Abstract Background | Adobe Illustrator Tutorial (Waves and Particles)

In today's step by step Adobe Illustrator tutorial you'll learn how to create abstract vector background with dynamic waves and particles. In this Illustrator tutorial you'll see how to use combination of two amazingly powerful features such as transform effect and blend tool to create abstract wave shape and will quickly create custom pattern brush using only one ellipse and apply this brush to your artwork in one click. This method will allow you to endlessly experiment with abstract background design and create your own unique artwork in Adobe Illustrator. First you will need to create shape with pencil tool and then play with transform effect, blend tool, gradients and pattern brush. This Illustrator tutorial is for beginners and advanced.

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[tt_tutorials]

I hope you will learn a lot of new from this illustrator tutorial. Don't forget to subscribe, share and like! 🙂

[Speed.Garage]

This is the most detailed video I av seen on the internt, You are so undeerrated, You are a diamond

[prod.fayella]

I loved this video!


The amazing part about the way you teach is that anybody of any level of experience can clearly understand what you are teaching, while simultaneously showing them how to navigate illustrator.

I am a beginner level, first tutorial I've watched, so this is a proven fact!

[nastyakobets]

Thanks a lot for your video! You show how to do everything very clear. Illustrator it's really easy!

[EnriqueGarciaMulet]

Beautiful, just beautiful, not just aesthetically but technically as well. Thanks so much!

[santhayakhitaaraya]

I enjoy all of your tutorials I've learnt a lot, Thank you so much.

[inaciumakova]

Man, great tutorial! Thumbs up for you! You're a very systematic and I have learned a lot. Keep on doing this!

[harcerka]

Wow, so nice tutorial! So clear steps, thank you so much!

[vincepatricknartea]

what I look for 2019 trends. Great thanks

[crears]

I am learning new things everytime you upload a new video
Thank you

[evedotcom]

I really liked the pace of this tutorial and the clear explanations. I'm a beginner and was considering getting Illustrator, but was doubting my abilities and thinking it might take a long time before I could do something like this. After this video, I feel much more confident and inspired to get started. Thank you!

[opiojohn]

Simply amazing... I've learned a lot in 15 minutes.

[WrektSK]

You're like a mind reader lol. You're uploading the exact things designers these days are interested about and ironically there aren't many good tutorials on these.
Bravo to you bro. Glad I found you out

[alejandro]

Dude it's a great tutorial, thanks for all!!!!

[mohammedhanzala]

i love this video sir and i m also enjoy this video

[riannex]

It would be perfect if you could show the end result in it's entirety, either in the beginning of the video or at the end. Slowly going over parts of the design left me a bit unsatisfied, I wanted to see the complete work! Other than that, great tutorial! Love how you talk about the essential info only, makes it easy to follow. Keep it up :)

[KayBeeGlass]

Its unfortunate that Illustrator has changed the locations and keyboard shortcuts for many of your tools, I am stopping constantly to search for them as they do not work they way you suggest (W does bring up the blend tool however I have to search through the Object tab to find the blend options menu). The blend options with the squares does not work (14:58) with my newer version of Illustrator.

[ancientruinsofazerbaijan]

Thank you :)
first comment - don't assume we know how to:
1. add gradient/brush to the right panel
2. duplicate slider (ALT+drag on the slider)
3. how to set up left panel vertically
Don't rush :)

[italocampoli]

im 100% sure you missed something when coloring the brush on the "hue shift" part, never got it to get colored at all

[kattkadesign]

Maybe I do something wrong, but when I'm clicking "expand appearance" it makes two lines for each line... it doesn't keep the stroke