Layer Masks and Clipping masks - Beginner Adobe Fresco Tutorial

In this absolitely beginner friendly tutorial, you will learn to create a couple of oranges, while learning different tools/tricks in Adobe Fresco. Mainly, we will learn to use Layer Masks and Clipping masks in Adobe Fresco.
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You will learn the following:
🍊Layer masks
🍊Clipping masks
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[@genevieveshapiro6192]

Thanks for the informative and fun instructions!

[@katy.shone89]

Thank you so much! I'm a student graphic designer and very new to Adobe programs. I'm expected to use illustrator and InDesign and was struggling so much with just fresco. Thank you for explaining it in a way that I understand! ❤❤

[@Nicciolai]

Your explanations were really clear, and I think I can actually successfully use masking and clipping now. I kept failing, but I will have another go. Thanks!

[@peterborten6863]

Thank you! You answered all my questions in one video. 🙏

[@shree1185]

Brilliant video...saved it to my Playlist. Thank you...

[@Samantha-vlly]

Thankfully I did this orange using the ballpoint’s touch pen lol Thank you for this tutorial, keep it up!!

[@51red2]

I loved this. Thank you so much

[@danijelaconzodoviano]

The best tutorial ever thank you so much

[@joselledecker2281]

This was a great tutorial, thank you!

[@Diisyplayzz]

Wow this was very helpful thank you so much 🧡🍊

[@sunnygirl5820]

Thank you for your lesson🙌

[@bambangprasetio827]

THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCHHHHH

[@talofatusiata]

Very helpful thank you!

[@nidhinthomson]

Great tutorial..helped me a lot"looking forward for more content.

[@simonmcdonald446]

that was a fun tutorial!

[@MomoSimmer]

Your channel is wonderful! Thank you for these tutorials 💓

[@printmesomecolor]

Thank you ☺️

[@gyorgyiantal697]

Thank You, helpful ❤

[@marymeyers4848]

You do such amazing tutorials! I have just discovered Fresco and I am so excited to have found your videos. I was wondering if you share a list of your favorite brushes anywhere. Thanks again for your time.

[@nadjetmessafa7905]

Worked, thx

[@TapasKumarPattnaik10]

please make more beginner FRESCO tutorials and cool drawings just like PROCREATE... 🙏🏼.. Your fresco tutorials are helpful for people who can't afford ipad to use procreate.. Your tutorials helps me alot, you explain everything step by step😋.. I watch your tutorials at night and in the morning try to draw to cure my mental illness ❤..please keep posting more videos.. and stay safe😊😇

[@Sandiile]

❤️

[@printmesomecolor]

Hi Tapas, thank you so much. Knowing that my tutorials help you makes me so happy! I will definitely plan more beginner friendly videos. But you can always watch my other Fresco videos as well, they might seem difficult, but they are pretty simple! You can always pause the video and try out before going on to the next step! ☺️

[@abdulaquib9385]

Thanks you very much

[@violet3664]

thank you soooo much

[@deniselim1091]

Hi there, what’s the setting of your stylus pressure? My size 88 of my Belgian is so much thicker than yours 😢

[@Andrea-xw4xe]

I only got to step 2 where i uploaded the color palette and the colors appear when i press on color pallette but it wont let me draw or mark thr color with my pen...it keeps saying "cannot select this type of layer

[@tasminnur7497]

Why doesn't the color picker shortcut work with the Wacom pen? I draw in Pc with my wacom.

[@TheGoodFruitMelancholy]

Haha you MUST BE a mind-reader! I literally have been searching and searching for EVERY possible clipping mask and transparency mask tutorial on YT because, for some reason, I cannot get the concept to make sense to me😳😂despite using the technique multiple times and seeing it in use! Each time I’m just going through each step at negative speed to allow my brain to catch up with what my eyes as seeing!😂😂 This video helped a lot with this issue-THANK YOU! 🙌🏻 Unfortunately I draw/paint portraits and while I totally want to use this in portraiture I cannot seem to wrap my brain around the way it would work… I have found creating multiple layers for the eyes, (as in the pupil, the iris and the cornea each in a separate layer, as well as a separate layer for the eyelids and lashes, etc…I feel like I’m JUST on the VERGE of connecting how masks would ease this work a tonne, but am still fuzzy. Thank you for all your useful guidance with this program! God Bless!!!

