Shoe Designer✔️Graphic Designer✔️Skillshare Top Teacher ✔️ Adobe Express Ambassador✔️ Teacher of All things Adobe: InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator✔️ I love making complicated software easy to understand with the best Tips & Tricks
I began working as a Shoe Designer for prestigious brands like Jimmy Choo, Sophia Webster & Nicholas Kirkwood and eventually discovered my passion for Adobe software & teaching them to other Creatives. I then started training professionals at the UK's Leading Adobe Training Centre in London. After a couple of years of teaching and freelancing, the Pandemic hit! :/ I was suddenly met with all this time on my hands, and so I decided to turn all my face to face courses and knowledge into Online videos... and the rest is History!
@@michaelloveless1177 Hi! Yes, there sure is! To have no gap/space between the rectangles- the Gutter needs to be adjusted. You go to Layout> Margins & Columns > Gutter = 0. Let me know if that worked ☺️
@@2301945 thanks! I do have a tutorial on how to make a Magazine, in my InDesign course both in french & English. Here’s the link ☺️ www.udemy.com/course/adobe-indesign-cc-beginners-workshop-essentials/?referralCode=C59326D972D7015960C6
@@damienabbott9805 Hi Damien! Hah thanks for noticing ☺️ this short is a teaser video. The full video is available at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rCfrNL3LNHk.html where I share all 5 websites (including Unsplash :) you can find the link also in the Video description
Hi, Kate. Your tutorial is as helpful as you are beautiful! Sorry, I just had to say that.Typical male, right? And I love your accent. May I ask where you are from? Anyways, your pleasant demeanor and teaching style made me subscribe and I can't wait to see your other tutorials. And did I hear dog sounds in the background? I thought the dog was in my home, so I turned around to look. But I don't have a dog! 😂~Robin
Hi Robin, I am so glad you like my tutorials and my teaching style! I am Belgian 🇧🇪 I will be releasing more Videos and Shorts so stay tuned! Alternatively I have full length courses on Skillshare & Udemy. Not sure about the dog sound but I do have a cat so perhaps you heard her? 😄 All the best, Kate
Thanks for your reply, Kate! That made my day! You are my first Belgian tutor! How did you learn English so well? I have been teaching ESL for many years, so just curious. @@katesilveradobe
I was interested in this video until one of your B roll images included a book with a naked female on it. Now I can't show this to my Digital Design class...might want to consider such things in the future.
@@LennyJurado Hi! Thank you so much for your feedback, I’ll definitely consider that in the future for B-Roll! I hope you still enjoyed the tutorial! Best, Kate
@@henrikeverheijen153 Hi! Indeed you can! You can choose from existing videos from Adobe Express. Or you can Import your own video. (click Upload from device) Make sure to select the layer of the video and mute so you only have sound from the one primary video.
You are NOT a teacher. What are you? If this is how your teachers taught you from the time you were a toddler until now, you have wasted their time and yours. You started by saying create>click A4. What is A4? Not everybody lives in your world. You did not explain Print, Web, or Mobile!!! Is that how you teach? Pages, Width, Preview??? If you think I'm being critical, check your stats. This video is likely at least 2 years old, and you're still stuck at 1.92 K subscribers!!!!. You are no good.
@@dgraxel hi! I have a full tutorial on this here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zWfNIOwKRCs.htmlsi=6kMp3cX87ehJynOP Might be easier to see my Highligted cursor :) let me know how you get on! :)
@@katesilveradobe thank u kate! ❤️ btw does it matter if i didnt use the cloudlifter? And i changed the scarlett with tascam because its not available. :(
@@debimanuella Hi! So if you find that the sound is loud enough than no need for the Cloudlifter! The Cloudlifter just makes the volume louder/ adds more Gain. It seems that the Tascam provides more Gain than the Scarlett 2i2, so it is actually a great choice! So you might not need the Cloudlifter after all :)
I'm at min. 6 and she's using the Shure when talking about the yeti.. Why not use the yeti when talking about the yeti? And use the Shure when talking about the Shure?
