How to Transform Effects While Drawing in Illustrator
In this Illustrator video, Mark Heaps shows how to set up effects ahead of time, so that transformations occur as you draw! Using the Layers and Appearance panels, he shares a clever way to see the effects as they’re created. This is a gem of a Three Minutes Max tip!
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When I draw, my strokes are rotating around the origin point of my cursor rather than from the center of the ellipse. What did I do wrong?
(I checked the origin point on my transform effects and they are set to center, like yours)