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Adobe Illustrator CS5: Learn by Video [Multiple-component retail product]

  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 120 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 229x184x31 mm, kaal: 470 g, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 DVD-ROM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 21-Oct-2010
  • Kirjastus: Peachpit Press Publications
  • ISBN-10: 0321734815
  • ISBN-13: 9780321734815
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  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 120 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 229x184x31 mm, kaal: 470 g, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 DVD-ROM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 21-Oct-2010
  • Kirjastus: Peachpit Press Publications
  • ISBN-10: 0321734815
  • ISBN-13: 9780321734815
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This complete training program from Adobe Press and video2brain combines over 17 hours of exceptional video training with a full-color 120-page guide to teach you the fundamentals of Adobe Illustrator CS5 as well as the basic principles of vector-based graphics.

Expert authors and trainers Chad Chelius and Russell Viers demystify the interface and show you how to create original artwork. Youll learn to use essential tools to draw in perspective, set sophisticated type, work with multiple artboards, and create resolution-independent raster effects.

Topics include:

    Making complex paths     Painting watercolor strokes     Customizing panels and workspaces     Using Pathfinder effects and the Shapebuilder tool     Vectorizing line drawings     Delivering files to print, the web, or virtually any device

and more!

The lessons are wrapped in a feature-rich interface that lets you jump to any topic and bookmark individual sections for later review. Full-Screen mode provides a hi-def, immersive experience, and Watch-and-Work mode shrinks the video into a small window so that you can play the videos alongside Adobe Illustrator CS5.

