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I don't know how you do it Tom, you drop these kind of videos and I always think "this time I know them all" and you always come up with not one but more than two useful tricks. Very admirable.
The smooth tool is by default assigned to the brush tool while pressing alt, so just press B and then hold alt and draw over the line you want to smooth
That 25% trick in transform is very handy. You can do other calculations as well. For example if you want the size to be 1/3 of its current size then simple type behind the size the calculation. Example: 600mm / 3 and illustrator calculated the new value.
Satori taught me so many things including how to use Expand & Expand Appearance in my illustrations and now he is just upgrading me to a pro...Thank you great teacher.
Wow! Cheers mate. Shift + D, what a cool tool!!! First person I've seen talking about this so thanks for teaching me something new today. (Also going to start using average a lot more now I know it exists lol, what a pain that is sometimes)
1. No probs. 2. It is actually a word. Straight from Google: 1. give (something) a flat, regular surface or appearance. "skin can be effectively nourished, moisturised, and smoothened" 2. deal successfully with (a problem or difficulty). "he used the opportunity to smoothen the frosty relations caused by the outcome of the election"
All of these were awesome 👏🏽 but I was waiting for the one you started the video with; the one where you were moving the gradation in the background. I suck with gradations!
Awesome video I never knew about the smooth tool function. so many tools to learn in the program. I did know about the percentage trick though it works in photoshop as well in resizing. We use it at work all the time to rescale old scanned blueprints.
Thank you so much for the tips ! There is already a default shortcut for the SMOOTH TOOL :-) Not visible in the shortcut menu. Here it goes : Select the PENCIL TOOL (short cut : N) and then, press the OPTION key when you need the smooth tool, et voilà !
@@SatoriGraphics fantastic, I’ve been trying to learn how to utilize the clipping mask method in the most seamless way, def gonna add this into the vault
Really good tuto.. Adobe pretty much created the industry standards and it's essential to know Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign . However like many I don't like the Cloud system and I am switching more and more towards the Affinity Suite .. It's amazingly performant for the money and the learning curve is quite fast since many of the interfaces and panels are similar.. So if you could make a similar video with either Affinity Publisher or Designer I would certainly look at it.. Thanks..
@@SatoriGraphics Thanks! There's nothing like trying for free for 14 days right? The licence is so affordable and does so much, nobody cracks this software.. BTW I don't work for them haha..
That was really simple. Just get 2 clips in Davinci Resolve, lay one on top of the other, and then change the blend transparency to something else apart from 'normal'
I love this!!! Thank you! for one that has worked with Illustrator since Illu CS2. Some of this is gold, man! Finding it out sooner than later! Thank You, Satori, as always! 💖🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍
