How to Create Pattern of Brush in Illustrator.
About of Brush
Brushes in Adobe Illustrator are powerful tools that allow you to apply a variety of effects and styles to strokes. Here's an overview of how to use and create brushes in Illustrator:
Types of Brushes
1. Calligraphic Brushes: Simulate the look of calligraphy with different angles and pressures.
2. Scatter Brushes: Scatter a defined object along a path, with options to adjust size, spacing, rotation, and scatter.
3. Art Brushes: Stretch a single defined object along the length of a path.
4. Bristle Brushes: Create strokes that resemble those made by a natural brush with bristles.
5. Pattern Brushes: Repeat a defined pattern along the path.
Using Brushes
1. Accessing Brushes:
Open the Brushes panel by going to Window - Brushes or pressing F5.
Illustrator comes with a variety of preset brushes, or you can load additional libraries by clicking the Brush Libraries Menu button at the bottom of the Brushes panel.
2. Applying Brushes:
- Select the path or shape you want to apply the brush to.
- Click on the desired brush in the Brushes panel to apply it to the selected path.
Creating Custom Brushes
1. Calligraphic Brush:
- Create a new calligraphic brush by clicking the New Brush button at the bottom of the Brushes panel, then select Calligraphic Brush and click OK.
- Adjust the settings such as angle, roundness, and diameter.
2. Scatter Brush:
- Select the object you want to scatter like a shape or symbol.
- Click the New Brush button, select Scatter Brush, and click OK.
- Customize settings like size, spacing, scatter, and rotation.
3. Art Brush:
- Create the object you want to use as an art brush like a complex shape or illustration.
- Select the object, click the New Brush button, select Art Brush, and click OK.
- Adjust settings such as width, direction, and colorization method.
4. Bristle Brush:
- Click the New Brush button, select Bristle Brush, and click OK.
- Customize options like shape, bristle length, density, thickness, and paint opacity.
5. Pattern Brush:
- Create the elements you want to repeat along the path start tile, end tile, and side tile.
- Select the elements, click the New Brush button, select Pattern Brush, and click OK.
- Define how the pattern repeats and adjust the spacing, scale, and other options.
Editing Brushes
- To edit an existing brush, double-click the brush in the Brushes panel. This opens the Brush Options dialog where you can adjust the settings.
- Changes to the brush will update all instances of the brush in your artwork.
Saving and Sharing Brushes
- To save your custom brushes for use in other documents, save the brush library by selecting Save Brush Library from the Brush Libraries Menu.
- To load saved brushes in another document, use the Open Brush Library option from the same menu.
Tips for Using Brushes
- Experiment with different brushes to see how they can change the look of your artwork.
- Combine different brush types for unique effects.
- Use pressure-sensitive tablets to take full advantage of brush dynamics in Illustrator.
Brushes in Illustrator provide endless possibilities for creative expression and can greatly enhance your designs.
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