How I use Adobe Illustrator to make Procreate brushes 🤯

[@skarlipena3772]

I've been watching video classes with different Artists and so far Teela makes everything easier and more practical.

[@EveryTuesday]

Thanks so much for this! 💕

[@evelynwald9132]

This was fantastic. I love this process video as it helped me with some Adobe Illustrator skills as well as Procreate. One of the things I like is that you are so organized with your thought process which helps to keep things simple (I can and do over complicate a process). Thanks so much! ❤

[@EveryTuesday]

Aww thank you, that means a lot! 💕

[@aby_creativejourney]

Wow!🎉 😮!! Thank you so much for sharing your brushes with us, there’s such a big amount of work behind them! I appreciate and appreciate your courses! 🤗 thank you for sharing the “how to”

[@EveryTuesday]

Aww thank you! ❤️

[@wanderingcreativity]

Hi Teela, this is cool, reminds me of the early days when you worked with Adobe illustrator and subscribed for graphic design tips years before I started drawing. This is a full circle moment, liking the horizontal and vertical distribution feature to create manual grids. Thanks for sharing your thought process and techniques, marvellous tutorial bringing Procreate and Adobe Suite together!

[@EveryTuesday]

For sure! It totally is full circle! I loved that I could finally share a vid of the two working together, such an enjoyable process :)

[@susans2991]

Thank you so much. You finally pushed me over the edge of subscribing to the Adobe suite. I learned procreate a few years ago and although my stuff still isn’t great, my physical circumstances changed and I find it too difficult to stand at the heat press for hours making my own products. I’m going to try to sell some of the lettering and designs as digital downloads. I have all the Affinity programs but after watching your videos and a few more I think the auto trace is what I need. Seeing how you made these grids opened even more ideas for me to use the 2 programs together. Another long learning road but will take the first step.

[@EveryTuesday]

Congrats on taking the first step! Once you learn where the common tools are, everything just gets easier and easier - promise! Here's my illustrator playlist (lots of beginner friendly tuts in there) if it helps! 👉 kzbin.info/aero/PLOaLExfvXZWLOtkG4hBFpDykUx7YMLQJG

[@neetabudhraja]

Thank u Teela for teaching how to make calendar brushes ❤😊 loved this tutorial..

[@EveryTuesday]

Thanks for watching! 💕

[@lllita]

I also really like the step and repeat feature in Illustrator.

[@EveryTuesday]

Yes, me too! Could have def used that instead 👍

[@lllita]

@@EveryTuesday oh I wasn't saying that! This was an awesome tutorial! 😊😊

[@SteadyResolve]

That was magical & satisfying to watch! Thank you for making it look so seamless & nonetheless threatening.

[@lilyimpala]

Sooo impressive. Thank you Teela

[@CaliberDawn]

Would love more Adobe content! I’m always lost on there 😂

[@EveryTuesday]

I can def help with that! Will have more coming soon!

[@tacosandwh0rechata]

I just came across your channel. I dont know how to draw or create anything but I decided I wanted to learn this year. I watched your to do list tutorial in pro create and I was so glad to come across your channel. I cant wait to go through them all to learn! Thanks so much for making videos!

[@EveryTuesday]

Thanks so much for checking it out!

[@lynnandscottmitchell7593]

I love this Teela thank you so much !

[@feliciafriesen]

Thank you, Teela!

[@thescotsdog]

Thank You !!!

[@AlisonMcLoughlin-m8v]

so good, you are the best

[@skarlipena3772]

What platform do you recommend to print the calendar?

[@EveryTuesday]

There are quite a few online printer options depending on what you're looking for regarding format/budget. Vistaprint, shutterfly, uprinting, etc. all offer it. If you google online printers for custom calendars, you'll get a lot to pick from 👍