Pathfinder Tutorial in Adobe Illustrator CC

[@whaletail935]

I really appreciate that you discussed Pathfinder functions from a practical perspective, with workflow examples.
Too many tutorials focus solely on the key presses and mechanics, without mentioning how a given tool might actually be applied.

[@chocoyoyo44]

thank you so much , i thought i will never understand the pathfinder , until i watched your video

[@chuaeehwee2012]

Thank you so much. I finally understand.. tears almost rolling down

[@tobiamodu2367]

hahaha

[@HEXSIDE]

Learned a few things here. Great tutorial!

[@TheSmokierx]

Very educational video, I learnd a lot

[@ArchieSins]

really awesome to see some tutorials coming from you guys ^^

[@tobiamodu2367]

thank you so much for this video... excellent explanation...bravo!

[@carolbingley265]

Great tutorial, Thank you!!

[@LtCoolerooney]

oooo it all makes sense now. thanks for this!

[@ChrisLupetti]

Excellent tutorial.

[@SammyR]

When you said that after dividing there is a faint cut line, is there a way to prevent that? As i added highlight to some text but you can see a very thin cut line between the shades. The only way i can think about preventing this would to duplicate the text so that the highlight sits on top rather than replacing the text colour but it seems a bit too much

[@AtiqueRahmanatik]

You're awesome buddy !

[@marwanebellouk3896]

thanks a lot i didn't have it in my toolbox thanks again

[@davidjimenez3043]

What replaced minus front? And if I use the pen or curvature to create my shapes it should still be able to create the desired effect from those shapes, right? Having trouble, does my object need to be just a fill with no outline or can I have both?

[@Wild1715]

THANK YOU!!!!!

[@qb51]

Very helpful

[@shafiatahir5428]

Thanks 👍👍

[@manthanyagnik20]

Please teach about the pathfinder option in Effects menu

[@inieemailku8321]

thanks

[@bienkichentusaohoa9324]

nice job! :)

[@w0lfHD]

thank you , but too fast

[@flylolcat]

first mwhahahahaha ~@blakedesigns