Illustrator CC Lace Pattern Brush Part 1

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In Part 1 we utilize Photoshop CC to clean up a lace image, and put it into repeat in preparation for using it in Illustrator as a brush. Topics covered are Levels, Smart Sharpen, Straighten Layer, Offset Filter, Content Aware Fill and Blend If.

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13 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 13

@steviemovie 10 лет назад

I really loved the "offset" idea, I'd been doing my own home made version of that for years. thank you for saving me lots of time.

@Fashionclassroom 10 лет назад

Great to hear Stevie thanks for the reply!

@TheKeiichirochan 9 лет назад

just amazing this vid... i was looking to learn about making ur own brush but i learn so much more then that ...tyvm for uploading this really help me out alot and if learn alot to keep up the gd work :)

@Fashionclassroom 9 лет назад

Thanks very much for the reply TheKeiichirochan!

@Fashionclassroom 11 лет назад

Cool thanks, im glad it was helpful.

@95Estoy 11 лет назад

very good!!! trahks

@ericgarcia461 9 лет назад

thanks man!

@Fashionclassroom 9 лет назад

Leonides Garcia you are welcome, thanks for the reply!

@SnowBunnieSqueakyToy 10 лет назад

THANK YOU!!!!

@zoyataylor 11 лет назад

where can i use these brushes? i mean, should i "paint" a bra with it?.... thanks

@Fashionclassroom 11 лет назад

You could sketch a bra in Illustrator and then use separate paths on top of the bra to add the lace.

@CoralizLeilani 7 лет назад

How can you apply this to an all over lace?

@Fashionclassroom 7 лет назад

Same thing applies but you need to make the top and bottom seamless as well as the left and right. First I would crop any extra white space like I have in my lace image. Then go into Filter / Other / Offset, and offset Vertical and Horizontal to wrap those seams into the middle of the image where you can fix them with Rubber stamp or content aware etc.