The following Tutorials introduces the use of Adobe Illustrator CS2-4 for "Drawing HD" purposes. To help artists getting used easily to the potentialities of the most easy&powerful vector-art program in existence, I tried my best to make those tutorials "pleasing to see" and "easy to understand" for anyone, but if you have any questions about them, please feel free to ask them here. Video Tutorials: LESSON 1 - Getting Started - DOWNLOAD LESSON 2 - Ready for Action! - DOWNLOAD LESSON 3 - Eyes, Head and Body! - DOWNLOAD New Tutorials -How To Draw UBER Shades -The Blending Tool -Subtracting Shapes ------ Additional Material + .AI file Sources on the S2HD Database *I reserve the opportunity to create new specific tutorials as per artists request.
Tnks El! Overlord, how much is youtube's max resolution and filesize support? AI's workspace is pretty detailed, and a further resize may be really BAD! Anyone found this tutorial any helpful at all? I'd like to move on the next lessons if everyone got it! :D
I'm not Overlord but I can answer to you. In Italian, even. Quando carichi un video su Youtube ne vengono generate due versioni in realtà, una di bassa qualità in formato FLV con risoluzione massima 320x240, ed una di alta qualità in formato MP4 con risoluzione massima 480x360. La durata del video non può superare I 10 minuti e 59 secondi per la stragrande maggioranza degli account (ad eccezione degli account Director antecedenti al 2007, che non hanno alcun limite di tempo), e la dimensione massima è di 100 megabyte o 1024 megabyte, purtroppo però non sò dirti con quale criterio, io ad esempio ho il limite a 1024 megabytes, e Puto che pure ha un account Director ha il limite a 100 megabyte, per cui questa è una cosa che solo tu puoi verificare. English: I just told him that Youtube generates two versions of every uploaded video, a low quality FLV (up to 320x240) and a high quality MP4 (up to 480x360), and how the time and size limits work. Anyway, since I can't figure out why some accounts are limited to 100 megabytes and some others are limited to 1024 megabytes, if anyone knows that please explain. Because, Puto has a pre-2007 director account, so he doesn't have the 10:59 minutes limit, yet he is still capped at 100 megabytes; on the other hand, I have a normal account, so I'm limited to 10 minutes and 59 seconds, but for no apparent reason I can upload up to 1024 megabytes. I think they just gave this ability to random accounts.
I was about to ask that! xD Thanks Vincent! it's very useful for people like me that don't have idea of this.
I will continue the lessons by making the new Sonic "change direction" frame. Make practice out of the first tutorial, things will get hotter from now on!
Ok, I just finished making the video of a "complete" Sonic Frame drawing. It's a 2 hours vid, so I'll cut it into pieces and remove unnecessary parts. After that I'll start editing the video adding subtitles to explain it! (this is the longer part!) Some screenshots for you! 1 - 2 - 3 - 4
vuze is a good option to upload HD videos (it support 1080 too). very good tutorial... is very usefull learn to use ilustrator for games.... thanks...
LESSON # 2 DOWNLOAD From this Lesson on, I decided to put up some material so you can create your frames at best. Download the TD Sonic standing Frame, it's required to follow next lessons! Then: 2006 - LOst - Sonic Spriterip 2006 - LOst - Tails Spriterip 2006 - LOst - Knuckles Spriterip (All the following frames need to be resized 4X) P.s. Unfortunately HD-Tube and HD-Share downsamples the video thus making it impossible to see in details. Other better hosting sites?
Great tutorial Vincent! I've noticed this before when looking at sonic frames; the layer "Livello 3" doesn't work as it points to the original 4x file which isn't part of the ai file. obviously not really a problem if your remastering a different sprite and if your working on sonic not really hard to fix other than the original 4x sprite isnt on the db