Currently in college studyin architecture.I'd like to be an illustrator one day but i am 19?
i want to be a actor on TV so i convinced myself that the age that you can start at for being a teen actor ends at 16 but look at Matthew Broderick when he was in war games he was at least 20 or 21. As for illustrating you have to hoan your craft. as long as you keep practicing you will be successful in your art. try to take so art classes to broaden your artI'd like to be an illustrator one day but i am 19?
That's a start. Where do you go to college? You might want to find a college more specific. The first one is an excellent one.
http://www.scad.edu/illustration/
http://www.academyart.edu/index2.asp?IT=鈥?/a>
http://www.rmcad.edu/illustration
http://www.meredith.edu/art/cs-illustrat鈥?/a>
http://www.cca.edu/academics/illustratio鈥?/a>
http://artist-schools.com/%26amp;kid=OVR000587鈥?/a>
so what if you're ';only 19';. do your drawings and illustrations. if you want to, also continue your architecture study. when you feel ready take your illustrations to someone to publish. you don't need a degreee when you have the skill and the evidence right there for them to look at. age isn't even a factor.
I had a Friend at 40 who totally changed his career from being a social worker to being a computer technician never to late your actually young enough to do both
That's great.. read a book called The Secret. You can do or achieve anything you want... it's all up to you. Good luck!
so what ?
commit to it!
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Photoshop Illustrator Mapping object round sphere?
Hi I have a vector image of australia and I want to make it look like it is wrapped around the earth (sphere). I am looking for a simple tutorial step by step on how to do this. If anyone can simplify the process that would be great as every tutorial I find is incredibly involved. I didn't think it would be so hard to achive something so minor.
Thanks!!Photoshop Illustrator Mapping object round sphere?
Update: Why don't you have the Graphic option in the Symbol Options box? Grayed out? If so, maybe use Live Trace on Australia or try rasterizing it.
To get a sphere in Effect/3D/Revolve you have to start out with a half circle. Ellipse tool, hold down Shift, Direct Selection Tool, delete one anchor point to create a half circle.
Effect/3D/Revolve, check Preview box, the Revolve angle should be 360. Offset should be 0 and try changing the ';from'; box from Left or Right Edge. You should be seeing a sphere, not a cylinder.
I think you'll need at least Illustrator CS2 to do this. It's fairly simple actually.
1. Place your image of Australia in your new file.
2. Open the Symbols panel.
3. Select and drag Australia into the Symbols panel.
4. Choose Graphic in the Symbols Options box.
5. Deselect Australia.
6. Select the Ellipse tool and draw a circle.
7. Click the Direct Selection Tool and select one point on the side of the circle. Press Delete to make the circle a half circle.
8. Choose No Fill for the fill color and select some color for the Stroke color.
9. Choose Effect/3D/Revolve and then check the Preview box.
10. Click Map Art in the 3D Options box.
11. Choose the Australia symbol in the Symbol box in the Map Art dialog box. Click the Preview box.
That should do it for you.
Thanks!!Photoshop Illustrator Mapping object round sphere?
Update: Why don't you have the Graphic option in the Symbol Options box? Grayed out? If so, maybe use Live Trace on Australia or try rasterizing it.
To get a sphere in Effect/3D/Revolve you have to start out with a half circle. Ellipse tool, hold down Shift, Direct Selection Tool, delete one anchor point to create a half circle.
Effect/3D/Revolve, check Preview box, the Revolve angle should be 360. Offset should be 0 and try changing the ';from'; box from Left or Right Edge. You should be seeing a sphere, not a cylinder.
I think you'll need at least Illustrator CS2 to do this. It's fairly simple actually.
1. Place your image of Australia in your new file.
2. Open the Symbols panel.
3. Select and drag Australia into the Symbols panel.
4. Choose Graphic in the Symbols Options box.
5. Deselect Australia.
6. Select the Ellipse tool and draw a circle.
7. Click the Direct Selection Tool and select one point on the side of the circle. Press Delete to make the circle a half circle.
