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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 256 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 232x190x12 mm, kaal: 508 g
  • Sari: Adobe Certified Associate (ACA)
  • Ilmumisaeg: 29-Feb-2016
  • Kirjastus: Addison Wesley
  • ISBN-10: 0134397789
  • ISBN-13: 9780134397788
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 256 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 232x190x12 mm, kaal: 508 g
  • Sari: Adobe Certified Associate (ACA)
  • Ilmumisaeg: 29-Feb-2016
  • Kirjastus: Addison Wesley
  • ISBN-10: 0134397789
  • ISBN-13: 9780134397788
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This study guide uses text integrated with video to help learners gain real-world skills that will get them started in their career in graphics or design and lays the foundation for taking the Illustrator ACA exam. A mix of project-based lessons, practical videos, and regular assessments throughout prepares beginning learners for an entry-level position in a competitive job market.

 

Adobe conducted research to identify the foundational skills students need to effectively communicate using digital media tools. Based on feedback from educators, design professionals, businesses, and educational institutions around the world, the objectives cover entry-level skill expectations for each topic. The ACA exams have proved to be highly successful; Adobe reports that the total number of exams taken worldwide has reached one million since 2008.

 

Product development was guided by Peachpits research in the entry-level creative media market. Interviews with educators from high school through four-year colleges provided valuable data and insight into this realm. The Peachpit team identified essential elements for a product that would teach design students what they need to prepare for the job market and to take the ACA cert exam. Peachpit also was able to identify a stellar team of teachers/trainers who have high rates of success getting students certified: Rob Schwartz and his colleagues at BrainBuffet.com & acatestprep.com.
Getting Started viii
1 Introduction to Adobe Illustrator CC
3(12)
Illustrator CC Interface
3(1)
Using the Main Interface Elements
4(3)
Panels
7(4)
Workspaces
11(4)
2 Working with Documents
15(12)
Create a Document
15(2)
Artboards
17(3)
Save a Document
20(1)
Navigating the Illustrator Interface
21(6)
3 Creating Basic Shapes
27(10)
Basic Geometric Shapes
27(4)
Reshape a Corner
31(3)
Move a Corner
34(3)
4 Fill, Stroke, and Color
37(10)
Working with Fill and Stroke
37(5)
Recolor Artwork
42(3)
Arrange Basic Objects to Create a Robot
45(2)
5 Reshaping Objects
47(14)
A Primer on Paths and Selection
47(2)
Draw a Face via Reshape and Transform
49(2)
Draw a Second Face for an Advanced Reshape
51(6)
Layers Panel (First Look)
57(4)
6 Create a Logo
61(10)
Precise Alignment of Objects
61(4)
Use the Shape Builder Tool
65(3)
Stack an Object Behind
68(3)
7 Complexity via Combination and Effects
71(10)
Reshape via Transformation
71(2)
Combine via Pathfinder Options
73(4)
Apply Effects to an Object
77(4)
8 Hand-drawn Look Applied to Shapes
81(10)
Create Spirals
81(1)
Distortion Tools
82(1)
Variable Line Widths
83(3)
Group Objects
86(1)
Selection Commands
87(2)
Scale Options for Strokes
89(2)
9 Live Paint
91(8)
Create a Live Paint Group
91(1)
Use Gap Options in a Live Paint Group
92(1)
Live Paint Bucket Tool
93(1)
Add New Paths to a Live Paint Group
94(2)
Apply Color to Edges
96(1)
Expand or Release a Live Paint Group
97(2)
10 Cut Objects and Apply Gradients
99(12)
Draw Shapes by Cutting
99(1)
Create Compound Paths
100(1)
Add Gradient Fills
101(2)
Create a Custom Gradient
103(2)
Save a Custom Gradient as a Swatch
105(1)
Edit a Gradient via On-Object
Controls
106(5)
11 Creating Blends
111(10)
Blend Two Objects
112(1)
Specify Blend Options
112(1)
Edit a Blend
113(1)
Release a Blend
114(2)
Create Shading Using Blends
116(5)
12 Symbols
121(14)
Open Symbol Libraries
122(1)
Place a Single Symbol
122(1)
Place a Set of Symbols
123(2)
Replace a Symbol
125(1)
Create a Symbol
126(1)
Edit a Symbol
126(1)
Symbolism Tools
127(2)
Symbolism Tool Specifics
129(4)
Unlink or Expand Instances
133(1)
Save a Custom Symbol Library
133(2)
13 Pen and Pencil Tools
135(12)
Draw with the Pen Tool
135(4)
Convert Points
139(2)
Add or Remove Points
141(1)
Cut and Join Paths
141(2)
Manually Trace a Raster Image
143(1)
Draw with the Pencil Tool
143(4)
14 Brushes
147(12)
The Brushes Panel
147(2)
Apply Brushes
149(1)
Edit Brushes
150(5)
Create a Custom Brush
155(1)
Use the Blob Brush
156(3)
15 Type
159(14)
Create Point Type
159(1)
Style Point Type
160(2)
Apply Effects to Type
162(1)
Control Text Flow
163(3)
Place Type on a Path
166(2)
Create Area Type
168(1)
Create Outline Type
169(1)
Flow Type on a Circle
170(3)
16 Advanced Drawing
173(12)
Place Bitmap Images as Embedded Objects
173(1)
Place Bitmap Images as Links
174(1)
Manage Linked Images
175(1)
Create a Clipping Mask
176(2)
Use Image Trace
178(1)
Expand a Tracing
179(1)
Fit an Object into a 3D and Perspective Drawing
179(2)
Use Perspective Grid Feature
181(4)
17 Output
185(14)
Prepare Artwork for Print Output
186(4)
Print Dialog Box Settings
190(2)
Prepare Artwork for Web Output
192(1)
Export Artwork
193(2)
Place as a Smart Object in Photoshop
195(4)
18 Working with Outsiders
199(26)
Who You're Talking For and Who You're Talking To
199(6)
Copyrights and Wrongs
205(6)
Think Like a Boss
211(14)
Conclusion 224(6)
19 Leveling Up with Design (included in ebooks and Web Edition*) ACA Objectives Covered
225(5)
Glossary 230(9)
Index 239
Dena Wilson teaches Graphic Design & Illustration at the LaGrone Advanced Technology Complex in the Denton (TX) Independent School District. She holds ACA certifications in Photoshop and Illustrator and a T&I Teacher Certification from the University of North Texas. She is also an Adjunct Professor at North Central Texas College and is an alumna of the Adobe Education Leader program.

 

Rob Schwartz is an award winning teacher with over 15 years experience in Technical Education. Rob opened the first Technical High School in the county, McFatter Technical High School, and his teaching is very influenced by that experience. He is a popular speaker at state, local, and national conferences, and often presents for Adobe on Photoshop, Illustrator, and teaching strategies. His focus on Industry Certifications and Problem-Based Learning strategies are the secrets to his success. Rob is also an Adobe Certified Instructor, Adobe Education Leader, and won the prestigious Impact Award from Adobe as well as the #1 Educator World Wide award from Certiport. Find out more about Rob by taking a peek into his online curriculum website at brainbuffet.com. Rob lives and works in South Florida.