How to Design Halftone Using Blend Tool | Adobe Illustrator Tutorial

[@jonatanpinheiros]

Sou brasileiro e gosto muito do seu estilo, parabéns pelo vídeo e pelas técnicas excepcionais 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@albertzabala4999]

Amazing desing

[@rumon8719]

Love your toutorials. I think there is shortcut for bedding objects, but forgot that.

[@alexandrugrecov8964]

I never used simbols till now, but really help in some cases.

[@hermant860]

Thanks! This was useful

[@aephemerial]

Dopeness! 🤘🏼

[@DC3backup]

I really enjoy your videos, thank you for sharing these processes with us. Direct and easy to follow, I hope you keep making more because this is *super* helpful to people just getting into using illustrator. Do you have an instagram or anything?

[@PANTERvision]

Thank you! Glad I can help, yes it's @panter.vision

[@graphicwarehousellcpassion3194]

Great videos brother... why did you send the small ones to the back and form?

[@PANTERvision]

Thank you! Without sending it, it will not create that magnifying effect. Half of the forms will be small and the other half big.

[@graphicwarehousellcpassion3194]

Thank you

[@apnadesiranch]

good job...

[@ghaziahanif4127]

I didnt find the scale option for the sole symbol :(

[@2Chickaboom2]

I enjoy your tutorials overall, thanks for sharing them with everyone. However, I am having a problem with this one. I am failing to understand how this is a halftone? Its a great blended shape exercise (which I do not use often enough in my work) but a halftone should be able to be used in place of a grayscale (or color, but for this purpose a single color obviously) photo or gradient. I understand that halftones are traditionally rounded "circular blobs" but other shapes can be used with some techniques. Their use for analog printing was to simulate a gradient using a vector shape. How would I use this instruction to create a complex shape?

[@magnuskallas]

"Nice" to see Illustrator still has all its annoyances intact after all those year. In this case it still can't remember latest Blend tool options (Preview selected, distance etc) ...