Did you know that you can access all your fresco work under ‘cloud documents’ in Photoshop?
You can create vector illustrations and then transfer to Illustrator to finish the work. Vector illustrations – integration with Illustrator. I mainly use it draw grids for my lettering or for drawing perspective grids. At the time this tutorial was made, we were still not able to create a straight line by holding the pencil in position for few seconds. You can either fill the shape with a single color, erase a shape or use it as a mask. Apart from that, you can also use the vector elements that you gathered using Adobe capture. You can edit the number of edges on the polygon to suit your needs. Fresco comes with 3 types of inbuilt shapes – Circle, Square and Polygon. All you have to do is click on the + icon in the brush menu>Get more brushes and it takes you to the adobe website where you can download all the brushes! There are so many and all of them are wonderful! Adobe offers hundreds of free brushes for its subscribers. While you are there, don’t forget to hit subscribe! Here’s a summary of the video: If you cannot view the video, you can find it here. How to paint with Watercolor brushes in Fresco Watch all the 10 Adobe Fresco Tips and Tricks here: 
I have covered some of these in my previous videos, but some are totally new! Pin it! There are so many hidden features in Fresco that no one talks about. I have never done a video on tips and tricks for any of the softwares that I use, but I thought it would be great to do one on Adobe Fresco tips as people are still learning about this awesome tool.
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