8. Choose No Fill for the fill color and select some color for the Stroke color.
9. Choose Effect/3D/Revolve and then check the Preview box.
10. Click Map Art in the 3D Options box.
11. Choose the Australia symbol in the Symbol box in the Map Art dialog box. Click the Preview box.
That should do it for you.
To work in vector programs, which program is better: CorelDRAW Graphic suite X4 or Adobe Illustrator CS4 ?
I started my conversion from traditional to digital graphics, about fifteen years ago with the Corel suite of products. It was a great introduction to computer graphics and I learned a great deal about the bezier drawing tools in CorelDraw.
However, as I was picking up digital techniques as a part of the development of my freelance design business, I learned a LOT about the limits of Corel and the tremendous benefits of the Adobe line of products. ONE of the things I learned was the the Adobe line was the choice of pros AND, the print service bureaus ALL worked with the Adobe files where I had to search around for a good print shop that could work with Corel files.
Of course, a lot has changed now, and more and more amateurs are getting into digital tools. Corel has the advantage of being a LOT cheaper than the full version Adobe apps. With so many people buying Corel and other brands, print shops now, pretty universally accept formats other than Adobe's. But I also note the increasing number of shops that say they prefere files in .pdf format. I think that it will end up being a situation that, as long as you can convert Corel or other files into pdf, that it won't make any difference WHAT application the image was created in.
Here's my input to your question. I would never put down a product that does it's job well for the user. But, as a pro, working IN the industry, I find it much easier to communicate when using the terms used BY the pros. If someone speaks about a process using histograms, channels, levels and such, I will KNOW what is being discussed because the pros tend to know and use the same kinds of applications and tools. Not all the terms from Corel translate well to an Illustrator user, and vice versa.
The basic bezier, vector tools work the same in either product, but, Illustrator offers more opportunities to work with, adapt and modify vector drawings. For me, anything that will save me steps and time is well worth the investment. For a design pro, time really DOES equal money. But for the amateur, who just wants to create good digital artwork, it doesn't matter what tools he uses, as long as they work right.
Good luck with your choice.To work in vector programs, which program is better: CorelDRAW Graphic suite X4 or Adobe Illustrator CS4 ?
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However, as I was picking up digital techniques as a part of the development of my freelance design business, I learned a LOT about the limits of Corel and the tremendous benefits of the Adobe line of products. ONE of the things I learned was the the Adobe line was the choice of pros AND, the print service bureaus ALL worked with the Adobe files where I had to search around for a good print shop that could work with Corel files.
Of course, a lot has changed now, and more and more amateurs are getting into digital tools. Corel has the advantage of being a LOT cheaper than the full version Adobe apps. With so many people buying Corel and other brands, print shops now, pretty universally accept formats other than Adobe's. But I also note the increasing number of shops that say they prefere files in .pdf format. I think that it will end up being a situation that, as long as you can convert Corel or other files into pdf, that it won't make any difference WHAT application the image was created in.
Here's my input to your question. I would never put down a product that does it's job well for the user. But, as a pro, working IN the industry, I find it much easier to communicate when using the terms used BY the pros. If someone speaks about a process using histograms, channels, levels and such, I will KNOW what is being discussed because the pros tend to know and use the same kinds of applications and tools. Not all the terms from Corel translate well to an Illustrator user, and vice versa.
The basic bezier, vector tools work the same in either product, but, Illustrator offers more opportunities to work with, adapt and modify vector drawings. For me, anything that will save me steps and time is well worth the investment. For a design pro, time really DOES equal money. But for the amateur, who just wants to create good digital artwork, it doesn't matter what tools he uses, as long as they work right.
Good luck with your choice.To work in vector programs, which program is better: CorelDRAW Graphic suite X4 or Adobe Illustrator CS4 ?
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How do I convert fonts into objects in Adobe Illustrator 10?
Do I have to change all the fonts into jpeg, tiff,giff, etc.? Do I have to do that via Photoshop? Or is there an easier way of doing it.
