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How to Trace an image in Illustrator? (Portrait)

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How to Trace an image in Illustrator? (Portrait)

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This video doesn't get straight to the point, you can do without the intro. However, it does take it's time to walk you through it and makes it simpler to comprehend the information. This video is made by a Verified YouTube channel with over 680K subscribers and is up to date. This video was created recently.

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How to rotate text in Adobe Illustrator? (Vintage Logo)

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How to rotate text in Adobe Illustrator? (Vintage Logo)

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This video is one of may of this Channel, and gets straight to the point. Even more so then the Post pertaining to the Pen Tool. It's by relatively small YouTuber with 20K subscribers, the vid is a little outdated with it being 2 years old but is still relevant.

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How to rotate Shapes in illustrator? (Landscape) 2020

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How to rotate Shapes in illustrator? (Landscape) 2020

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This video isn't voiced but illustrates the rotate tool and where to find it, making it really easy to grasp and apply to your work. It was released in October 2020 making it relatively recent. It was made by a YouTuber that has multiple videos on Adobe Illustrator indicating that he has experience.

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Adobe Illustrator Tutorial: Perfect Rotation Object | How to Use the Rotate Tool in Illustrator [HD]

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How to use the Pen Tool in Illustrator? (Landscape) 2020

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How to use the Pen Tool in Illustrator? (Landscape) 2020

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This video, cuts to the point and what the viewer is seeking in terms of a simple walkthrough of the Pen Tool. It was made in 2020 by Design Made simple, hence the name. A ton of people found it to be helpful in the comment section and the video itself has a Hundred Thousand Views.

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How do you create a new layer in Illustrator? (Water Color/Landscape)

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How do you create a new layer in Illustrator? (Water Color/Landscape)

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https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/how-to/ai-layers-basics.html#:~:text=To%20make%20a%20new%20layer%2C%20click%20the%20Create%20New%20Layer,and%20press%20Enter%20or%20Return.

This is site gives a definitive and concise guide it's up to date as it's by Adobe themselves. It doesn't contain as much redundant information as alternative sources like Videos by YouTubers that have Intros.

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How to use Watercolor in Illustrator? (Water Color)

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How to use Watercolor in Illustrator? (Water Color)

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https://helpx.adobe.com/in/illustrator/using/brushes.html

As mentioned in the other post, this guide provided by Adobe is very informative and goes straight to the point. It is up to date as it's provided by the Company that made Illustrator. That's where I learnt about the Brush Library and found the Bristle Brush.

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You can create and customize calligraphic, scatter, art, pattern, and bristle brushes depending on your requirement. For scatter, art, and pattern brushes, you must first create the artwork.

Follow these guidelines when creating artwork for brushes:

The artwork cannot contain gradients, blends, other brush strokes, mesh objects, bitmap images, graphs, placed files, or masks.

For art and pattern brushes, the artwork cannot contain type. To achieve a brush-stroke effect with type, create an outline of the type and then create a brush with the outline.

For pattern brushes, create up to five pattern tiles (depending on the brush configuration), and add the tiles to the Swatches panel.

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You can create and customize calligraphic, scatter, art, pattern, and bristle brushes depending on your requirement. For scatter, art, and pattern brushes, you must first create the artwork. Follow these guidelines when creating artwork for brushes: The artwork cannot contain gradients, blends, other brush strokes, mesh objects, bitmap images, graphs, placed files, or masks.