This tutorial is awesome! I love linocut! I watched some of your other videos and I hope you take this as a compliment, you are the Aubrey Plaza of graphic design! Keep up the great work!
I have been looking around for this linocut for adobe illustrator as an alternative to traditional. Glad to find and a really helpful tutorial. Thank you Nina.
I just found oute your channel, really loved this tutorial. Been searching a way to do this style on my own for a while so thank you :D . You deserve more subs for sure
Cool i think i am going to try illustrator for crosshatchin instead krita. I like krita for inking outlines because i like the feeling from pen sensitivity more than illustrator but seems i can save time with crosshatching by using 5 or more lines brush.
Anyone lazy like me, I just screen-shotted one of the brushes she used, dragged it to my artboard and then image traced it and turned it into my own brush.
I was searching this kind of tutorial as "Engraving Style" but I think this is the right word. Thanks for your tutorial and I would like to learn more detail design if you can share your expertise.Thank You!
@@designwithninag3756 Thanks for your quick comment. I'm a logo designer and looking some tutorial for linocut style illustration where i can learn this procedure in detail and I hope you have good command in this style and sure take your time I'll wait for your next videos. Thank You!
Thank you!! Around 6:05 the blob brush strokes seemed to snap to your earlier strokes and fill the area accurately. What setting or option makes that happen?
I haven’t watched the video in a while so forgive me if I’m wrong, but I think I went over how you can just draw a line and thicken one end of it to get the same shape as you would with a pressure sensitive tablet. Then use that to make a brush. From there the pressure values don’t matter. Hope that helps!
When i make a line using brush tool with mouse (i dont have pen yet) it doesnt let me do it freestyle. the program fixes automatically the zig zags from the line.
@@designwithninag3756 yes .vintage logo. simple logo .how to work on all ideas and techniques which use in freelancing. And demand on freelance market . i made some vintage logo .i will sent you ? and give me suggestion how to prove my self .i hope you understand.thank you
@@azamali-un9zo you can absolutely send it to me! My email is designwithninag@gmail.com and I’d love to give feedback. Thank you for the video suggestion! I should be back to making them very soon!
umm you've already have a good outline (the pink ones), you should use 'K' (Live paint bucket) for a lot faster coloring rather than coloring with blob brush, just make sure your outline have no "holes / leaks". Cool tutorial though
You can to an extent, though it’s not exactly the same. You can create paths with the pen tool in photoshop but then you’ll have to define the stroke. Here’s a video I just found that explains it! m.czcams.com/video/pm3z6vk4qog/video.html
What a cute presenter, and very humble. I hope your progress in creative design and one day you get to work with a professional tablet; meanwhile, keep up the good work. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks! I also have an iPad with Procreate that I like a lot nowadays. But I also like to find ways to do things with the bare minimum, especially for tutorials in case some people don’t have the same stuff. But I’d love one of those huge Huion tablets someday!
The time spent copy-pasting lines and creating brushes and more copy pasting could have been put towards just doing the work, drawing the damn thing yourself... I've had a Wacom since 2005, and I Still feel like digital art is cheat-ish feeling.
This is exactly the tutorial I've been looking for! Thank you!
Hey, thank you so much for being so detailed in your explanation, especially when it comes to the AI interface. I just subscribed, you are great.
Thank you!!! This was a great tutorial! I cant wait to give it a try.
Thank youuuuu! Im learning alot from your contents!
This tutorial is awesome! I love linocut! I watched some of your other videos and I hope you take this as a compliment, you are the Aubrey Plaza of graphic design! Keep up the great work!
Christopher Trimble I freakin love her! That’s probably the best compliment I’ve ever received haha. Thank you so much!
I have been looking around for this linocut for adobe illustrator as an alternative to traditional. Glad to find and a really helpful tutorial. Thank you Nina.
Toinya Chakma I’m glad it was helpful to you! Thanks for watching 😊
Thaks a lot, enjoyed watching and hope to use your tips to try out linocut myself.
Domínio total da técnica, um super tutorial minha amiga, muito obrigado pelo vídeo!
Well done. A lot of my tattoos are woodcut or Linocut styles and I like to draw them myself. I’m new to digital art and this was super helpful.
That’s awesome! I bet they look amazing!
I wasnt looking for any of this but actually learned so much that I didnt know so thank you!
I’m glad it was helpful!
Thank you Nina.
You shown techniques I didn't know, that I didn't know!
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That’s awesome! Glad it helped 😁
Very good technique. Thanks!
Excellent tutorial!! Thank you!!
I just found oute your channel, really loved this tutorial. Been searching a way to do this style on my own for a while so thank you :D . You deserve more subs for sure
Thanks!! Glad it helped. I hope to make videos again at some point!
