Japanese Wave Pattern | Quick Ai Tutorial

[@gujjarMag]

Your tutorials are very good and easy to follow.
Thanks

[@jamiemarcelle6394]

So quick and helpful. Thank you for posting!

[@inayathkhan100]

Illustrator tutorial... 'You are the Best'👍

[@aseeraj]

I've learned so many things from this channel. Thank you so much

[@allenmf88]

The blend tool is 🤯

[@charlydavid6450]

So cool , ty for content , you are the best

[@nobudesign]

thanks

[@Muslimmurotal]

Thanks i really like all ur tutorial and try some. Im beginer lately like to learn AI

[@meesh5813]

Thank so much for the helpful and concise video!

[@D1nVies3l]

Thanks a lot, it was very helpful!
Also guys, don't forget to play around with these tools, since you can make very cool backgrounds with this effect.

[@sandialpiando1809]

bautiful tutorial

[@adenaufal]

Thank you for made this tutorial.

[@nobudesign]

When you export the pattern, go to formats option and set Anti-aliasing to Art Optimized.
Check this video : ua-cam.com/video/L6O_O_6lajA/v-deo.html

[@rahmanadreline]

love it man. thank you for your help man

[@fizzedupslade4082]

I'm a bit confused about how you turned the circles into a gradient by a)_clicking group/white swatch b)_clicking magenta watch? - How was this achieved? 2:43m - It's a blend but how did you get to that - did you use keyboard shortcut?

[@nobudesign]

I do it in isolated mode (2:32), which means I can manipulate blended objects, first I select the big circle and change the stroke and fill, then I do the same on the smaller circles.

[@fizzedupslade4082]

@@nobudesign Thanks Nobu, just succeeded -2nd attempt. +Big thanks for getting back so quickly, especially as I'm just working on these pattern vids. :)

[@jessemkahn]

so much more efficient than i’ve done!

[@diandraaurelia8526]

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[@iAmrassamee]

Thank you very much, good for beginner like me.

[@goodself1172]

Awesomeee, Thanks

[@ivanahg_]

THANK YOU SO MUCHHHH ♡

[@victorzhizhiyan785]

Thank! Great video!

[@Mintcandycaneeee]

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[@YT-XD]

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[@1BoxTV]

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[@kenimbing7296]

Thank you for this :D

[@maopheakdey4908]

Best

[@thebrandeechen]

This is not Japanese, this type of pattern is actually originally from Mainland China. During Tang Song period, this type of pattern then was introduced to Japan.

[@mcroman-superfeat]

FOR US ID**** Slow down in Settings to follow simultaneous ::: SPEED 0.25 Sound OFF... ;) TWO Screens is good to learn and follow... THX for Sharing ...

[@AIEnthusiasm]

terima kasih ilmunya

[@martin.ferrer.bolivar]

great!

[@marketire]

Thanks a lot....

[@theojenner1902]

Hi thanks for the tutorial. But when I create mine it comes up with thin border lines. is there a way to get rid of them?

[@lightherecares7570]

Thank u so much

[@PP-jx7lo]

It is also found in Thai pattern.

[@张之维-r9s]

In fact, it's a traditional chinese pattern

[@iliyaaylan9612]

merci beaucoup thanks

[@asher4898]

Great

[@GhostBoyFilms]

THANK YOU!!!

[@truongthikimhoai444]

Thank you.

[@shybound5905]

nice

[@AKHSYAFI]

love u bro

[@ramir880]

This pattern is not unique to Japan, but a traditional pattern used in all East Asian countries. Also, it is the latest time to be delivered to Japan.

[@nobudesign]

At first I knew that this pattern is called Seigaiha and it is identical to the Japanese Kimono pattern, and I searched again that this pattern has been used in Egypt, Persia and around the world.
Thank you for your information.

[@titanjedi]

thanks

[@Bastian7737]

is there a way to convert a pattern in cut contour 100% magenta? so you can engrave it with a laser machine

[@referefz]

first view and second like.. hehee

[@nobudesign]

thank you :D

[@jolearsa]

👏👏👏👌

[@derpderpina9450]

Help me please. I made Ethnic pattern. I'm sure the line size is the same. And I use the refect left and right, top and bottom methods, but it has no joints or not completely.

[@nobudesign]

May be the object not overlapping like "Pattern" method.

[@derpderpina9450]

@@nobudesign Do I have to convert objects to patterns?

[@nobudesign]

I dont know exactly what result you want.

[@derpderpina9450]

@@nobudesign I sent you a picture in the e-mail

[@VincentWuAnimation]

I got a problem. After I export ,y file as png file, there will be some thin lines between each pattern, do you know how to fix it?

[@nobudesign]

Check this ua-cam.com/video/L6O_O_6lajA/v-deo.html

[@mansurcham1117]

If I apply this tutorial for my commercial work. Is it legal?

[@gujjarMag]

I have the same question!!

[@derpderpina9450]

document site 500*500 pt , object 100*100 pt , but I still don't understand the video at 1 minute 32 seconds. Why is there a distance of 100 * 25 pt?

[@nobudesign]

Cause you need to overlapping the object 1/4 of the object size.
About document size, it doesn't matter. because the purpose of the pattern is to fill object seamlessly.

[@derpderpina9450]

@@nobudesign I think too, 25 + 25 + 25 + 25 = 100.

[@Cosmic_Shiv]

When i export the image i get lines inbetween, very tiny lines, its like tiles. How do i get rid of it?

[@nobudesign]

Check this ua-cam.com/video/L6O_O_6lajA/v-deo.html

[@victoryarovoy5259]

Круто спасибо.

[@izzydoesart3297]

Can someone teach me how to animate this wallpaper

[@eartgraphics]

Nice Ai tutorial :) keep doing the best work. I actually have my own channel about Adobe illustrator and maybe some of the information that i offer can help you guys with your designs! PEACE!!

[@开叶-g4j]

Not "Japanese Wave“，it is a Chinese traditional pattern . 🤦‍♂️

[@Fast.DTF.Transfer]

Hey! Your work is incredible! Wondering if you've explored DTF gang sheets in your printing process? @‌fastdtftransfer

[@dsmanikumar6850]

nice