Adobe Illustrator tip: how to change the size of mass distortion tool brush
The mass distortion tools palette contain: warp, twirl, pucker, bloat, scallop, crystallize and wrinkle tool. At first sight, selecting any of these tools you will not have any brush option available on topbar. Learn how you can change the default settings.
To access the global brush dimensions, double click on tool, on warp tool for instance. From there, change the sizes of width, height, angle etc. Another way to change the mass distortion tool without to open this settings box, is to use two keyboards: SHIFT and ALT. Press the SHIFT+ALT key and move the mouse to change the size of brush. In case you need to change and the angle of brush, then press just the ALT key and move the mouse along x and y axis to achieve the wanted angle.
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