Another great tutorial. There are some nuances to this design that are worth mentioning, the process for manually adding shadows to the stripes only works on stripes that are concave at both ends. I didn't realise that until the end and it looks weird if you add a shadow to a stripe where one end sticks out. Also the final image shown here looks like it has had some other subtle shadows added to make the background stripes look deeper into the page than the foreground ones. I guess it's the sign of a good tutorial series if you end up learning how to visually deconstruct a design, rather than relying entirely on the dialog. Great stuff.
Option for dark mode interface is good, but we are left with the blinding white canvas. I always start my files with a bottom layer of a giant solid grey that covers the entire white then lock it. Easier on the eyes.
you need to know at the beginning where to put your gradient shadows, unless if you make a group - in the end it will be difficult to add beautiful stripe with shadow
damn damn damn....how are you keeping all this in your head???!!!!! So this video ends with a 3D ish like this video icon. SWEET. Im sure you probably have done a vid on this; so I will check first.
Need help :( Before making the drop shadow effect inside the shape, when i did the Path using Pen Tool, i have this rectangle after deleting the top and bottom layers after doing 7:25 ; making the drop shadow rectangle :( Can someone help? :(((((
thankyou for your inspiration! but, i got some problem.... i'm use ilustrator cs6, in 4:25, first make rectangle, after give effect "round corner", my path still like rectangle path, but in your video, your path is to be round path. i can't finish until end, can anyone help me ? * i'm very gratefull to need this for my banner design 🙏
Can someone help me with saving the file so it looks crisp also? I've tried to save it both as a jpeg and png, but when I add it as my background to my laptop, it's still kinda foggy, definitely not as crisp as in the program itself. What should I do?
Obviously. Take a piece of paper and shine a light on it. There is only one shadow, cut that paper up in layers and you'll see more than one. That's the difference between an exported one, and an expanded one.
good tutorial, but you lost me at 7:47, i don't know at all what is going on ( like which button / what your doing with the circles appearing ect ect )
Can be done, but it may look a smidge different (see side note below). This is how I did it...after you draw your rectangle shape, move the circle handle down in top right corner to round the ends. Now do Union with all the pieces selected (leave the squares out, but change them with the circle handles too). After doing Union, make sure it's one piece by selecting with the Node Selector...if it isn't, one of the rectangles is not perfectly aligned to the bottom edge of the one above it (that happened to me). Now, with the unioned piece selected, go to Path > Linked Offset*, and pull down the diamond handle a tad. You'll have the original still on top so you won't see the effect yet...get rid of that (select original with node selector and do Ctrl+A then Ctrl+X), and now your linked offset will be there and you can play with the diamond handle for sizing it to your liking. *I found that Dynamic Offset just didn't work as well as Linked Offset, but you can try that one and see how it turns out too. Could have just been me. ;) Side Note: You may need to make your rectangle pieces taller than he did as the linked offset will make them smaller, but it still may look slightly different than his.
I did this another way I did an inner shadow on the top layer to make it look reversed. It looks sweet as! Thanks Tom!
Really a Cool design. I loved it😍
Thanks alot for the tutorial buddy!
thanks satori graphics i have learned all my design ideas from you
Another great tutorial. There are some nuances to this design that are worth mentioning, the process for manually adding shadows to the stripes only works on stripes that are concave at both ends. I didn't realise that until the end and it looks weird if you add a shadow to a stripe where one end sticks out. Also the final image shown here looks like it has had some other subtle shadows added to make the background stripes look deeper into the page than the foreground ones. I guess it's the sign of a good tutorial series if you end up learning how to visually deconstruct a design, rather than relying entirely on the dialog. Great stuff.
This is awesome and so easy! I'm falling in love with Adobe Illustrator! 🤩
yes me too
Super cool abstract design
Hey man, your tutorials are awesome! So creative and comprehensible! Thanks
Love to get solid feedback and thanks for your comment, all the best to you!