As with all titles in the Learn by Video series, the project files used in the lessons are included with the course, and interactive review questions help reinforce what you're learned. Selected videos are also provided ready to be downloaded for viewing on your iPhone, iPod, or other compatible mobile device.
1 Introduction
1.1 How Illustrator Works
1.1.1 Vector vs. Raster
1.1.2 Creating Basic Paths
1.1.3 Keeping Your Art Editable
1.2 Illustrator Jumpstart
1.2.1 Creating a Logo
1.2.2 Using Transformations
1.2.3 Adding Text and Effects
1.2.4 Working with Blends
1.2.5 Creating Artwork
1.2.6 Putting the Texture in Text
1.2.7 Making a Banner
1.2.8 Making a Photo into Art
1.3 Test Yourself
2 Exploring the Illustrator Interface
2.1 What Is Adobe Illustrator?
2.2 The Welcome Screen
2.3 Panels
2.4 Application Bar and Frame
2.5 The Artboard
2.6 Workspaces
2.7 Test Yourself
3 The Interactive Tools Panel
The Selection Tool
The Direct Selection Tool
The Magic Wand Tool
The Lasso Tool
The Pen Tool
The Type Tools
The Line Segment Tools
The Shape Tools
The Paintbrush Tool and Brushes Panel
The Pencil Tool
The Blob Brush Tool
The Erser, Scissors, and Knife Tools
The Rotate and Reflect Tools
The Scale, Shear, and Reshape Tools
The Width and Distortion Tools
The Free Transform Tool
The Shape Builder and Live Paint Tools
The Perspective Grid Tool
The Gradient Mesh Tool
The Gradient Tool
The Eyedropper Tool
The Blend Tool
The Symbolism Tools
The Graph Tools
The Artboard Tool
The Slice Tools
Hand and Print Tiling Tools
The Zoom Tool
Stroke and Fill Indicators
Last Color Assigned
Drawing Modes
Screen Modes
4 Navigating and Viewing in Illustrator
4.1 Navigating and Zooming
4.2 Viewing Modes
4.3 Views
4.4 Test Yourself
5 Working with Documents
5.1 Creating New Documents and New Document Profiles
5.2 Using Templates
5.3 Working with Guides and Grids
5.4 Saving Illustrator Files
5.5 Saving to Web and Other Formats
5.6 Using Adobe Bridge
5.7 Test Yourself
6 Working with Objects
6.1 Using the Selection Tools
6.2 Making and Saving Selections
6.3 Working with Groups and Isolation Mode
6.4 Understanding Stacking Order and the Layers Panel
6.5 Using Blends
6.6 The Pathfinder and Shape Builder Tools
6.7 Creating Compound Paths
6.8 Test Yourself
7 Drawing Paths
7.1 Fill and Stroke Properties
7.2 Drawing with the Pen Tool
7.3 Joining Paths
7.4 Understanding Drawing Modes
7.5 Using the Outline Strokes Function
7.6 Offsetting Paths
7.7 Test Yourself
8 Transformations
8.1 Transformations
8.2 The Transform Panel
8.3 Aligning and Distributing
8.4 Test Yourself
9 Color
9.1 The Color Panel
9.2 Using Spot and Pantone Colors
9.3 Working with Swatches
9.4 Understanding Gradients
9.5 Creating and Editing Patterns
9.6 Using the Color Guide
9.7 Choosing Colors with the Kuler Panel
9.8 Recoloring Artwork
9.9 Using Live Paint
9.10 Working with Gradient Mesh
9.11 Test Yourself
10 Typography
10.1 Point vs. Area Type
10.2 Threading Text
10.3 Formatting Text
10.4 Using Character and Paragraph Styles
10.5 Converting Text to Outlines
10.6 Typing on a Path
10.7 Using Text Wrap
10.8 Finding Symbols with the Glyphs Panel
10.9 Warping Text with Envelope Distort
10.10 Test Yourself
11 Working with Images
11.1 Importing Bitmaps
11.2 Converting Photos to Vector with Live Trace
11.3 Vectorizing Line Drawings
11.4 Rasterizing Objects
11.5 Using Clipping Masks
11.6 Opacity Masks
11.7 Test Yourself
12 Effects
12.1 Using Symbols
12.3 Creating Symbol Sets
12.3 The Appearance Panel
12.4 Applying Effects
12.5 Creating a Graphic Style
12.6 Working with Transparency
12.7 3D Effects: Extrude & Bevel
12.8 3D Effects: Revolve
12.9 3D Effects: Rotate
12.10 Test Yourself
13 Brushes
13.1 Applying Brushes
13.2 Creating and Editing Brushes
13.3 Using the Bristle Brush Tool
13.4 Test Yourself
14 Graphs
14.1 Creating a New Graph
14.2 Modifying a Graph's Design
14.3 Updating a Graph
14.4 Test Yourself
15 Beyond Illustrator
15.1 Saving as PDF
15.2 Saving for Web and Devices
15.3 Preparing a File for Use with Flash
15.4 Test Yourself
Introduction vii
What's New in Illustrator CS5?
1(42)
Segmented Art Brushes
2(3)
Variable-Width Strokes
5(3)
Improvements in the Stroke Panel
8(2)
The Bristle Brush
10(6)
Drawing Modes
16(2)
Transparency in Gradient Meshes
18(2)
The Shape Builder Tool
20(3)
Simplified Path Joining
23(2)
CS Review Online Commenting
25(5)
Multiple Artboard Enhancements
30(2)
Pixel Perfect Drawing
32(2)
Resolution-Independent Effects
34(2)
Symbol Enhancements
36(2)
The Select Behind Keyboard Shortcut
38(2)
The Perspective Grid
40(3)
Drawing in Illustrator CS5
43(12)
Creating Straight Lines with the Pen Tool
44(2)
Deleting and Inserting Anchor Points
46(1)
Drawing Continuous Curved Paths
47(2)
Drawing Non-Continuous Curves
49(1)
Creating Paths Using the Pencil Tool
50(2)
Changing the Path Shape
52(3)
Working with Illustrator and Bridge
55(24)
Working with Bridge
56(1)
Getting Started
57(2)
Customizing Graphic Display
59(1)
Workspaces
60(2)
Adding Keywords to Graphics in Bridge
62(3)
Rating, Labeling, and Filtering Graphics
65(3)
Searching for Images in Bridge
68(2)
Saving the Search Results as a Smart Collection
70(2)
Creating a Collection
72(1)
Tidying Up the Content Panel
73(2)
Quick and Detailed File Comparison
75(1)
Playing a Slideshow
76(1)
Reviewing and comparing Graphics
77(2)
Keyboard Shortcuts and Glossary 79(22)
Index 101
Video2Brain, located in Graz, Austria, is a company focused on producing high-quality video training content for software, photography and programming topics. Crucial to the flexible training are optimized teaching methods, practical tips from well-known industry experts and the focus on learning-by-doing with project files. Video2Brain is an Adobe Certified Training Provider.

Adobe-certified instructors Chad Chelius and Russell Viers present this engaging video training with an easy-to-follow style that makes it fun to learn.