How To Use The Liquify Tool in Adobe Fresco 👍 Quick Tips

I show you how I use liquify tool in Adobe Fresco to experiment with lettering treatment. I start with a lettering piece for "Stay Loose" that I feel is a bit too perfect and tight, and then I dive into the liquify tool to play around with the warp, pucker, and bloat options to make it more wiggly, free, and weird. I also demonstrate how to use the liquify tool with regular old type, and how it can be a fun way to get a trippy, retro vibe. Throughout the video, I give tips on how to control the brush size, how to use the tool to get finer detail, and how to fix any stretching or warping that may occur. Overall, this video showcases how the liquify tool can be a powerful and fun way to experiment with lettering and other illustrations in Adobe Fresco. Don't forget to subscribe for more Fresco Friday tip videos like this!

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