Thank you for showing the powers of vector trimming. I am a developer on the Fresco team and implemented this feature, so it's wonderful to see how this feature is used by artists! I have one small tip to share. You can also draw over multiple lines when triming to trim many line segments at once. Thank you, Chris!
Definitely have been using vector trimming since using Fresco. Coming from Illustrator app it's just great to have that clean edges and corners. Completely changes your workflow and makes those curved lines so much more natural. I hate using the eraser tool now with a pixel brush. I've gotten spoiled! Great tip to share with the community!
Hi Chris, thanks for the amazing videos and for putting this channel together. I have been trying to go full time as an artist for years, and I have tried many many iPad apps, and nothing clicked, nothing felt natural. I recently caught one of your videos, tried Fresco, and bang, the penny dropped! Fresco feels natural, my artwork has a real presence all of a sudden, and your tutorials have been a total game changer for me. So thanks again, truly, your vector workflows have reinvigorated my work and inspired me to continue the goal of going full-time!
God, how grateful I am that I came across your channel on TH-cam! I’m just learning Fresco and I’ve already learned so much! Thank you! I am delighted with your style and your work)
I went to bed last night thinking that I needed to learn how to trim vectors. Woke up and turned on TH-cam. (I watch/listen to YT while I get ready each morning.) And there was this video... all hot off the presses.Thanks so much! Love your channel. Stay out of my thoughts now. 😜
I'm glad to see other apps picking up the features! As a Clip Studio user, it's been a life saver to do quicker lineart, because we don't have to worry about the perfect overlaps anymore :D
For those that have not been in the graphic design industry as long as an old fart like me has.....let me assure that this feature is mind blowing!!!! HUGE DEAL!!! AWESOME video Chris!!
🤯🤯🤯 WUUUUUUUT. Was wishing for a solution to this problem, literally, last night. Didn't even imagine it existed, let alone search for it, and your video came up in my feed. Thank you for the obvious hard work and tone you put into your content. Just fantastic.
@@chris-piascik Yes - all hail the algo. Is there a trick to make this work where a single line overlaps itself? Or are we stuck with eraser trimming in those cases? Seems only to work where two lines intersect.
love your channel ! and really love adobe fresco. many of my art friends uses procreate but it feels way too robotic.. the first time i used fresco, the pencil felt so NATURAL (kyle webster is really brilliant) i was instantly hooked and orderd myself Ipad pro. glad to see fresco be so versatile with vector. hopefully fresco gets the recognition its deserves and you as the frontman, because your videos are so well done !
*Clip Studio Paint* (CSP) has had this feature for many years and you're right: It's awesome! I use it for everything from the roughest layout to finished inks. I got Fresco just recently for its watercolors but was excited to hear about its "Vector Trimming." Probably not enough to make me wanna leave CSP (it just has SO MANY great features), but this is very cool, indeed!
Just discovered your channel. I’ve been using procreate for a while now, but I’m really excited to try out fresco. I’ll be watching and following along with your fresco 2023 video. Thanks for posting this stuff, super helpful and well done. You got yourself another subscriber.
3:35 -I don't know if this is blowing your mind, but every single time I'm doing this I'm very excited about it. I just said the same thing to! The excitement!! :)
It's basically doing a pathfinder op, e.g. the path features in Illustrator. It's cool (similar, in principle, to one of the drawing features we have on our platform). Thank you once again for a clear illustration of features, Chris 😁👍
I know this isn't related to this video. But do you know if you can edit the hue/saturation of an individual layer now in Fresco, without using a separate adjustment layer? Great videos btw
Thanks! Yes you can. On the right side of the screen you'll see an icon right above the .... for image adjustments. To make it only pertain to a specific layer just tap the clipping mask icon right above that one. You can apply that to groups as well, which is pretty cool.
Subbed. I'm loving your Fresco tutorials and slowly leaving my Procreate lol. Are there any in-app purchases on Fresco and if there is, what would you recommend?
Thanks! The only purchase option is if you want to go from the free version to full version. The full version is 9.99 per year and allows you to import your brushes and gives you more creative cloud storage.
Any tips for connecting lines cleanly? New to digital and similar to how you did the mouth there’s always a line weight difference in the start and end of my lines. Specifically with snapping perfect shapes as well
Thank you for your videos!! I’m making the switch from procreate so these have been a life saver Question, what’s the criteria for the trimming to work, I’ve noticed that if I do one full stroke it’ll remove the whole stroke but if I parse it out then I have more control over what it’s removing. Does that make sense?😅
Yeah that would be cool, but the reason it’s possible is because oh how vector art it built on points and curves. Pixel based art is basically like painting.
