OMG. You're such a life saver! I've been wanting to learn this for years!!! You are very knowledgable and your tutorials are so well made and easy to follow! Great job! Great explanation! Great video! You ROCK!!!!!
usually, this is a default feature for a graphics tablet. but sometimes it doesn't work correctly. as a matter of fact, many reasons are responsible for this issue. we need to talk about all the possibilities. so I think I will come up with a tutorial explaining all the solutions regarding this issue shortly. thanks.
I was busy with other projects, but eventually got some time to answer your question. please watch the video: th-cam.com/video/a-bed-mDNKA/w-d-xo.html Like - Share - Comment Have good day.
@@ben_angel as and when is required I switch from brush to pencil to brush. Even sometime I use pen tool if needed. I focus on creating art, not on tools.
Although I cannot recall the specifics at the moment, one thing I am certain of is that I always make sure to use the latest version available from Adobe Creative Cloud. Whatever version they provide, I ensure that I am up-to-date with it. Presently, I am using CC2023 V27.7.
In Adobe Illustrator, you can change the stroke profile of a path using the "Stroke" panel. Here's how you can do it: 1. Open Adobe Illustrator and create or open a document. 2. Select the path or object to which you want to apply the stroke profile. If it's not already a stroked path, use the "Pen Tool" (P) to draw a path, and then select it. 3. If the "Stroke" panel is not visible, go to "Window" in the top menu and select "Stroke" to open the Stroke panel. 4. In the Stroke panel, you'll see various options to customize the appearance of the stroke. One of these options is the "Profile" drop-down menu. It's represented by a square icon with different stroke profiles. 5. Click on the "Profile" drop-down menu to reveal the available stroke profiles. 6. Choose the stroke profile that you want to apply to the selected path. You can click on different profiles to see how they affect the appearance of the stroke. 7. If you don't see the desired stroke profile in the default options, you can create and save custom stroke profiles. To do this, click on the "Profile" drop-down menu and select "Open Profile Library," then choose "User Defined." This will open a new window where you can create, edit, and save custom stroke profiles. 8. Once you've selected a stroke profile, it will be applied to the selected path.
Not to worry. there are hundreds of tutorial that used pen tool and mouse for portrait illustration that you can follow. I did this tutorial exclusively on graphic tablet because that was not available on TH-cam, at least step by step.
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OMG. You're such a life saver! I've been wanting to learn this for years!!! You are very knowledgable and your tutorials are so well made and easy to follow! Great job! Great explanation! Great video! You ROCK!!!!!
Thank you very much indeed.
Omg, you are amazing. I’m going to try and follow your tutorial to see if I can get better at illustrator.
Thanks and certainly you can do better. Keep practicing.
This is a great tutorial let me try and seehow it goes
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Thank you for your great effort ..it was very helpful tutorial for me
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your great teaching and God bless you
Thank you very much indeed. The pleasure is mine.
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manythanks
I like your tutorials Very much
Thanks
could you tell me where it is touch calliographic brush in illustrator
It is a default brush in brush panel. Looks like a spot brush, but if you hover over on it, the tool tip will state it's nature
@@DibyenduRoySCREnter Thank you sir
@@amirthasridhar1053 My Pleasure
So when you did merge one of your irises disappeared. The same thing happened to me. How did you resolve this issue?
@@korruptnovellst4751 expand all then merge
Hello, it worked, thank you so much!
sir please provide image in the description ... so that we can practise and practise ..
For you: mocah.org/340408-jennie-blackpink--kpop-k-pop-korean-girl-group-girls-elle-photoshoot-photo-shoot.html
Thank you very much sir...
can u tell me about calligraphy brush setting it not as much thin in my default
usually, this is a default feature for a graphics tablet. but sometimes it doesn't work correctly. as a matter of fact, many reasons are responsible for this issue. we need to talk about all the possibilities. so I think I will come up with a tutorial explaining all the solutions regarding this issue shortly. thanks.
