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Okay subtle flex with your publications

You are a lifesaver!!!! I'm writing up my dissertation right now and the figures in my intro were *terrible*. Thank you!!!

Hi! Can you please tell me, how to put a 3D design on the top of another 3D block on illustrator?

Thank you for your video. Very helpful!!

I love your videos on how to use illustrator ❤

love your video！please keep posting!

Excellent explanation of new nature style design 😎😎👌👌

This video was absolutely sublime, thank you so much for the tutorials/tips! This is going to help my PhD publishing immensely!

Thank you

The Blender part ?????????

Really helpful demonstration, I've watched the full series, and these days I'm planning to write my 1st manuscript for Nature..to understand the terms and tricks your videos are really helpful, but I'm wondering you have only 7 videos..please Prof. do you have any other channel? If convenient, please upload more videos like this....looking forward to more from you...Thank you for your nice work.

These videos are just so useful. Thank you!

Chris, we need the Blender part

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🎨 *Introduction to Adobe Illustrator Basics* - Overview of Adobe Illustrator CC for creating scientific figures. - Setting up a new document, customization of workspace, and viewing tools. - Exploring the artboard, default workspace, custom workspace setup, and accessing panels. 02:52 ✏️ *Using the Pen Tool and Object Attributes* - Using the Pen tool to create shapes and objects. - Manipulating object attributes like fills, strokes, and object closure. - Understanding open and closed objects, changing stroke and fill colors. 05:14 🖱️ *Selection Tools & Object Manipulation* - Introduction to selection tools: Selection Tool (V) and Direct Select Tool (A). - Exploring object manipulation: moving, rotating, scaling, and duplicating objects. - Understanding proportional scaling, duplicating objects using shortcuts, and aligning duplicates. 09:22 📐 *Transforming Objects & Working with One-Dimensional Shapes* - Using the Direct Select Tool to adjust anchor points and curves in objects. - Utilizing the Transform panel for mathematical scaling and proportionate adjustments. - Creating and modifying one-dimensional objects, changing stroke properties, and using arrowheads. 14:09 🎨 *Using Eyedropper Tool & Manipulating Strokes* - Employing the Eyedropper tool for quick property changes in objects. - Manipulating stroke properties: dashed lines, arrowheads, and adjusting stroke properties. - Switching between stroke options for seamless lines and working with curved lines using the Anchor Point Tool. 15:20 🔄 *Converting One-Dimensional Objects into Two-Dimensional Features* - Understanding the Anchor Point Tool's usage for curving lines. - Outlining strokes to transform one-dimensional objects into two-dimensional shapes. - Differentiating between one-dimensional and two-dimensional objects, and the importance of object types in editing and filling. Made with HARPA AI

This is wonderful! If you ever get around to the Blender tutorials, I know we'd all be much obliged!

hey where do mathematics and chemistey textbook publishers make their diagrams and formulas ? including math graphs ?

The Blender part?

When I embed a graphic plot and double click on the fonts, I cannot change the font size as you could. Using Illustrator 27.4 on a MacBook Pro 2023

Video should be called "How to go from hating Illustrator to refusing to use anything but Illustrator in 17 minutes and 46 seconds." Thank you so much for this context, its incredibly helpful!

Good. Thank you.

Thank you. Good job.

Outstanding video! Very helpful.

❤❤❤❤

if anyone is confused used ctrl+u to turn on the snap points

wow thanks

Chris, you are amazing :) Thank you very much :)

we are waiting for next episode

Hey great video, thanks for posting! I was wondering if you knew of a good way to make 3d atomic lattices, e.g. the same graphene sheet but where the atoms are spheres rather than circles?

Thank you so much for very nice tutorials. Everything well explained and easy to follow. Truly helpful. When are the blender videos coming?

Great video, thanks! What did you use to show your keystrokes and mouse clicks please?

Very very helpful and practical...👍

Dear Christopher, Massive thanks for this series of tutorials. It provides me with new ideas for visualising the scientific data. Regarding the current video of the series, I experienced a problem after placing a .eps file and embedding it. For some reason, the AI does not recognise the text and fonts. Instead, it shows the fonts as objects. Thus, I could not unify the fonts of the whole figure. I used Origin to create a .eps file. Do you have an idea what it has to do with?

You saved my life :) Thanks!

Thank you for the tutorial. This was exactly what I was looking for :)

Thank you, Christopher! I learned a lot!

Thank you, Dr. Gutierrez! Much needed and far superior to the Adobe Illustrator tutorials to just get started. How you customize your template. Could you send me yours?

very helpful

Thanks!! These tutorials are very helpful. Looking forward to more tutorials on scientific graphics.

good work. Thank you!

Succinct, clear, usable.

Thank you Christopher! Very helpful!

Thanks very much! This course is amazing! I'm very anxious for your tutorial on blender! The figures in my thesis and articles will be more beautiful!

HI at around 18:37, how did you select the individual circles ? since you have grouped them together earlier

Love this series. Could you share this template?

how do you get that nice focus circle and the bigger tools in Illustrator ? I don't see any choice for this in the UI or General preferences

Thanks Christopher for your NICE tutorial! You did a great job explaining everything! One thing is that the mic sometime makes loud noises, which are pretty scary...

Very useful tutorial series. Thanks! Eagerly waiting for your tutorial on Blender.

This is extremely helpful! Looking forward to your tutorial on Blender.

Very useful - thank you for sharing these videos!

Your first paper was in Nature Physics??? 😂😂😂