I’ve customized it a bit, I don’t use the taper settings, I just have my pressure dynamics set so I can get a slight taper by lifting a bit at the end of my lines. It’s pretty straightforward settings wise, but I do have my presets available on my website. One of my most recent videos talks about how to make your own custom vector brushes as well.
@@chris-piascik sorry for popping out a question unrelated to the video. I just started Fresco and vector art and I would like to put white border outline similar to the following via vector art in Fresco. Is it possible? th-cam.com/users/shortsq1NyHywVY-4?si=qyqf5I-kBbeeF4aR
If you want a noob's project as an example, I am trying to make an intro for my friends news channel. It is a cartoon version of Rorshak from the Watchman comic. Only the character is a dog, made into a comic/cartoon. You could give me pointers on making a simple animation of the dog barking in the animation feature. I already have drawn it. Just an idea. I need help!! Love your stuff.
Thanks so much! It’s not barking, but I do have a video about animating a dog on a scooter that would likely be a good place to start in regards to how you could do it!
@@chris-piascik I've just found your videos and really like them Chris. I was a graphic designer but moved into illustration to. Fresco looks like a game changer, especially for me as I'm being asked to combine the two now. Coming from a fine art background, I could do with some refresher lessons. Loved this part about period, I see this mistake all the time. Your advice is absolutely spot on, people will learn a lot from this channel, it's a gold mine. Thanks for the fantastic content, i've subbed. Cheers Chris. 👍
@chris-piascik Adobe Illustrator has this feature too, but it's damn lengthy. Good for small artworks. This one is so convenient for detailed artwork as well. Thanks a lot. P.S. - I don't remember when was the last time i used Procreate after I started following you. 😄
I think Fresco in general has largely overlooked and people have been missing out. Adobe hasn't been great about promoting it and fixing wrong pricing info across different places.
This has been a Toon Boom feature for years - but I had no idea it was in Fresco. What I don’t understand is why this feature is not in Adobe Animate (or is it?), and also why Fresco can have such excellent perspective tools and Photoshop still has NOTHING.
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For more vector art in Adobe Fresco check out this video: th-cam.com/video/s7QocBjPwbs/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for showing the powers of vector trimming. I am a developer on the Fresco team and implemented this feature, so it's wonderful to see how this feature is used by artists! I have one small tip to share. You can also draw over multiple lines when triming to trim many line segments at once. Thank you, Chris!
Thanks! I love this feature, I do use the ability to go across multiple lines all the time, I should have shown that better here!
please give us android tablet fresco. It would would work well on galaxy tab
its amazing how you guys made the most tedious part of lineart (erasing) and made it so easy, fun and satisfying
Merci, you save my life!!
Yeah this is amazing , talk about time and headache saving……….yay
The trimming on the line is soooo cool.
It’s amazing how easy it is and how well it works. So much more intuitive than using other tools in Illustrator.
Thanks!
Thanks so much!
Definitely have been using vector trimming since using Fresco. Coming from Illustrator app it's just great to have that clean edges and corners. Completely changes your workflow and makes those curved lines so much more natural. I hate using the eraser tool now with a pixel brush. I've gotten spoiled! Great tip to share with the community!
I definitely miss it when I'm working with pixel brushes! Thanks!
Dude.... Did not know about this function... it's really awesome... thanks for that..
It’s so helpful!
Hi Chris, thanks for the amazing videos and for putting this channel together. I have been trying to go full time as an artist for years, and I have tried many many iPad apps, and nothing clicked, nothing felt natural. I recently caught one of your videos, tried Fresco, and bang, the penny dropped! Fresco feels natural, my artwork has a real presence all of a sudden, and your tutorials have been a total game changer for me.
So thanks again, truly, your vector workflows have reinvigorated my work and inspired me to continue the goal of going full-time!
Ahh thanks so much, that's really nice to hear! I'm happy you've found my channel helpful!
I'm shocked! Thanks for sharing!
It's so cool!
I am new to Frisco and have not really drawn in years. Espically digital art. This is a game changer. Great channel.
Thank you!
Vector clipping for shading overlaps - that never clicked until this video. Thank you Magician Chris!
