This was the very video I needed! Thank you so much! I don't know if it would be "too much work" but I would actually love a full-length video from like start to finish sort of thing on how you bring one of your characters to life?
So i really have to say that that i love your shorts-tutorial, they are lifesaver. And Thanks for getting into full video tutorials i think you have a amazing, unique workflow. Just one question, why don´t leave the halftone gradient at the are (no rasterize and changing it back to vector), and just change the opacaty/blend mode in Illustrator, with that you would have a non destructive workflow and could change the gradient at any point of your design? Keep rocking!!!
nice tutorial. just an idea: you can achieve the same without rasterizing it to pixels by converting the halftone dots via object > convert appearance and then delete white area with the magic wand or setting the layer to multiply
Hey mate, thank you for your comment! So just to run through your points here: unfortunately, as this is a photoshop effect, the magic wand wouldn't work in this instance as expand appearance will simple flatten the halftone meaning we would then need to image trace like I show in the video. Changing the blend mode on the other hand could be an option but does restrict you in terms of editing options. By image tracing the effect you gain the ability to customise the halftones however you wish, in particular the option to change the halftone colours. I hope this helps with understanding my thought process mate :)
That was well done! More stuff like this is always good. Out of curiosity, image trace has settings that adjust the output, could any of those be used to make the halftone smoother?
Hey mate, i've found the different settings in the image trace panel can help with the smoothness in some instances. If I am working on a large scale halftone then adjusting the settings can help, but with some of the smaller designs I haven't been able to get the same level of smoothness as changing the resolution does. But have a play around with the settings and see if it can work for you :)
Hey mate, so I have the outline on a separate layer, with the colour sitting below. Check out my other video where I break down how I design a character from start to finish 🙌
Way too many steps for the half tone effect, hopefully Adobe can make new updates in illustrator to help simplify the process. Great tutorial nevertheless
Seriously??????????????? do you really have to image trace the color halftone that’s generated as a PNG?????? Seriously???????? In a vector program. SERIOUSLY?????????????????????
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Man I was struggling with this! Video was right on time !
Glad I could help mate!
I love it for a first video ⭐️⭐️
Oh thank you!!
Super helpful, I started so slow and clunky but I got the hang of it eventually :D Thank you
I'm glad I could help! 🙌
Thank you for coming to youtube! loved your insta content and happy to have longer version walk throughs. Nice one.
Thank you mate! I am glad you like the longer versions!
Exactly what I needed and straight to the point, thanks a bunch man!
No worries mate! Glad I could help 🙌
super useful and easy to follow! thank you for the tutorial and great job with the first video!!
Thank you so much mate! I'm glad you found the video useful! 🙌
Good stuff! Can't wait to try this on my next illustration. Thank you.
I hope it goes well mate! 🙌
yooooo tutorials! was looking forward to this day
Thank you mate! More to come soon 🙌
Awesome. And way easier to follow along than the ig reels. Looking forward to more!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for your creative tips Ollie, you rock! 🤩
Glad you like them! Thank you!!
This is such a beneficial tutorial video! Thanks for taking time to do this.
No problem! I'm glad I could help! Thanks for watching :)
No problem! I'm glad I could help! Thanks for watching :)
Cool, wait new videos from you!
Дякую за зрозуміле пояснення😊
Your art style is amazing 🔥
Thank you!!
Love your style man
Thanks mate 🙌
This was the very video I needed! Thank you so much! I don't know if it would be "too much work" but I would actually love a full-length video from like start to finish sort of thing on how you bring one of your characters to life?
Hey mate, thanks for the suggestion. I plan to create a 3 part series where I do the full process for one of my characters so stay tuned! :)
Your content is life saving❤️
Thank you!!
love it!! you did a great job explaining it. keep it up!!
Thank you mate!! 🙌
Great video!
One future one would be to understand the layers like how you get your fill done. Thanks!
Of course, thanks for the idea, I will add it to the list!
Pretty useful, awesome explanation 🔥
Glad it was helpful!
Just what I was looking for, Thanks!
No problem mate! Glad I could help 🙌
Thanks finally full videos
Great first video!
Thanks!
Nice! Please more of these!
Keep going good content very helpful 🙌🏽
Thank you! Will do!