@@DibyenduRoySCREnter I wasn't able to find it after I plugged in my Wacom sadly
@@DibyenduRoySCREnter me either. I wonder if I create one what parameters should I use? Do you have any tips? Thank you for the tutorial.
Keep going man ❤️❤️👍👍
sir please do make video on why you use graphic tablet and brush instead of mouse and pen tool.
Certainly, I will. I'm little busy with my client's project. As soon as I finish that I'll make the comparison video and let you know personally.
@@DibyenduRoySCREnter o thank you so much for considering my suggestion and taking time to reply.
I was busy with other projects, but eventually got some time to answer your question.
please watch the video: th-cam.com/video/a-bed-mDNKA/w-d-xo.html
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Have good day.
why doesn't my pencil thickness look the same as yours? no matter what i change the stroke to, it never changes. What am i doing wrong?
Pencil doesn't act as pressure sensitive. It is brush who has that characteristic.
@@DibyenduRoySCREnter why do you switch from the brush tool to the pencil tool? I think this is what confused me.
@@ben_angel as and when is required I switch from brush to pencil to brush. Even sometime I use pen tool if needed. I focus on creating art, not on tools.
Excuse-me, what hair brush do you use?
@@louisa_frj it's my own custom made hair brush.
@@DibyenduRoySCREnter Awesome ! Could you do a tutorial to explain how to do it? Thank you so much :)
@@louisa_frj I'll try thanks
@@DibyenduRoySCREnter Thank you
Thank you
You are most welcome
What version of illustrate cc you used
Although I cannot recall the specifics at the moment, one thing I am certain of is that I always make sure to use the latest version available from Adobe Creative Cloud. Whatever version they provide, I ensure that I am up-to-date with it. Presently, I am using CC2023 V27.7.
How can I get this kind of hd quality pics and same quality in illustrator
just google it for HD photo
Can you do it with pen tool pls?
Certainly, in future I'll come up with a tutorial of vector illustration with pen tools only. Stay connected.
Skin tone color pallet is coming with download link in the future video. please Stay Connected. Thanks
What app did you use?
Adobe illustrator CC
There is no option in illustrator to change the profile of my line
In Adobe Illustrator, you can change the stroke profile of a path using the "Stroke" panel. Here's how you can do it:
1. Open Adobe Illustrator and create or open a document.
2. Select the path or object to which you want to apply the stroke profile. If it's not already a stroked path, use the "Pen Tool" (P) to draw a path, and then select it.
3. If the "Stroke" panel is not visible, go to "Window" in the top menu and select "Stroke" to open the Stroke panel.
4. In the Stroke panel, you'll see various options to customize the appearance of the stroke. One of these options is the "Profile" drop-down menu. It's represented by a square icon with different stroke profiles.
5. Click on the "Profile" drop-down menu to reveal the available stroke profiles.
6. Choose the stroke profile that you want to apply to the selected path. You can click on different profiles to see how they affect the appearance of the stroke.
7. If you don't see the desired stroke profile in the default options, you can create and save custom stroke profiles. To do this, click on the "Profile" drop-down menu and select "Open Profile Library," then choose "User Defined." This will open a new window where you can create, edit, and save custom stroke profiles.
8. Once you've selected a stroke profile, it will be applied to the selected path.
i wish this was a mouse tutorial
Whereever i did it in brush tool, you can use pen tool. that's it! for more explanation watch this: th-cam.com/video/a-bed-mDNKA/w-d-xo.html. Thanks.
whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatt i dont have pad 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩
Not to worry. there are hundreds of tutorial that used pen tool and mouse for portrait illustration that you can follow. I did this tutorial exclusively on graphic tablet because that was not available on TH-cam, at least step by step.
haha no don't say that. If you practice it it'll co naturally!
off course it would come. practice only make you perfect. there are no shortcut. thanks.