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God, how grateful I am that I came across your channel on TH-cam! I’m just learning Fresco and I’ve already learned so much! Thank you! I am delighted with your style and your work)
I'm so glad! Thank you!
Yes!! Such a good tip. Loving Fresco Friday.
Thanks! They've been fun to do since I don't have to plan and edit as much as a typical video.
You just blew my freaking mind with this!
hah, awesome, it definitely blew my mind when I learned about it!
I went to bed last night thinking that I needed to learn how to trim vectors. Woke up and turned on TH-cam. (I watch/listen to YT while I get ready each morning.) And there was this video... all hot off the presses.Thanks so much! Love your channel. Stay out of my thoughts now. 😜
Haha perfect! Thank you!!!
This is perfect timing! I was trying to use vector tool today
Oh nice!
@@chris-piascik do you know how many hours I used to spend in illustrator to do this 😭
Lol same!!!
I'm glad to see other apps picking up the features! As a Clip Studio user, it's been a life saver to do quicker lineart, because we don't have to worry about the perfect overlaps anymore :D
It’s definitely a great feature.
This is sooo cool - thanks for sharing. I really hated those weird edges on my lettering and the eraser made no good job. Awesome.
🙏🙏
Man, this tip is a game-changer! I'm just dipping my toe into Fresco and this is a pretty big get. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Chris.
Glad to help!
Being a comics this feature is a game changer for me. I don't need illustrator now i can fully go iPad and fresco
For those that have not been in the graphic design industry as long as an old fart like me has.....let me assure that this feature is mind blowing!!!! HUGE DEAL!!! AWESOME video Chris!!
Haha yes, agreed. It gives me flashbacks to wrestling with the pathfinder in illustrator when I was a designer making lots of logos.
9:28 liked it before the trim! ;)
Hah thanks!
This was incredibly helpful. Nice teaching.
Glad you think so! Thanks!
You just blew my freaking mind!!!! Yes!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Haha awesome!
Wow! Mind Blown! Thanks for the tips!
Of course! Glad you found it helpful!
Super helpful! Great tip Chris. I NEED to use Fresco more!
Thanks Weston!
Omg this tip is SOOOO SATIFYING
Hah I know! So good!
This is a game changer!
Agreed!
Had no idea I could do that! Thank you !!!
Happy to help!
So happy I found your channel!
I was wondering if you have any tips for creating characters. Love your videos man, keep ‘‘em coming!
Thanks so much! I'll add that to my list of video ideas!
WOW!! Thank you so so much! I am new to Fresco and grateful I found your channel!
heck yeah! You're welcome!
You are a genius! Truly! Thank you very much for the tips!
Hardly, haha, but thank you!
🤯🤯🤯 WUUUUUUUT. Was wishing for a solution to this problem, literally, last night. Didn't even imagine it existed, let alone search for it, and your video came up in my feed. Thank you for the obvious hard work and tone you put into your content. Just fantastic.
Hah awesome, glad TH-cam helped it find you!
@@chris-piascik Yes - all hail the algo. Is there a trick to make this work where a single line overlaps itself? Or are we stuck with eraser trimming in those cases? Seems only to work where two lines intersect.
love your channel !
and really love adobe fresco.
many of my art friends uses procreate but it feels way too robotic..
the first time i used fresco, the pencil felt so NATURAL (kyle webster is really brilliant) i was instantly hooked and orderd myself Ipad pro.
glad to see fresco be so versatile with vector.
hopefully fresco gets the recognition its deserves and you as the frontman, because your videos are so well done !
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that! Kyle Webster is definitely amazing.
Mono, thanks for the kind words! Glad you like Fresco. And thanks to Chris for continuing to make some amazing video content.
Thank you!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! This is going to do wonders for how much time I spend on lineart xD
Happy to help!
I just bought my 1st iPad (iPad Air 5) and installed Adobe Fresco. Your video tutorials are amazing and really easy to understand. Thank you!
Thanks so much!
BRILLIANT
Thanks!
I really connected w that cloud…plz consider making a sticker 😅
Hah thanks! Maybe I will!
i'm so shook??? the content and tips you give us always feel so frescos (lol) tysm
Haha ☺️☺️☺️☺️
*Clip Studio Paint* (CSP) has had this feature for many years and you're right: It's awesome! I use it for everything from the roughest layout to finished inks. I got Fresco just recently for its watercolors but was excited to hear about its "Vector Trimming." Probably not enough to make me wanna leave CSP (it just has SO MANY great features), but this is very cool, indeed!