[@printmesomecolor]

You could use masks if you want to add highlights to your hair. Another thing would be adding blush to the cheeks. Having a clipping mask would make sure it doesn’t go beyond the face! Adding shadows will be easier with clipping masks as well! There are so many ways you can use it! For the eye, you could create clipping masks for the eye, in such a way that you can change the eye color easily! Just a few things I could think of, but I’m sure there are lot of different ways in which you could use masks in portraits! ☺️

[@mrsjavamama]

Ok I don’t feel so dumb now. Same same same. I think the experts making videos don’t understand how much we don’t know. In this video above for instance, why wasn’t the strawberry stem layer masked? (A mask? I don’t even know how the terminology works lol.) I see masking as a way not to have to spend time worrying about edges but am I missing the point? Why would a make separate layers for these simple orange leaves? What are the situations when masking a clipping a mask makes sense or doesn’t? I need hand holding even though I’m not 5. If this tutorial exists, please clue me in. Sorry to vent. I’m really frustrated.

[@TheGoodFruitMelancholy]

@@mrsjavamama oh my gosh! Same STILL, like a year later😂 And my mom is a graphic designer who is very comfortable with these programs and she is having difficulty explaining it to me! If you ever figure it out please let me know! I have a tiny defunct YT channel (nothing about this sort of content) and am about to create a new Much Better (🙏🏻🙏🏻) channel-I decided that IF I EVER figure out the small minute details of the masking PROCESS🤬🤣I’m gonna MAKE THAT VIDEO! And I’ll invite you to watch!🤣🤣

[@rusheel.chalse]

Wow

[@SBmoonbug]

Wow! This video on Adobe Fresco and layer and clipping masking was amazing! I loved how you made it so simple and easy to understand. The step-by-step instructions and clear explanations really helped me grasp the concept of masks. Thank you for making complex techniques accessible to beginners like me. I loved all of the extra tips too. Keep up the great work and please make more tutorials!

[@agoschiano]

the clipping masks explanation was so clear and helpful!! i wanna cry just thinking about how much time that's gonna save me.

[@printmesomecolor]

Thank you so much ☺️☺️.. It makes me really happy to know that my videos are actually helpful ☺️☺️

[@printmesomecolor]

Thank you ☺️

[@kaylenedawnbuteaufitnessbu2282]

I've been sticking with vector to use in my graphic memoir, and I've been frustrated because the options are limited compared to pixel and watercolor, but watching this video, I came to the realization that if I make my image larger then it will be in my book, then I probably would be okay, since reducing is okay with pixel vs. expanding. Do think I'm right?

[@printmesomecolor]

Hi Kaylene, not necessarily, it can depend on the resampling algorithm. Although, I have heard a lot of illustrators use Photoshop (a raster based program) to illustrate books and what not! So I'm sure it can work. I would highly recommend deciding on what dimension you want your final artwork to be and then working on it. Or, you could always create a sample artwork and see how it behaves when you resize it?

[@kaylenedawnbuteaufitnessbu2282]

@@printmesomecolor Yes, I'm using PS for my backgrounds and of myself and my mother and I draw other characters pertaining to what happened, like I had to fight a nursing home who illegally held my mother and the nurse was a sea witch who lied to me and tried to take my mother away from me, so she is drawn like a sea witch. Thanks

[@leaoliveira3395]

❤

[@zakaarya4921]

Can use symmetry effect.thanks

[@printmesomecolor]

It's not available in Fresco yet.

[@Nukepuke]

terrible video, came here for one thing and left after the 18 minute timeline