Vectorize your clipart designs for a tshirt or promotional material
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I will guide you through the process of vectorizing clip art using Adobe Illustrator. I will show you how to quickly change text, save the file as a PDF, open it in Illustrator, and maintain the text properties. I will also demonstrate how to handle images and text that may not have been vectorized properly. Additionally, I will explain how to merge shapes, trim unnecessary lines, and use the shape builder tool to clean up the artwork. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a better understanding of how to vectorize clip art and create high-quality designs.
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Watched some of your videos and thought they were great. The Illustrator videos helped me the most. ( I use Photoshop 99% of the time) I subscribed and watched the videos all the way through. Maybe that will help with the TH-cam algorithm and gets TH-cam to recommend them to more people! Hope that helps! Don't give up!
Wow! Thank you for your support, I appreciate it! Let me know what else you’d like to learn! I’m still learning how to teach on TH-cam, it’s very different than teaching in classrooms!
@@brittanyrutherforddesigns Watch your analytics. You will see when people leave your channel. The hard part is trying to figure out why they leave. Atleast in person you can see when students are loosing interest and change it up. You can't do that on TH-cam. I have a subscription to Vectezee. It says the art work is a vector, however its not, it is an AI file and it has to be converted. I know why they do that. When you download their artwork they want you to make a change to it be for you use it on KDP or some other platform. Just seems like I have to take to many steps to turn it into a vector. Is there and easy way to do that in AI or in Photoshop? Thanks!
Hey there! .AI actually is one of the industry standard vector formats, as well as .SVG and .EPS. Are you needing another format because of upload requirements to something else? AI uses mathematical equations to calculate the art which is in essence vectorization. You may be able to use a free converter to change from AI to another format to save yourself some steps. I hope that helps!
Hey what are your pc specs??
The word document came in as 8.5x11 so I kept it that size. Vector files can be resized without loss of quality though so the size doesn’t matter as much as the proportion (depending on what you’re trying to make). What are you working on?
@@brittanyrutherforddesigns OMG I mean which CPU GPU and ram are you using lol
@@alisheikh1582Wow. I read that as "pic" specs not PC.. my bad. This one is a Lenovo Legion laptop. Ryzen 7 processor with Radeon graphics card. I think 64GB ram. Here's an amazon link: www.amazon.com/dp/B0B7HQ7VYT/ref=twister_B0B7HRG8RP?_encoding=UTF8&th=1