Fade Images from 2+ Sides & Fade Freely in Illustrator | Tutorial

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In this Adobe Illustrator tutorial, you'll learn how to create a fading effect on images using a variety of techniques. We'll cover how to fade images from 2 or more sides - it can be opposite sides or adjacent sides. Also, we'll see how to create a freeform fade that can be applied anywhere on the image. These techniques are useful for creating subtle, visually interesting effects in your designs. Follow along with the step-by-step instructions in this tutorial and start incorporating fading effects into your designs today!
Chapters:
0:00 An intro to fade images
2:07 Fading effects on 1 side of the image
7:12 Fade image from 2 opposite sides
8:43 Fading image from 2+ sides
10:34 Radial fading image effects
13:03 Freeform fading effects
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[@themodelchurchintl]

VERY EDUCATIVE AND HELPFUL! THANKS!

[@Creativealys]

You're welcome!

[@SuperDenon]

Thanks a lot! That is what I was looking for😊

[@Creativealys]

You're welcome. Glad you got it. :)

[@galaxyx723]

This is plenty of good ..keep helping us like that way🙂

[@Creativealys]

Thanks!

[@victoriapennacchio3777]

Thank sooo much! :D

[@Creativealys]

You're very welcome!

[@longto91]

You're the man!

[@Creativealys]

Thanks dude!

[@ShorifulIslam-dt4dn]

very nice video, thank you

[@Creativealys]

Glad you like it!

[@baileyyy1]

Thank you! It was really helpful. But I did not understand how did you blend the 2 images at 5:17?

[@Creativealys]

Thanks for your comment. That was not blend, a rectangle was created to serve as a background and sent it to back using a shortcut at 5:17.

[@Muhammadmiftahofficial]

Thanks ❤

[@Creativealys]

You're welcome!

[@supersigndesigns6162]

appreciate you

[@Creativealys]

Thanks to you!!

[@janeesg5642]

Sir thanks for such an amazing work kindly guide me after applying mask at ''2:42" my image isn't appear blur and second question is when we draw another rectangle create on an image and it's send to back then how create different blend colors on an image.

[@Creativealys]

Glad you like it. Regarding image blur, no need to worry about, just apply Black & White gradient and it will be all good. Your second question isn't clear to me, can you please elaborate more?

[@raynekenzler]

Same here, the image didn't blur and didn't show any image after all..

[@raynekenzler]

​@@Creativealyscan u show us the layer please? I confused

[@Creativealys]

@@raynekenzler Apply Black & White gradient over the opacity mask rectangle: Check 2:51

[@Gdigital1980]

Good

[@Creativealys]

Glad you like it!

[@mygalaxyvideoss]

Hey, How did you animate the Subscribe button next to yoour channel name?

[@Creativealys]

After Effects!

[@gokayk4885]

its so easy to make this in photoshop but why do they make it this harder in illustrator :(

[@Creativealys]

Thanks for your comment. Just a tip for those who work in Illustrator.

[@rufusodion8878]

This is the reason I am currently installing photoshop, I am following the process inthe video, it’s too long and not even working for me.

[@Creativealys]

@@rufusodion8878 Once you mastered it you can do it in seconds!

[@guccimilliano]

What was the point of starting in outline mode just to turn it off again

[@Creativealys]

Thanks for your comment. I'm sorry I didn't get what you're trying to ask. Can you please elaborate it for me?