Tutorial: Make Vector Halftones in Adobe Illustrator

How to make a vector halftone gradient in Illustrator

[@TheVectorLab]

Subscribe to my email list to get a Bundle of 40 FREE t-shirt design resources and get a T-Shirt Design Tutorial every week: thevectorlab.com/pages/newsletter

[@grady_8_creations9]

This is wonderful, thank you!

[@cheyyokhmerpride]

Awesome tutorial was just thinking of this the other day man!

[@alexandrugrecov8964]

Great result and good explained. Useful too.

[@titanjedi]

Very cool and simple. Thank you.

[@skydyleyw0037]

Aww man so glad i found your youtube! I’ve been following you on instagram, hey i have a question; say i have a black and white design and i have white vectors in it as well as line work how do i flatten the vectors so that the only thing im working with is the black line work itself so that the design is able to be printed as a film positive

[@TheVectorLab]

Thank you! If you skip forward to 4:25 in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6XcpKCKqZqii6M - that should do the trick. (You can go to Object > Expand. Then in the Pathfinder Window, click the Merge Button. Select a bit of the black. Then go to Select > Same Fill Color. Then Select > Inverse. And hit the Delete Key. That will get rid of all vector paths that aren't black)