Sketch Files vs. Regular Cut Files + How to Make Sketch Fills in Silhouette Studio
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- Опубліковано 4 кві 2019
- In this video, I'll talk about the difference between sketch files and regular cut files and how you can use both for sketching with a Silhouette Cameo (or other digital cutting machine). I'll also show you how to create sketch fills for shapes using a couple of different methods.
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Thank you for this video!
Kristen, just stumbled on your UA-cam channel. Your videos are amazing and I have learned so much about my Silhouette that I didn’t know. Just ordered a Foil Quill so will be watching more. Thank you.
Susan McCreadle - I'm so glad to hear that you're enjoying the videos! Have fun with the Foil Quill - it's pretty addictive! ;)
thank you for clarifying difference between sketch files vs. cut files ! Great video !
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whats a sketch file
Thank you. I’ve been dealing with this problem for hours. This cleared up a lot of things.
Great video thanks for sharing
Thank you for this video. Internal offset is a wonderful option especially if you are like me and do not own the Curio. Had not thought to use this feature with digi stamps. I’ll have to give this a try. Great tutorial once again.
Velvet Simon - Yes, internal offset is definitely a handy option to have! Glad you enjoyed the video. :)
Thank you very much :D This explains a lot for me .
Nice results, as always, Kristen! I like how using an "off the shelf" marker produces slight variations in texture and shading, giving the final product a colored-by-hand look. The overall image is crisp and "perfect," yet the subtle tone differences suggest something that's homemade. The best of both worlds.
Thanks, Keith! Yes, there's so much variation that you can get from the sketch feature depending on what coloring tool you use. Results can be really solid looking or, as you mentioned, have variations in texture in shading that give the final result a colored-by-hand-look. Lots of options!
Awesome way of doing that
Please change line colors to dark color so easier to see thanks
Will you PLEASE make one video to show us the options on how to fill the sketch for use of foil quill? Please!
Morton Family Tree - Thanks for the video suggestion!
I'm trying to fill an animal shape to sketch. Is there an easier way to do this rather than keep hitting internal offset so many times? Do you have a video that shows how to fill animal or other shapes besides font?
Anyone that want to drawl and not have double lines can put it in a editing program like adobe Illustrator or caldrawl think that a what its called where you can trace centerline and in Adobe its sketch trace and it won't have the double lines, that's what I do .
Thanks for the video! Could you please explain the difference between the "sketch fills" method and the "internal offset" method? Will either of the method work for creating a solid foil fill design with the Foil Quill? Thanks!
Janice Yu - With the "internal offset" method, you're creating slightly offset lines inside the original shape to fill it. The offset lines are close to each other, and this method works really well with most pens and markers, unless they have very fine points. However, this method doesn't work so well with the Foil Quill because the tips (at least the fine and standard tips) are small enough that you can see the individual offset lines and blank areas in between them in the finished piece.
With the "sketch fill" method, you have a number of options for creating really tight pattern fills inside the original shape, so the results with this method tend to be MUCH better with the Foil Quill because there isn't as much space between the elements in the fill as there is with the internal offset fills. The first method that I learned used the grid sketch fill with some additional adjustments, and it works great, though it does take some extra time for the machine to foil with the Foil Quill. Here's the video that I learned from: ua-cam.com/video/LCsd5DHEjL4/v-deo.html
Kristen // k.becca Hi Kristen, thanks so much for the detailed clarifications! That’s super helpful and it makes perfect sense! I will check out that video you shared. Thanks again!
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Hi, do u have a you have any for sketching with sharpie markers? As far as when you get to the end and cameo stops with pen down and you get a bleed in that spot. Thanks
cutflower - I wish I had some tips for preventing the little bleed spot that sometimes appears when the Cameo stops, but I haven't found a way to prevent it. Sometimes you get lucky and it blends in pretty well, but most times not so much.
@@kdotbecca ok thanks for your reply
so what is a sketch file then
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