I haven’t had any experience with Clip Studio but if it has vector trimming, I like it!
Whooooah- too cool! I never knew about this, but it's *absoutely* a game-changing feature for my lettering process. Thanks for sharing Chris!!
I actually knew it existed way before I actually used it. For some reason I didn’t understand how helpful it was!
Not a real magician BUT a real life saver! This is amazing dude!!! Thank you for sharing
Haha thanks!!
Awesome trick! Thanks ❤
Glad you like it!
Very helpful and little tips mean a lot for a newbie. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Just discovered your channel. I’ve been using procreate for a while now, but I’m really excited to try out fresco. I’ll be watching and following along with your fresco 2023 video. Thanks for posting this stuff, super helpful and well done. You got yourself another subscriber.
Thanks so much!
This is the best thing that I've learned on the internet in years.
Hah awesome!
Thx Chris! Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
This cheat is going to same me so much time!! Thank you for your video Chris 😍😁
Awesome! That’s what I like to hear!
Amazing! Thank you! 🙌🏻
No problem! Glad it was helpful!
Wonder why I just figured it out recently, crazy time saver machine. Thank you!
Happy to help!
This is sooo cool and helpful. Thank You Chris!🙏🏼🙏🏼👑
Glad you think so! I love this feature.
Awesome! Even though I use a PC, I am using Fresco because of your vids and it is helping me a lot to get cool results
Great to hear!
This made me subscribe, I don’t know how many hours…well probably days I’ve lost because I didn’t know about this. Gotta triple tap!
Thanks for subscribing! Glad this helped you out!
Thanks…I will use this today
Cool! Glad this was helpful!
😱Such an amazing tip!! I never knew fresco could do that....I need to try this!! ^^
I use it so much!
bro ! you have no idea how you made my life easier ! thanks alot !
Glad I could help!
3:35 -I don't know if this is blowing your mind, but every single time I'm doing this I'm very excited about it. I just said the same thing to! The excitement!! :)
Haha it doesn’t get old!
It's basically doing a pathfinder op, e.g. the path features in Illustrator. It's cool (similar, in principle, to one of the drawing features we have on our platform). Thank you once again for a clear illustration of features, Chris 😁👍
Yeah, I spent many many hours with the pathfinder in AI during my previous career as a graphic designer. What platform are you referring to? Thanks!
Exactly what Ive been looking for. Thanks
Glad I could help
I know this isn't related to this video. But do you know if you can edit the hue/saturation of an individual layer now in Fresco, without using a separate adjustment layer?
Great videos btw
Thanks! Yes you can. On the right side of the screen you'll see an icon right above the .... for image adjustments. To make it only pertain to a specific layer just tap the clipping mask icon right above that one. You can apply that to groups as well, which is pretty cool.
@@chris-piascik that’s suuuper helpful. Thanks v much Chris. Fantastic instructional and informative content!
Perfect! Thank you!
😎😎
New at digital art mind blown!
Cool!
dude you just made my life so much easier 😁 I am 4ever thankful, cheers!
Glad I could help!
That's a game changing hack!
Agreed!
Subbed. I'm loving your Fresco tutorials and slowly leaving my Procreate lol. Are there any in-app purchases on Fresco and if there is, what would you recommend?
Thanks! The only purchase option is if you want to go from the free version to full version. The full version is 9.99 per year and allows you to import your brushes and gives you more creative cloud storage.
Legend!!!
💥
I was making the same face as the owl. Mind blown. Love it. thank you!
Haha awesome
Any tips for connecting lines cleanly? New to digital and similar to how you did the mouth there’s always a line weight difference in the start and end of my lines. Specifically with snapping perfect shapes as well
When I’m drawing shapes I intend to use snapping with I use a brush that doesn’t have much variation in line weight.
Bravo!
Thanks!
Thank you for your videos!! I’m making the switch from procreate so these have been a life saver
Question, what’s the criteria for the trimming to work, I’ve noticed that if I do one full stroke it’ll remove the whole stroke but if I parse it out then I have more control over what it’s removing. Does that make sense?😅
Glad my videos have been helpful! For the vector trimming it just has to be 2 separate overlapping lines.
I wish this feature was in raster mode (or whatever its called) as well.