@@designwithninag3756 Whenever you feel ready.It'll be nice to see more of your tutorials!
Thank you so much for your toturial! I was looking for something exactly like this! You need more clicks! :D
Thank you so much! I’m super glad it helped! You should totally show me what you make with it 😁
Thank you, this is very helpful
That was great, thank you!
Cool i think i am going to try illustrator for crosshatchin instead krita. I like krita for inking outlines because i like the feeling from pen sensitivity more than illustrator but seems i can save time with crosshatching by using 5 or more lines brush.
amazing tutorial!
Anyone lazy like me, I just screen-shotted one of the brushes she used, dragged it to my artboard and then image traced it and turned it into my own brush.
Modern problems require modern solutions
Thank you for he idea!
Muito Bom. obrigado pelo vídeo.
thank you this is very helpful
IT WAS GREAT THANK AND BTW YOUR VOICE IS SO CALM AND YOU HAVE REALLY GOOD TONE
Haha thank you! I’m glad you liked the video!
Muito bom, Very good!
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Best tutorial!, thanks :)
Mauricio Ramirez So glad it helped!
I was searching this kind of tutorial as "Engraving Style" but I think this is the right word. Thanks for your tutorial and I would like to learn more detail design if you can share your expertise.Thank You!
Shoaib Ahmed Ansar I’m so glad it helped! I plan to start making videos again soon, and I’d love suggestions on what you’d like to see!
@@designwithninag3756 Thanks for your quick comment. I'm a logo designer and looking some tutorial for linocut style illustration where i can learn this procedure in detail and I hope you have good command in this style and sure take your time I'll wait for your next videos. Thank You!
Nice. Appreciated
Carving into Lino used in kitchen flooring.
Thank you!! Around 6:05 the blob brush strokes seemed to snap to your earlier strokes and fill the area accurately. What setting or option makes that happen?
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nice, subbed.
who I like your attitude and drawing lovely
love u dear.
Cool vid. A linocut is done cutting linoleum btw!
wow nice tutorial
Thank you!! Hope it helped you out.
okay how do we adjust the pressure values if we are using a mouse in place of a tablet (cause i don't have one as yet)
I haven’t watched the video in a while so forgive me if I’m wrong, but I think I went over how you can just draw a line and thicken one end of it to get the same shape as you would with a pressure sensitive tablet. Then use that to make a brush. From there the pressure values don’t matter. Hope that helps!
When i make a line using brush tool with mouse (i dont have pen yet) it doesnt let me do it freestyle. the program fixes automatically the zig zags from the line.
Thank you ..this is very good tutorial ...
i want more other techniques in simple way .your teaching style is very good .i also want be good graphic designer please give me tips .
Do you have any specific techniques in mind?
@@designwithninag3756 yes .vintage logo. simple logo .how to work on all ideas and techniques which use in freelancing. And demand on freelance market .
i made some vintage logo .i will sent you ?
and give me suggestion how to prove my self .i hope you understand.thank you
@@azamali-un9zo you can absolutely send it to me! My email is designwithninag@gmail.com and I’d love to give feedback. Thank you for the video suggestion! I should be back to making them very soon!
@@designwithninag3756 thank you for good response .i will send you .
umm you've already have a good outline (the pink ones), you should use 'K' (Live paint bucket) for a lot faster coloring rather than coloring with blob brush, just make sure your outline have no "holes / leaks". Cool tutorial though
I love the live paint tool! It’s true I underutilize it. I’ll have to use it next time I do a project like this!
Question please. Can you do this same thing in Photoshop?
You can to an extent, though it’s not exactly the same. You can create paths with the pen tool in photoshop but then you’ll have to define the stroke. Here’s a video I just found that explains it!
m.czcams.com/video/pm3z6vk4qog/video.html
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Tahani Ali It’s mutual! Haha 😆
What a cute presenter, and very humble. I hope your progress in creative design and one day you get to work with a professional tablet; meanwhile, keep up the good work. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks! I also have an iPad with Procreate that I like a lot nowadays. But I also like to find ways to do things with the bare minimum, especially for tutorials in case some people don’t have the same stuff. But I’d love one of those huge Huion tablets someday!
Thank you. you are a goddess. #charanima
ilove you
Youuuuuu are sooooo beautiful....
Ok. Each perwon using his so personal method.
The time spent copy-pasting lines and creating brushes and more copy pasting could have been put towards just doing the work, drawing the damn thing yourself... I've had a Wacom since 2005, and I Still feel like digital art is cheat-ish feeling.
lino = linoleum
Yay someone commented This!
Lino is short for linoleum.
mmmh the material Linocut = Linoleum Cut ...
I corrected myself when I was editing it and wrote my correction on the screen. Thanks though! 😁