Please make more awesome background tutorials like this :)
Thanks, Satori. Keep it up.
Amazing tutorial again. Always learn something new from you :)
Wow.. thank you..
The shadow effect n gradient effect on th upper layer of th pattern are the things that i dint know...
Trying this pattern now...👍
@@SatoriGraphics yes.. i am able to make it..
All thanks to u..
Thank you for caring enough to add the CS instructions. I am very poor so I am using the CS4 and still loving all your video!! Thanks for sharing
Why don't you use cracked versions?
@@notosamay link for latest cracked version pls
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another cool design tips, thank you so much😍
Always happy to help :))
Love this tuto, thanks
Good job bro, really like it!
Excelente aporte!!!! saludos!!!
That was awsome.. thank you
this is amazing
Man I really like the way this wallpaper came through. Great job!
Thanks for this! I could follow along and actually produced similar results 😆
That's the main thing :)
great work... love from bangladesh
woooow thanks dude beautifull video
Awesome Tutorial. Need more Abstract Background tutorial.
tumi o follow koro?
I was wondering how to make these.. for a long time ..thanks a lot bro !
Such a nice design...
You made a video about this! Thankyouu so much!
Amazing bro : )
Amazing ❤️👌
Awesome background tutorial. Thanks for sharing. As always have a great day.
Thank you!
Woll Great job! thanks
Brilliant 😘
Thank youuu 😘
You are amazing...
+ 10 for the tutorial, +1000 for the website
tq for sharing ur videos#waiting for ur videos
Really cool background design......^_^
So cool, many thanks for your tips dude!
peace
Thank you for this video! It helped me a lot!
great to hear that Monika, enjoy the weekend 👍
thanks brother
thank you now i am able to do like you
thanks you infinity
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
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super duper nice...
Hey thanks a lot!
Can you please tell which processor you use?and About you installed RAM and System type?? for cc 2019
Option for dark mode interface is good, but we are left with the blinding white canvas. I always start my files with a bottom layer of a giant solid grey that covers the entire white then lock it. Easier on the eyes.
you need to know at the beginning where to put your gradient shadows, unless if you make a group - in the end it will be difficult to add beautiful stripe with shadow
Amazing bro ! I follow you from guatemala 👏
another way to make the gradient be smooth in the whole shape is: you select the whole shape and right click, " make compound path"
thanx
Nice
wow !
cheers man
thank you very match
hussain - Iraq
happy to help man, thanks
U the best
Cheers ✌
very kinna it
Thankyou.
Happy to help bro
I make this illustration today..thank you...
Happy to help :D
I like your video, I'm going to subscribe and share this with my class
hey thanks a lot and happy to see people liking the content :)
You explain your works very well bro
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I don't know why i got a transparent shape when i apply drop shadow all objects. Can you tell me why?
Nice work! Would be nice if you would add the AI File at the end!
damn damn damn....how are you keeping all this in your head???!!!!! So this video ends with a 3D ish like this video icon. SWEET. Im sure you probably have done a vid on this; so I will check first.
so frustrated with the shadow stripes at 7;40 , it keeps changing the gradient inside the stripe - any suggestions?
Thank You
and thanks for the comment again :D
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1:14 "user face preference settings" - speech 100.
hahahahaha
lolx XD
Can you give software in description of this you are using
One Love ❤️ from Kuwait 🇰🇼.
thanks very much, have a great day
Hey, I also live in that country
Hehehehehe read it as best as possible in satori's voice
cool
Thanks a lot!
Vector background finally ....thank you for tutorial ..what about mock-up next time ? How to present ur logo or design ...
what' are the hex codes for the orange and pink gradient?
Did you design the poster for the movie 'Outrageous'?
Need help :(
Before making the drop shadow effect inside the shape, when i did the Path using Pen Tool, i have this rectangle after deleting the top and bottom layers after doing 7:25 ; making the drop shadow rectangle :( Can someone help? :(((((
if mine adobe cs6 can you it?
