Here’s an idea that I don’t believe I’ve shared before. I came up with this technique for my own needs 15+ years ago:
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We created our first package of seamless textures more than seventeen years ago. Each of our packages has focused on a specific type of texture. They are offered in Pro Collections that have four different resolutions as high as 2048×2048 pixels as well as Lite...
these tutorials would be ok if slowed down and explained what was done
I thought the same thing at first, but the basic explanation is in the 4 steps above. Just right click the graphic and save the GIF file, but instead of playing it outright, open it in a program like CorelPaint and you can view the animated steps at your leisure
I love your videos. I just wish I had the ability to pause it so I can follow along…I really appreciate Don2D telling us how to save this to a GIF, so we can watch it on photopaint.
After tracing, you can’t see the letters PAR traced correctly. They’re filled in. How do you fix that?
Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it.
Viewer: “After tracing, you can’t see the letters PAR traced correctly. They’re filled in. How do you fix that?”
Jeff: Select the outside of the letters and the insides and then “Combine”. I press CTRL+L as a shortcut for that.
https://youtu.be/YJfkX-YOVbY?t=464
Trivia: The insides hollow pieces on text are called “counters”.