I work for a living doing mixed media stuff like laser engraving and ceramic transfer. Adobe capture is already an invaluable tool but I’m going to integrate fresco now as well after this tutorial. The back and forth from pixel to vector is going to make my work so much easier.
This is an awesome tutorial, thank you so much. I’m learning vectors now after being a raster artist for many years. I’m interested to know if, when you have finished inking your image with the vector brush, can you alter the line width of the whole image like you can with a path? I want to create two versions of the one image, one with a thin line & the other with a thick line. Designing for a cricut electronic cutting machine, when I go to engrave it does the outline of each stroke. This is ok for cutting, but not drawing or engraving with the machine. Sorry if that’s a bit confusing. I’m guessing I need a single line vector. Is it possible on Fresco. Thanks again for an awesome video tutorial. ❤️🇦🇺
Is there a way to convert my vector drawing in Adobe Fresco into a video where the vector brush strokes are recreated, as if I can watch someone recreate my drawing using the vector brush strokes? (not sure if I explained this well).
Hi there! If you need any advice on that, come on down to the Forum & ask our experts about it. Let’s have a conversation here: [adobe.ly/3wWqOKz] ^Rohan
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26:30 being able to make an artwork using pixel brushes and then vectorizing it is amazing!
I work for a living doing mixed media stuff like laser engraving and ceramic transfer. Adobe capture is already an invaluable tool but I’m going to integrate fresco now as well after this tutorial. The back and forth from pixel to vector is going to make my work so much easier.
GREAT demos...learning ALOT. Hired to teach Fresco at the Art Museum this summer and very thankful for this.
Vector trimming. Game changer!!
This is an awesome tutorial, thank you so much. I’m learning vectors now after being a raster artist for many years. I’m interested to know if, when you have finished inking your image with the vector brush, can you alter the line width of the whole image like you can with a path? I want to create two versions of the one image, one with a thin line & the other with a thick line. Designing for a cricut electronic cutting machine, when I go to engrave it does the outline of each stroke. This is ok for cutting, but not drawing or engraving with the machine. Sorry if that’s a bit confusing. I’m guessing I need a single line vector. Is it possible on Fresco. Thanks again for an awesome video tutorial. ❤️🇦🇺
Did you ever find out? I’m curious too.
Thanks. It helped alot.
Is there a way to convert my vector drawing in Adobe Fresco into a video where the vector brush strokes are recreated, as if I can watch someone recreate my drawing using the vector brush strokes? (not sure if I explained this well).
Best bet is screen record as you draw, or record yourself drawing
Can you save it as an SVG file format?
How does one reset the brushes to default settings?
Hi there! If you need any advice on that, come on down to the Forum & ask our experts about it. Let’s have a conversation here: [adobe.ly/3wWqOKz] ^Rohan
Is there a way to change the hue when you mix colors together rather than them just blending together?
there's no Gradient vector?