I thought my fonts were objects. Except a logo I put together using individual letters. That wasn't showing up when I was went to select-%26gt;text objects.
What do I have to do to text to get it ready for a polymer?How do I convert fonts into objects in Adobe Illustrator 10?
Right click/convert text to outlines may be your best option.
This is usually something you would only do before you save the file as you will be unable to edit the text once you have done so.How do I convert fonts into objects in Adobe Illustrator 10?
group them, or rastezise them
I thought my fonts were objects. Except a logo I put together using individual letters. That wasn't showing up when I was went to select-%26gt;text objects.
What do I have to do to text to get it ready for a polymer?How do I convert fonts into objects in Adobe Illustrator 10?
Right click/convert text to outlines may be your best option.
This is usually something you would only do before you save the file as you will be unable to edit the text once you have done so.How do I convert fonts into objects in Adobe Illustrator 10?
group them, or rastezise them
Can't get the magic wand tool in illustrator to work?
I downloaded the trial version of adobe illustrator CS4, and I cant use the magic wand or the lasso tool on any image (ones I copied and pasted, or ones I drew myself) It just creates a lime green bounding box.Can't get the magic wand tool in illustrator to work?
There is no good options for editing image in illustrator because its not a image editing software
Magic and Lasso are works well in vector objects only you can also use the menu
select %26gt; same %26amp; object like magic wand
Use Photo shop software for image editing
There is no good options for editing image in illustrator because its not a image editing software
Magic and Lasso are works well in vector objects only you can also use the menu
select %26gt; same %26amp; object like magic wand
Use Photo shop software for image editing
Drawing with Adobe Illustrator?
Can anyone draw using basic shapes in Adobe Illustrator?
Using basic shapes like: circles, triangles, squares, etc.
Can you create animals, cars, sport items, etc. how?
Do you have to know how to draw to use this program?Drawing with Adobe Illustrator?
Illustrator only provides two basic shapes, (with variations): It has a circle and elipse tool, and a square, rectangle and rounded edge rectangle.
Any other shapes have to be made by hand, with a straight line tool, freehand drawing tool and the complex Bezier, vector drawing tools. To add color and shading to these shapes only adds to the complexity of using Illustrator for a beginning artist.
So, the basic answer is that , yes, you CAN draw things, using some basic shapes, and that knowing HOW to draw is very helpful. One thing that NO software application can do is let a BAD ';drawer'; be a good one.Drawing with Adobe Illustrator?
Sure.
You can actually make your picture layout with those shapes first and then go in an tweak. That's what I do.
You should study a little bit about how things are put together though, because the coolness about Illustrator is using and controlling Anchor Points.
I also like using the Pen tool a lot.
sadly you could learn to draw like vincent van gogh before you can learn to use that program easily
Using basic shapes like: circles, triangles, squares, etc.
Can you create animals, cars, sport items, etc. how?
Do you have to know how to draw to use this program?Drawing with Adobe Illustrator?
Illustrator only provides two basic shapes, (with variations): It has a circle and elipse tool, and a square, rectangle and rounded edge rectangle.
Any other shapes have to be made by hand, with a straight line tool, freehand drawing tool and the complex Bezier, vector drawing tools. To add color and shading to these shapes only adds to the complexity of using Illustrator for a beginning artist.
So, the basic answer is that , yes, you CAN draw things, using some basic shapes, and that knowing HOW to draw is very helpful. One thing that NO software application can do is let a BAD ';drawer'; be a good one.Drawing with Adobe Illustrator?
Sure.
You can actually make your picture layout with those shapes first and then go in an tweak. That's what I do.
You should study a little bit about how things are put together though, because the coolness about Illustrator is using and controlling Anchor Points.
I also like using the Pen tool a lot.
sadly you could learn to draw like vincent van gogh before you can learn to use that program easily
Where can i get free templates for Adobe Illustrator?
Free QuarkXPress, Microsoft Publisher, and Adobe Illustrator templates
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Photoshop vs Adobe Illustrator?
I'm planning DIY wedding invitations. Which program should I use? What's the difference between them? Which one is easier to use?Photoshop vs Adobe Illustrator?
