8 Must know Illustrator Tips for Architects !
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- Here are 8 Adobe Illustrator Tips; we cover 8 super powerful tips for Adobe Illustrator that every Architect should know! These will speedup your workflow and save you some time.
Feel free to drop a question down in the comments and I'll try my best to help out!
0:00 Intro
0:34 Setting up the Workspace
2:20 Advanced Selection Tools
3:37 Layers
4:16 Recolour Artwork Tool
4:52 Releasing Clipping Masks
5:25 Duplicating/Copying
6:32 Editing Patterns & Fills
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probably the most effective and educational video in shortest time I ever saw connected to architecture or programs in general. and I am an architect. thank you
Wow! Thankyou so much, I appreciate the kind feedback, especially from an Architect!
This will really help me saving some time, I recently moved to illustrator and didn't know that many shortcuts and tool arrangements, pretty useful. Until know, it has changed dramatically my graphic proposals 🙌
u da man, these tips gonna save me tons of time
Awesome bro, good on you ...thank you very much
Great tips!
Very useful !
Awesome!
so helpful tips !!! thanks
You're so welcome! Thanks for watching
thanks!
I thought I was pretty good in illustrator but I wasn’t aware of quite a few of these key binds! Thanks for the video
Thanks for the comment. Scheduling a part two to this video soon!
Thanks m8
This video is so effective and educational. I am new to illustrator, I like know as an arch student in what aspect can I use illustrator and also please I will need your tutorial videos for beginner and advance level on illustrator, thanks.
Thanks for the positive comments! Hoping to get some new illustrator videos out soon
THANKS
How to make your vector lines look like it's drawn via pencil? I know people use the roughen tool but would be interesting to see if you could break it down!
In these images all the lines are still vectors. I don't apply any filters or effects to make them look like a pencil. You could change the linetype to a 'pencil' brush to achieve that effect if you desired
@@archigraph_ Ah okay thank you so much!
this is great stuff man, any chance u do a full AI tutorial for arch ppl, cant find anything like that online
just a lot of tips and tricks, and learning the whole program for couple of things seems like a lot, or is it worth it?
Hey, this is definitely something I can do. Do you need a tutorial covering how to learn the program from start to finish? Illustrator is definitely a program that is important for Architects/designers. Its used more for presentation graphics than technical items, and definitely used heavily while you are at university, but I still use it at least once a week at work. Just let me know what you need and I will try make some videos on it. Cheers!
@@archigraph_ well i do see a lot of diagrams like mass diagrams or conceptual diagrams that are made on illust so i would love to learn that
but as I've never used illust before i really do not know what other uses it can provid for me as an arch student
so is it possible to show in what ways illust can help architects
and if the diagram creating thing is easy i would really love to learn that
Hello @ArchiGraph, thank you for the video. It was very helpful. I'm an Architecture Student and looking to learn Adobe programs such as Illustrator and photoshop. Do you provide any group courses or one-on-one lessons for the program? Please let me know, I'm looking to start the lessons within a week or so.. Illustrator and photoshop have great potential, sometimes even more than modelling software. I'd love nothing more than to be good at both these programs.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Thank you again!
Hi Jessica, Please send me an email at archigraph20@gmail.com
Cheers!
Awesome Mate cheers owe you a beer or 2 hey
Did u have to use "image trace" with your plan or was it already exported as a " Dwg " file ?
No. Never have to use image trace. Plan would have come out of Autocad, and imported into Illustrator as either a PDF or DWG. I reccomend PDF's, as they are easy to work with.
@@archigraph_ thank u so much bro ..keep it up 💙
Hola qué tal saludos de Perú, que características tiene tu Pc
Hi! If you are asking about PC Specifications: CPU i7-8700k, 48GB DDR4 Ram, 2x1080ti Graphics, everything installed on SSD. You only need 16-32gb Ram, and Graphics card is not too important.
You need new vids dude your so easy to follow and understand
Links to download files work to support u✅❤️..
and follow you ✅👍
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I'm I the only designer trying to figure out how to do architect in AI? Or is everyone here an architecture learning design tools?
Hey there. I wouldnt reccomend doing all your architecture drawings in AI. But it is very good for making simple drawings, or concept plans look great. It is used commonly with an architecture program like autocad.
@@archigraph_ For sure bud, I've been trying to learn TurboCad but it's super complicated since I'm used adobe