Great job on first video
Thank you!
thanks for this video, super helpful!
Brilliant. Very helpful. Thank you!
Glad I could help mate! 🙌
your tips are great!!!!
Thank you! I'm glad you like them 🙌
Yes! Great video
So i really have to say that that i love your shorts-tutorial, they are lifesaver. And Thanks for getting into full video tutorials i think you have a amazing, unique workflow.
Just one question, why don´t leave the halftone gradient at the are (no rasterize and changing it back to vector), and just change the opacaty/blend mode in Illustrator, with that you would have a non destructive workflow and could change the gradient at any point of your design?
Keep rocking!!!
what a helpful video! thank you 🥰 have a nice day !
Best
Thank you mate 👍
Spent two hours looking for the 'get rid of white'. Thanks!
No problem mate! Glad I could help 🙌
Thankfully 🤩
Yes!
nice tutorial. just an idea: you can achieve the same without rasterizing it to pixels by converting the halftone dots via object > convert appearance and then delete white area with the magic wand or setting the layer to multiply
Hey mate, thank you for your comment! So just to run through your points here: unfortunately, as this is a photoshop effect, the magic wand wouldn't work in this instance as expand appearance will simple flatten the halftone meaning we would then need to image trace like I show in the video. Changing the blend mode on the other hand could be an option but does restrict you in terms of editing options. By image tracing the effect you gain the ability to customise the halftones however you wish, in particular the option to change the halftone colours. I hope this helps with understanding my thought process mate :)
There is millions of ways to do what he did that doesn't mean his or your ways it's not the way to do it blessings to you 🙌🏽
This is ace! Thanks
No problem mate 👍
Thanks man
No worries mate! 🙌
the best AI channel out there thank you sir
Thank you mate! Really appreciate it 🙌
Buenísimo!
super!
Thx man !!!
That was well done! More stuff like this is always good.
Out of curiosity, image trace has settings that adjust the output, could any of those be used to make the halftone smoother?
Hey mate, i've found the different settings in the image trace panel can help with the smoothness in some instances. If I am working on a large scale halftone then adjusting the settings can help, but with some of the smaller designs I haven't been able to get the same level of smoothness as changing the resolution does. But have a play around with the settings and see if it can work for you :)
I'm a fan ✌️
Nice work bro🔥 how about make shortcut keyboard video for quick design in illustrator? 😂
Thanks for the idea! I will add it to the list!
Thank you so much
No problem mate! 🙌
A zoomed in version of the result at the end or at the beginning would be nice .
Thanks Ollie
Been enjoying all your shorts. A little jarring hearing your voice for the first time, like a baby who's dad shaved off his beard🤣
🤣 yeah I know the feeling! Hearing my own voice is very jarring as well 😅
@@ollies_doodles_ but seriously love the content & all the tips & tricks. Some of them I watch a few times.
great tutorial!
Can you make one about adding grain to your artwork?
I know you have a short video about that, but it's not clear to me.
Of course mate, I will add that to the list :)
More long format videos please!
More videos on the way! 🙌
Can I know your pc spec? The halftone effect applied quickly and smoothly with your system, but there's a delay with mine
داش مشتی عالی بودی دمت گرم این استاد دیوث ما نتونست کار رو تموم کنه ولی تو انجامش دادی برام
گه نخور استادمون خیلیم خوب درس داد بلد نیستی کار کنی مشتی
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Thank you mate!
I have a questione how you made the color separate the line? I learning how to use illustrator
Hey mate, so I have the outline on a separate layer, with the colour sitting below. Check out my other video where I break down how I design a character from start to finish 🙌
@@ollies_doodles_ ok thanks, good tutorial.
I got a 100 o my test thanks to you
Why is it that my halftones, view as blurred circles, and crispy and sharp like yours
image trace always greyed out
Im not sure what Im doing wrong but for whatever reason I cannot edit the gradient after making it a halftone.
Way too many steps for the half tone effect, hopefully Adobe can make new updates in illustrator to help simplify the process. Great tutorial nevertheless
Thank you mate! I hope so too!
Seriously??????????????? do you really have to image trace the color halftone that’s generated as a PNG?????? Seriously???????? In a vector program. SERIOUSLY?????????????????????