Photoshop and Illustrator are 2 completely different programs for different needs. For what you want to do I would suggest using Illustrator. If you want to go the free route, there's a program called Inkscape that will pretty much allow you to do the same thing. It is fairly easy to use and wil still enable you to deliver high quality work. Most of these vector drawing programs are quite involved to learn, but that is well worth it in the scope that they offer for Graphic DesignPhotoshop vs Adobe Illustrator?
Photoshop is an raster based image manipulation program with some rudimentary type tools. Illustrator is a vector based illustration program with a very good and complex type engine, and other excellent graphics tools.
For a wedding invitation, you should be using illustrator. If you need to put photos or an image, use photoshop to manipulate the image, but build the card in Illustrator.
Photoshop is a pixel base application and Illustrator is vector base. You can see the difference when you zoom in on pictures made with PS (it becomes pixelated as you zoom in) and made with AI (maintain its color). In terms of use, I find PS easier to use. I recommend using PS for the invitation.
Well, as I graphic designer I choose Illustrator as you can have more options in regards to graphics and fonts. If you want to enlarge your images for A2 size poster, the Illustrator based graphic will still be 100% sharp as it's a vector based graphic programme. However, I am normally working across 2 platforms by manipulated my images in Photoshop (setting them in at lease 600 tpi resolution for best quality) then place them in Illustrator. There are lots of websites to show you some nice tricks and the like of www.dafont.com will provide you free beautiful fonts to download!
PS. I am getting married myself and making my own invitation!!
Good luck!
This is a desktop publishing task not photo editing or drawing so Adobe InDesign or Microsoft Publisher are appropriate.
photoshop is the best
if u had never used it, u can search tutorials...
or if u have any question, email me ;)
Photoshop and Illustrator are 2 completely different programs for different needs. For what you want to do I would suggest using Illustrator. If you want to go the free route, there's a program called Inkscape that will pretty much allow you to do the same thing. It is fairly easy to use and wil still enable you to deliver high quality work. Most of these vector drawing programs are quite involved to learn, but that is well worth it in the scope that they offer for Graphic DesignPhotoshop vs Adobe Illustrator?
Photoshop is an raster based image manipulation program with some rudimentary type tools. Illustrator is a vector based illustration program with a very good and complex type engine, and other excellent graphics tools.
For a wedding invitation, you should be using illustrator. If you need to put photos or an image, use photoshop to manipulate the image, but build the card in Illustrator.
Photoshop is a pixel base application and Illustrator is vector base. You can see the difference when you zoom in on pictures made with PS (it becomes pixelated as you zoom in) and made with AI (maintain its color). In terms of use, I find PS easier to use. I recommend using PS for the invitation.
Well, as I graphic designer I choose Illustrator as you can have more options in regards to graphics and fonts. If you want to enlarge your images for A2 size poster, the Illustrator based graphic will still be 100% sharp as it's a vector based graphic programme. However, I am normally working across 2 platforms by manipulated my images in Photoshop (setting them in at lease 600 tpi resolution for best quality) then place them in Illustrator. There are lots of websites to show you some nice tricks and the like of www.dafont.com will provide you free beautiful fonts to download!
PS. I am getting married myself and making my own invitation!!
Good luck!
This is a desktop publishing task not photo editing or drawing so Adobe InDesign or Microsoft Publisher are appropriate.
photoshop is the best
if u had never used it, u can search tutorials...
or if u have any question, email me ;)
Can you draw - illustrator, artists wanted.?
