw 4 More Easy Things in Adobe Illustrator ruclips.net/video/uruCDQn3NEY/видео.html Or this one: How to draw or redraw 3 logos from low res jpg or png images in Adobe Illustrator - Full Course! ruclips.net/video/d7z14tgWrfE/видео.html As far as upgrading the logo, thick lines and chunky shapes are popular now, but really it depends on your aesthetic and what you’re going for with your company. I hope this helps somewhat! Thank you for watching my videos!!
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As always brilliant, informative and helpful, thanks
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I absolutely love your videos. You always have topics that I have trouble with and you always help me fix them or teach me new things. I also love that you have short videos on one specific topic. It makes it easy to go back and find an answer to something I am having trouble with. Thank you so much for sharing your wealth of knowledge on these programs, I know I really appreciate it.
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Nice tutorial. Funny your vid shows after yesterday group we was both on in fb. The assistant to the group reached out to say hello and here you are. Keep at it anne! (I rebooted my illustrator after 13 months had issues but it's go time again.
Wow, that's such a funny coincidence! Glad my video could help.
Easy peazy. But I do think that it's a lot easier to do in InDesign than Illustrator for things like this. Great tutorial as always.
I agree that InDesign is pretty much always better if raster images are involved. Still, it's probably good to know how to do it with inherited files. :)
Hi. I am commenting on this video because it is your latest and I am hoping you see my comment. I actually watched on of your videos from 3 years ago on Exporting for Screens.
I have an AI file for a logo that a coworker created for me about 14 years ago. I have had people tell me the logo looks dated, and I want to "upgrade" it for 2025. What would you recommend I do with this old AI file to spruce it up? I have never used Adobe Illustrator but I am "game" to try my hand at it. If you have any tutorials that would be helpful for me, please direct me to them. Thank you.
@@pastorrandy hi! Thank you for reaching out! You can actually write a new comment on any video and I will see it, just don’t “reply” to a comment- a lot of times I miss those because RUclips doesn’t notify us. Anyway, I have one video that might help - How to Draw 4 More Easy Things in Adobe Illustrator
ruclips.net/video/uruCDQn3NEY/видео.html
Or this one: How to draw or redraw 3 logos from low res jpg or png images in Adobe Illustrator - Full Course!
ruclips.net/video/d7z14tgWrfE/видео.html
As far as upgrading the logo, thick lines and chunky shapes are popular now, but really it depends on your aesthetic and what you’re going for with your company. I hope this helps somewhat! Thank you for watching my videos!!