I am stuck at 7:26... I can't get the unwanted edges to go away. What do I do?
i can't duplicate rectangle like how you did in the video, can anyone explain to me how he duplicate the rectangle just by drag it?
Hi, i am newbie, i cant find live corner widget on view option bar. can u help me fix this?
@@SatoriGraphics owh i see, i thought it was an error from adobe Illustrator CS. Thank youuuu!!!
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thankyou for your inspiration! but, i got some problem....
i'm use ilustrator cs6, in 4:25, first make rectangle, after give effect "round corner", my path still like rectangle path, but in your video, your path is to be round path.
i can't finish until end, can anyone help me ?
* i'm very gratefull to need this for my banner design 🙏
You can round any corners in Adobe Illustrator CS using a script.
the pathfinder step doesn't work for me.
The divide in cs6 turns the object back to square...
HI, it's so good, can you give me AI or Jpeg?
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How would you animate that
Can someone help me with saving the file so it looks crisp also? I've tried to save it both as a jpeg and png, but when I add it as my background to my laptop, it's still kinda foggy, definitely not as crisp as in the program itself. What should I do?
It must have to happen with the color bit you are working on
Whats the resolution of the canvas u used? Should be 1920x1080 if u have a 1080p display.
drop shadow don't work in stock images like Shutterstock.it gives an error
Obviously. Take a piece of paper and shine a light on it. There is only one shadow, cut that paper up in layers and you'll see more than one. That's the difference between an exported one, and an expanded one.
Is it just me??
After learning designs starts to seem less attractive.. 😂
sometimes when I make a design for a girl name
too much work xD
same for me with magic tricks. They seem so cool but when you know how to do it, it becomes unappealing.
@@parkourHG a magic trick to impress your girlfriend ! no matters if you know the truth ! :P
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is it possible in photoshop? i am stuck at 4:22 since pathfinder doesnt exist in PS
Work in Illustrator for this kind of design, not Photoshop
@@SatoriGraphics yeah i only have photoshop that-s why i was asking if it's possible to do it from there. thanks
*ke kinda sounds like Sive*
good tutorial, but you lost me at 7:47, i don't know at all what is going on ( like which button / what your doing with the circles appearing ect ect )
how do you do 4:40 in Inkscape?
I've never really used Inkscape, so cannot say
Can be done, but it may look a smidge different (see side note below). This is how I did it...after you draw your rectangle shape, move the circle handle down in top right corner to round the ends. Now do Union with all the pieces selected (leave the squares out, but change them with the circle handles too). After doing Union, make sure it's one piece by selecting with the Node Selector...if it isn't, one of the rectangles is not perfectly aligned to the bottom edge of the one above it (that happened to me). Now, with the unioned piece selected, go to Path > Linked Offset*, and pull down the diamond handle a tad. You'll have the original still on top so you won't see the effect yet...get rid of that (select original with node selector and do Ctrl+A then Ctrl+X), and now your linked offset will be there and you can play with the diamond handle for sizing it to your liking.
*I found that Dynamic Offset just didn't work as well as Linked Offset, but you can try that one and see how it turns out too. Could have just been me. ;)
Side Note: You may need to make your rectangle pieces taller than he did as the linked offset will make them smaller, but it still may look slightly different than his.
it works with Ai CS6??
It should do yes, if the live corners do not work, use the round corners effect
@@SatoriGraphics thank you so much!
Who else on inkscape but be here like Following through
6 * 9 + 6 + 9 = ?
Mount Rushmore
I wish there was NO background music. It's so hard to follow narration + music...
you don’t have to follow the music...
@@LeaveNow. You must be the greatest sound designer on earth who won't take the feedback from a woman.
The English subtitle sucks
But great video
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I didn't understand a lot from this tutorial :/
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Why would you do this to our eyes? Who likes watching full white screens? Great vids tho, thx! - . -