Yeah that would be cool, but the reason it’s possible is because oh how vector art it built on points and curves. Pixel based art is basically like painting.
this is going to change my life
🙏🙏🙏
Was your camera set with an off shutter speed? Your movements looked "blurry" or low frame-ish.
Hmm no I don’t think so. Does it look that way the whole time for you? I’ll have to recheck.
Mind blown!
🤘🤘
Is this the basic brush? I noticed there’s a slight tapering at both ends, did u adjust that in the brush settings?
I’ve customized it a bit, I don’t use the taper settings, I just have my pressure dynamics set so I can get a slight taper by lifting a bit at the end of my lines. It’s pretty straightforward settings wise, but I do have my presets available on my website. One of my most recent videos talks about how to make your own custom vector brushes as well.
!!!AWESOME🤓!!!
So good.
Thanks!
Can you do a white border our outline in Fresco?
Yeah, you can do any color. I think maybe I’m confused about what you’re asking.
@@chris-piascik sorry for popping out a question unrelated to the video. I just started Fresco and vector art and I would like to put white border outline similar to the following via vector art in Fresco. Is it possible?
th-cam.com/users/shortsq1NyHywVY-4?si=qyqf5I-kBbeeF4aR
Just found you, thank you much sir
Cool! Thanks for letting me know!
I made a vector artwork in Fresco but on exporting a pdf of it and opening in Illustrator, the artwork got spoiled.😢
Weird, how did it get spoiled? Did you try sending the file directly to Illustrator?
How could I send it directly to illustrator? It exports the file in PNG/jpg/ PDF, so I exported in pdf and opened the pdf in illustrator.
in the export options there is an option to "Open a copy in illustrator on ipad or desktop"
@@VarshaSharma1971
Thank you for the information 😊
Subscribed!
Thanks so much!
For more Adobe Fresco tips check out this playlist!
th-cam.com/play/PLAufnRAvMJPDlVMRdng5BVxSxVxunxEHr.html
If you want a noob's project as an example, I am trying to make an intro for my friends news channel. It is a cartoon version of Rorshak from the Watchman comic. Only the character is a dog, made into a comic/cartoon. You could give me pointers on making a simple animation of the dog barking in the animation feature. I already have drawn it. Just an idea. I need help!! Love your stuff.
Thanks so much! It’s not barking, but I do have a video about animating a dog on a scooter that would likely be a good place to start in regards to how you could do it!
thank you!!! Thank You.!!!! for this video....👍👍👍
You are welcome!
What other software has similar features? does affinity has it?
Maybe? I don’t have much experience with affinity. Clip studio does I think.
Cheat Code is right… thank you Sir!
Total magic. Wish I had this a year ago! :- ) Woo hoo
Agreed, I couldn’t believe it
Okay, mind blown.
The best feature!
You had me at trim
Lol
@@chris-piascik I've just found your videos and really like them Chris. I was a graphic designer but moved into illustration to. Fresco looks like a game changer, especially for me as I'm being asked to combine the two now. Coming from a fine art background, I could do with some refresher lessons. Loved this part about period, I see this mistake all the time. Your advice is absolutely spot on, people will learn a lot from this channel, it's a gold mine. Thanks for the fantastic content, i've subbed. Cheers Chris. 👍
Thanks so much! glad you’re enjoying my channel!!
This is a gold nugget
💛💛💛
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
This is black magic!!!
lol that’s how I felt.
@chris-piascik Adobe Illustrator has this feature too, but it's damn lengthy. Good for small artworks. This one is so convenient for detailed artwork as well. Thanks a lot.
P.S. - I don't remember when was the last time i used Procreate after I started following you. 😄
Woah! 🤯
I know right??
Crazy how so many people are just now discovering a function that has been available since May 2020 v1.6
I think Fresco in general has largely overlooked and people have been missing out. Adobe hasn't been great about promoting it and fixing wrong pricing info across different places.
🤯🤯🤯
😎😎😎
This has been a Toon Boom feature for years - but I had no idea it was in Fresco. What I don’t understand is why this feature is not in Adobe Animate (or is it?), and also why Fresco can have such excellent perspective tools and Photoshop still has NOTHING.
Amazing.
Thanks!
This is perfect timing I needed this today. Also, u said tight way too many times lol
Dang that’s not tight. Glad it was helpful though!
❤❤🍀🍀
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idea how to sync music to fresco animation.
I either bring it into Photoshop, or export a png sequence of my animation and bring it into video editing software.
mind blown
I use it so much now.