Here is where we will begin turning our sketches into digital imagery. Ash will show you how to set up grids and layout guides in a file of design assets to keep your work organized. We will then take our thumbnails from Lesson 1 and learn to interpret them as rough digital concepts.
Vitaly Bulgarov is extremely good at this, tho he has been a 3d person for a long time but he is extremely good at this, can't find better word to express my respect for him.
Hi guys, I just watch inspiring apprentice Maciej Kuciara journey with our fun yet talented Instructor Ash Thorp, in the video Maciej asked about how to make quarter circle, and remind me of alt tool for making quarter circle or even complex shape. I like to share this powerful tool: "Shape builder tool"[shift+M] for combining and subtracting multiple shape in fast way and give us an unique result.
first, select part to do the merge and subtract (can be multiple part), then select the tool [shift+M]
・shift + click for make the highlighted intersection become one object
・shift + click(drag) for merge multiple part
・alt/option + click to subtract/delete highlighted intersection
・alt/option + click(drag) for subtract multiple part.
※another tips:
ctrl+shift+h or cmd+shift+h for "hide the artboard", make all the grey area become white, bigger and look like infinite artboard.
One thing i guess is important to have clean repeatable brushes in illustrator is to first transform the arrwork to a repeat pattern then use as a brush. Class is awesome and i'm javing a good time doing the ui toolbox thanks Ash
I use grid systems day in day out in Photoshop, never done it in Illustrator - this will be fun working in a different way, get me out of my comfort zone!
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Dave Brien 4 years ago
So much fun playing with the pattern brush!
The bottom left shape was the orignal pattern that makes up the rest.
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Hello World 4 years ago
Vitaly Bulgarov is extremely good at this, tho he has been a 3d person for a long time but he is extremely good at this, can't find better word to express my respect for him.
Elia Gardella 4 years ago
I remember that David Carson story, so genius, he became an idol to me after that! :) I think it was also in "Helvetica" movie.
Felixander Yuan 4 years ago
Hi guys, I just watch inspiring apprentice Maciej Kuciara journey with our fun yet talented Instructor Ash Thorp, in the video Maciej asked about how to make quarter circle, and remind me of alt tool for making quarter circle or even complex shape. I like to share this powerful tool: "Shape builder tool"[shift+M] for combining and subtracting multiple shape in fast way and give us an unique result.
first, select part to do the merge and subtract (can be multiple part), then select the tool [shift+M]
・shift + click for make the highlighted intersection become one object
・shift + click(drag) for merge multiple part
・alt/option + click to subtract/delete highlighted intersection
・alt/option + click(drag) for subtract multiple part.
※another tips:
ctrl+shift+h or cmd+shift+h for "hide the artboard", make all the grey area become white, bigger and look like infinite artboard.
thanks!
Emmanuel Hourquet 4 years ago
One thing i guess is important to have clean repeatable brushes in illustrator is to first transform the arrwork to a repeat pattern then use as a brush. Class is awesome and i'm javing a good time doing the ui toolbox thanks Ash
Victor Kowalski 4 years ago
Awesome!
RJ Cooling 4 years ago
I use grid systems day in day out in Photoshop, never done it in Illustrator - this will be fun working in a different way, get me out of my comfort zone!
Felixander Yuan 4 years ago
Ah... this part is gonna be very Fun...! Can spend ton of hours making those assets in paper and illustrator.
Glad Ash explain the Importance of Grid Systems. rarely using them all this time =)