@@katesilveradobe But this function in Adobe Photoshop is amazing. It’s so fascinating what is possible nowadays. Thank you for teaching the stuff. It’s a pleasure to learn from such an inspiring teacher like you!
@@danielleg5755 Thanks I’m so glad you like my videos! Here are the links for my full courses: On Udemy: Beginners Adobe Photoshop CC: www.udemy.com/course/adobe-photoshop-cc-beginners-workshop-essentials/ Advanced Adobe Photoshop CC: www.udemy.com/course/mastering-adobe-photoshop-cc-advanced-editing-ai-mockups/?couponCode=MASTERPHOTOSHOP On Skillshare: Advanced Adobe Photoshop CC: skl.sh/3PFX0sd
The sm7b absolutely sounds much better. You could however save some money by buying a higher quality interface with more gain such as the Elgato Wave XLR. It has more than enough gain to drive that microphone. I can also hear room reverb with the yeti and your voice sounds much thinner.
It depends! But for Pre Images used you could use Adobe Photoshop and create Matterns. If you wanted drawn illustrations Adobe Illustrator is preferable. Hope that helps!
what are you doing? are you kidding me? you didn't even demonstrated the blue yetti. In comparison between two microphones you supposed to demonstrate both of them. How can I know how the blue Yeti sounds if you didn't demonstrate it, This is not how microphone compulsion should be
Hi Tomer! If you head to 16:42m you will hear the sound of the Blue Yeti :) unedited. So you can compare the two. Hope that helps! :) let me know. Also all my other videos were recorded in Blue Yeti in case you wanted to hear more samples.
Hi! Thanks for the question! Are you sure these particular images are the ones linked and not copies? And that they are all in the same folder? If you go to the Links Folder (Window>Links) you could view where the images are linked to. Also when you do relink an image, there’s a dialog box that appears, select ‘Search For Missing Links’ In This Folder to relink any missing file that appears in the specified folder Please let me know if this helped!
Hi there! It looks like you're missing some fonts, which is causing the text to appear pixelated. Make sure to download the necessary fonts from Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, Font Squirrel, or DaFont. Regarding the missing images, is there any way to recover the original files? Do you have access to them on a shared drive? If so, be sure to relink them, keep them organized, and avoid renaming the image files. Unfortunately, if you don't have access to the original images, you'll only see a pixelated preview instead of the full embedded image. Let me know if this helps! Thanks for your patience and for waiting for my reply!
Salut, Désolé pour le retard. On utilise le fond perdu lorsque l’on sait que des images dépasseront les bords une fois imprimées. La norme industrielle pour le fond perdu est de 3 mm dans tous les secteurs :)
Hi! Do you mean that there is no space between the rectangles? If so then the Gutter needs to be adjusted. You go to Layout> Margins & Columns > Gutter = 0. Let me know if that worked and thanks for your patience until my response 😅
@@pakaradeek Photoshop works too, personally as soon as it is very Text Heavy then Adobe InDesign is my preference as it’s more convenient for text. If you need to some Image Editing then Photoshop is a good option too!
You would have to unlock the Page Number (Shortcut: Cmd/Ctrl Shift & Click)and then once it’s unlocked; Right Click on Page Number > Bring your Front. I hope that helps! :)
Thank you Kate. I now know how to relink. I have saved all my art for my portfolio in a seperate folder and relink to those items. But I have to do this every time I open my Indesign Portfolio and then it's okay again... till I close it and open it again. What am I doing wrong. Shouldn't I relink to this art folder but maybe to a 'more' original file?
Hi Aline! I must have missed this comment, so apologies for my late reply. Oh make sure to save it, once you relink the images, otherwise you’ll have to relink it again. And if the Original images get displaced each time; then this will happen over and over again. The solution would be to Package your InDesign document so all your files are in one folder, safe & sound :) and never move them again (or God forbid rename files) I teach this in my Beginners Adobe InDesign Class if you wanted to learn this, the link is in my profile :) All the best, Kate
I'm glad to have discovered this video - you have a direct style - straight to the point without lots of waffle - and I find it very easy to listen to your commentary. Thanks!
