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Hey everyone.
I'm just trying to finish up a sketch for a client. I rarely use Illustrator but I thought I'd do it for this particular job due to the ability to scale the art up and down.
I come from a background of using Photoshop and Toon Boom. Both of which let you use your drawing tablets really efficiently. Toon Boom also give you the ability to delete over lapping lines, which I think is super clever and important when you are trying to get a Vector art piece to have nice fluid pressure lines.
Is there a feature in AI that lets you delete overlapping lines when I'm using the brush tool to draw?
Or is there a better approach to doing this kind of pressure sensitive drawings and making it cleaner.
-A
There are a lot of methods to do that in Illustrator.
1- Use the Path Eraser Tool after selecting your path and Click+Drag on the part you need to delete.
2- Use the Scissors Tool and click to cut your path [click on the path] then delete.
3- you can use the Shape Builder tool also but it'll be good by converting your paths to shapes.
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Here a quick video for that:
Path Eraser Tool & Scissors Tool in Illustrator - YouTube
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There are a lot of methods to do that in Illustrator.
1- Use the Path Eraser Tool after selecting your path and Click+Drag on the part you need to delete.
2- Use the Scissors Tool and click to cut your path [click on the path] then delete.
3- you can use the Shape Builder tool also but it'll be good by converting your paths to shapes.
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Here a quick video for that:
Path Eraser Tool & Scissors Tool in Illustrator - YouTube
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When shortening paths that have a brush applied, the look of the path will change, because the same brush is then applied to a shorter path.
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