Wacom brush settings tutorial.
today you have an illustrator brush tutorial where I show you what settings
I like to use for hand lettering in Illustrator also it's a quick look at
the specific settings in illustrator for drawing tablets
welcome back to store graphics everybody home of graphic design content today a
tutorial and a brief look at some hand lettering brush settings in illustrator
I keep getting asked about brush settings so here's the video with
the answers remember if you do enjoy my content and let me know what they're
like and a comment it really helps my channel firstly in this alliterated
brush tutorial I will show you what kind of settings I often like to use for hand
lettering you will be using the brush tool here for the answer and muttering
itself with your drawing a blur I have a very basic Wacom by the way in case you
were wondering so head up to the top and add a new brush by clicking the drop
down menu we want to select a calligraphic brush for her lettering in
this window you can see that this is where you would be able to rotate your
brush here you can change the roundness of your brush making it thin or round
and lastly this is where you can change the thickness of your brush my hand
lettering often like to try and mimic a calligraphy pen in your life and we're
talking by the nib here so I like to rotate it onto the side and make it
quite thin now in the thickest section I use a pressure setting I'll be showing
you later more about this pressure settings in this tutorial but basically
if you see the three dots at the top it shows how when you apply pressure with
the Wacom pen the brushstroke will go from small to large as you increase the
pressure on the table I didn't test out my brush and it was
too small or not to my liking I hit command Z and I double click the new
brush here to reopen the settings I want more of a stroke wave behind it so let's
put it up a little bit and I don't like to use a full pressure but I do like to
have some pressure on my hand lettering of course I may change the settings
around from time to time depending on the project I'm working on
with this kind of setup here you can make hand lettering a lot like urban art
style calligraphy which I do like quite a lot
now we're going to look at the pressure settings and we're starting with the
side section in the settings menu if we select pressure and then put it up
on the slider here when we drill with the illustrator the pressure on the
tabla line will be smaller as you play more pressure in the brush line will
increase in size next let's see what happens when we add the pressure setting
to the varnish section if I apply a little pressure the long piece in as
they press down harder the line will become more round
lastly let's look at the pressure settings for the angle section this will
rotate your brush around as you drill depending on the pressure applied this
would be great for twists and turns in your hand lettering but it does take
some getting used to so have some fun with the brush settings in Illustrator
and your drawing table and I hope you enjoyed this alliterative brush tutorial
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