Abstract Technology Background Design | Wavy Line Design | Blend Vector Art in Adobe Illustrator CC
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- Abstract Technology Background Design | Wavy Line Design | Blend Vector Art in Adobe Illustrator CC.
I’ll show you how to use blend option and blend tool. In this tutorial, I'll also be showing how create a wavy line background in adobe illustrator. How to create wavy pattern in adobe illustrator. How to create wavy net in adobe illustrator, how to create wavy a blend effect, how to create a wavy line field in adobe illustrator. You’ll learn adobe illustrator how to blend vector art, blending vector art, vector art, how to, illustrator cc tutorial, pen tool, graphic design, flower design in illustrator, adobe illustrator tutorial, vector manipulation, best illustrator tutorial, coolest illustrator tutorial ever, abstract light shape, illustrator, adobe, awesome illustrator tutorial, online education, free illustrator tutorial, tutorial. In this Illustrator cc tutorial I’ll show you how to create an abstract wallpaper in adobe illustrator, how to use the mesh tool in adobe illustrator, how to use the twirl tool in adobe illustrator, learn adobe illustrator online, adobe illustrator free tutorial, adobe illustrator advanced tutorial, illustrator free tutorial, learn adobe illustrator for free, abstract wallpaper in adobe illustrator, how to design a wallpaper in adobe illustrator, abstract wallpaper creation in illustrator, how to design an abstract wallpaper in adobe illustrator, design abstract wallpaper in illustrator, adobe illustrator cc tutorial, adobe illustrator tutorial, adobe illustrator cc free tutorial, how to create vector wallpaper in adobe illustrator, vector wallpaper, vector wallpaper in illustrator, vector abstract wallpaper, vector background design in illustrator, background wallpaper design in adobe illustrator
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I tried to show the idea of how to design this type of wallpaper so, please don't expect the same result as the thumbnail because every time you can produce a different result using the same tools.
You should make a video of the ending to make the same effect as the one in the cover of the video
very beautiful design, thanks so much!!!
Thank you.
Another amazing tutorial
Pls keep it up!
Thanks a lot. Sure, I will try my best.
Interesting! Thanks my friend!
+Lucas Braga Thanks a lot.
Thank you so much for your video! I have learned a lot! One thing did not work for me. On 2:12 minute you write Ctrl+0 ... I did not work in my case ... My solution was to duplicate the layer with lines and just put the two layers next to each other but I know it is not professional :) Do you have any other idea how to make wider the layer with lines with having the same pattern? Thank you in advance. And once again: very helpful video! Thank you for that!
I pressed Ctrl+0 to zoom out.
Please watch the tutorial one more time and if you face the same problem again then, please comment again and I will try to solve your problem. Thanks.
@@PSDesign On this point we see that I am a totally beginner .. now I have learned sth :D Thanks!
@@PSDesign Thank you! I will check it once again!
@@PSDesign got same problem, i though ctrl 0 is needed to get more lines on the sides. Now im just streching it. :/ What to do to make lines continue by adding them and no just strech them?
А где досмотреть до конца???
Awesome❤❤❤❤
Thank you.
How to make this two lightning points which are seen on the miniature on the left bottom corner and right middle?
All you need to do is create an ellipse and apply a radial gradient to it. Set your desired color in the center and any other color on the edge of the ellipse, you can also use the same color and after that set the opacity of edge of the ellipse to 0% ( by "Edge of the Ellipse I meant, the opacity of the gradient point which controls the opacity of the outer edge of the ellipse). Then, rotate or place the ellipse on your desired place. I hope this helps your problem. If the intensity of the effect is not enough then, make a copy of the ellipse and paste in place (Shift+Ctrl+V) or (Shift+Cmd+V on mac) then, set their blend mode to "Screen". If the object goes out of your main wallpaper or you can say your artboard then, create a rectangle in the same size as the artboard, place it on the top of everything and then, select all, then, right click and select "Make clipping mask". This should solve your problem.
@@PSDesign Thank you 🙂
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@@PSDesign thank you very much!
You are welcome. 😊
Nice tutorial
+Md Sumon Mia Thanks a lot.
how can this be done but without the fine mesh being there, can it be done in this , or in some other application?? No lines, just a simple transparent gradient of color?
Yes, can be done in Adobe Illustrator. For that you have to search for "multiple gradient illustrator". This might help.
@@PSDesign thank you
You are welcome.
bro you didn't even show the end result ... ?? :(
Whenever I try to move the anchor points like at 3:04, the lines don't move completely with it, growing in size so it makes a shape of the solid color, instead of the anticipated effect of small lines that curve. Any suggestions on how to fix this?
Work using the Direct Selection Tool . First, make sure you deselect any selected object and then, select one anchor point using the Direct selection tool and then, try to make the curve. If this doesn't solve the problem then, take a screenshot and post on my Facebook group and I will try to help you.
Mine moves the two layers separately. As in the vertical lines and horizontal lines aren't together...
Please do everything as I did and you shall be able to fix the problem.
not complete design tutorial that you are showing on the thumnail
Sorry, to hear that. Please ask me anything and I'll try my best to help you.
If you want to know how I created those pink and cyan lights then, please read bellow
All you need to do is create an ellipse and apply a radial gradient to it. Set your desired color in the center and any other color on the edge of the ellipse, you can also use the same color and after that set the opacity of edge of the ellipse to 0% ( by "Edge of the Ellipse I meant, the opacity of the gradient point which controls the opacity of the outer edge of the ellipse). Then, rotate or place the ellipse on your desired place. I hope this helps your problem. If the intensity of the effect is not enough then, make a copy of the ellipse and paste in place (Shift+Ctrl+V) or (Shift+Cmd+V on mac) then, set their blend mode to "Screen". If the object goes out of your main wallpaper or you
@@PSDesign dear its o.k... next time you will complete your design whatever you show on thumbnail
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Unfortunately whenever I try to grab onto the anchor points with the direct selection tool. I don't get the handles, as well as I can't get it to move smoothly. It simply moves half the grid down like I'm scaling it.
Can you please mention the time so, I can take a look and try to help you? Thanks.
@@PSDesign At 3:04, when you are using the direct selection tool to pull down the right anchor. My anchor point does not react like that, and after releasing I don't get the handles. It simply moves the anchor point down, so instead of the nice curve that you get here, I just get a straight line going from the left side to the now lowered right side.
Before selecting an anchor point, make sure that you deselect the object by click on the pasteboard (the grey area) then, click on an anchor point then, you'll able to create a nice curve. If you don't see the handlebars then, after selecting the anchor point, work using the "Anchor Point Tool" (Shift+C). Try this and let me know if this helps. Thanks.
Mine rescales correctly; the two objectys move together. But, when using the anchor Point Tool, it only moves one object and they're separate objects. Every way I've tried to join them, unite them, group them, nothing works, the objects still transform separately. How can I join the objects?
@@JonathanAyers I also had the same problem. What is the solution for it?
can't do it. all line gets messed up together
If you watch it a few more times then, this should get easier for you.😊
WAIT WHERE A RESULT?
IM NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT IS IT CAUSE TOTURIAL WITHOUT RESULT AS YOU SHOW IN THUMNAIL.
Calculus 3? lol