#ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR 2015 UPDATES HOW TO#

And we'll wrap things up with a look at Libraries, Actions, and 3D. I devote an entire chapter to logos and specialty type effects.

#ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR 2015 UPDATES HOW TO#

For those of you who need to graph the occasional data, I'll show you how to do it in eye-popping pictographic style. I'll show you how to use the Puppet Warp tool, which lets you take a piece of artwork and instead of having to redraw it, you can recompose it like it's some kind of fluid model. We'll lose ourselves in the vast and flexible realms of custom art brushes, seamlessly repeating tile patterns, and multicolor, organic, even photo-realistic gradient mesh. Next, we'll explore the world of blend modes and opacity masks, which allow you to blend the colors of big things, like entire layers, or little things, like individual fills and strokes. We'll begin by installing D keys, which are a regimen of customized keyboard shortcuts that'll turn you into a lean, mean, illustrating machine. Now by now, you're a pretty advanced user, so you're ready for the big guns. No crowded classroom, no scheduling conflicts, it's just you and me, one-on-one, anytime that it's convenient for you to learn. Give me your time and attention and I'll show you everything you need to know in the order you need to know it. As you know by now, the One-on-One promise is to turn you into the best Illustrator user you know.

By which I mean, the one, the only Adobe Illustrator. Welcome to Illustrator CC One-on-One Mastery, the final installment in a series of three video courses devoted to your absolute and unflinching command of the world's most powerful vector-based drawing software.

Adobe illustrator 2015 updates