I'm looking for an artist who can do illustrations for a children's book. I prefer to give an opportunity to someone new and up %26amp; coming rather than a professional. We can work together, (even on-line, so it doesn't matter what state you live in) and then present our work to a publishing house together. Understand that this is not a quick, money making opportunity. I will not pay you or receive payment from you. We will get paid from a publishing house if book gets accepted. Or you can sell your work to me, (if it's what I'm looking for), but then you lose all rights to royalties once the books go to market.Can you draw - illustrator, artists wanted.?
i am very talented at drawing. i would love to work with you according to your ideas, for a price. i am good at carttoning and and still life, oh and also real drawing to. i would love to show you some of my work, so please send me an e-mail and we can talk things over. i would love to present my work in a childrens book. my work isn't know yet, so i would really appreciate this chance to get my work known and started. painting is also a talent im starting just recently. please consider my offer. to contact me please email me, thank you.Can you draw - illustrator, artists wanted.?
i don't think that this is the correct forum for advertising... maybe you should take out an add in your local or state newspaper...
Hi my name is Sebastian I was a pro graphic designer for many years. I am not doing that work any more but my wife and I still paint and draw. We may be interested in your project, but I would like to hear more about it before investing too much time. Please send me an e-mail and we can discuss this further. Regards Sebastianproducts cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
i am very talented at drawing. i would love to work with you according to your ideas, for a price. i am good at carttoning and and still life, oh and also real drawing to. i would love to show you some of my work, so please send me an e-mail and we can talk things over. i would love to present my work in a childrens book. my work isn't know yet, so i would really appreciate this chance to get my work known and started. painting is also a talent im starting just recently. please consider my offer. to contact me please email me, thank you.Can you draw - illustrator, artists wanted.?
i don't think that this is the correct forum for advertising... maybe you should take out an add in your local or state newspaper...
Hi my name is Sebastian I was a pro graphic designer for many years. I am not doing that work any more but my wife and I still paint and draw. We may be interested in your project, but I would like to hear more about it before investing too much time. Please send me an e-mail and we can discuss this further. Regards Sebastian
I got illustrator on a cd from a friend and the cd has every thing to download the installation.?
i can get it to get passed the part to put in the serial number and choose the programs i want sense its the master collection, but after that it says to insert the CS4 disk but we allreay have the disk in, what should i do? i am not sure if i have to go back and hit the acitivate button or trying reinstalling?I got illustrator on a cd from a friend and the cd has every thing to download the installation.?
try this
copy the all files to desktop %26amp; try install from system desktop,
don't install from CD
try this
copy the all files to desktop %26amp; try install from system desktop,
don't install from CD
CanI I use older versions of Photoshop, Illustrator & Pagemaker on my iMac?
I have an iMac (version 10.4.9). I would like to know if I can use the following (older) versions of software on my Mac: Pagemaker 6.5, Photoshop 6.0 and Illustrator 9.0. If so, will they run properly?CanI I use older versions of Photoshop, Illustrator %26amp; Pagemaker on my iMac?
sure it will work fine .. these software are designed to work will all versions of mac and windowsCanI I use older versions of Photoshop, Illustrator %26amp; Pagemaker on my iMac?
All you can do is try. I'm really not sure. If you are running an Intel Mac, you might have more problems though; those programs while they may run under 10.4.9 OS, are probably also PowerPC compatible, not Intel compatible.
Pagemaker of course has gone away. InDesign is the current Adobe page layout and design program. Photoshop is several versions beyond 6.0, and Illustrator is a couple beyond 9.
So all I can say is good luck, try it if you have these programs. Worst that will happen is they won't work, but it's worth trying.
Sorry if this wasn't much help.
sure it will work fine .. these software are designed to work will all versions of mac and windowsCanI I use older versions of Photoshop, Illustrator %26amp; Pagemaker on my iMac?
All you can do is try. I'm really not sure. If you are running an Intel Mac, you might have more problems though; those programs while they may run under 10.4.9 OS, are probably also PowerPC compatible, not Intel compatible.
Pagemaker of course has gone away. InDesign is the current Adobe page layout and design program. Photoshop is several versions beyond 6.0, and Illustrator is a couple beyond 9.
So all I can say is good luck, try it if you have these programs. Worst that will happen is they won't work, but it's worth trying.
Sorry if this wasn't much help.
How can I import an .ai file (illustrator) into In Design?
Also, when I export a .ai file to a layered PhotoShop file, the layers are not the same as they were in Illstrator. Is this normal?How can I import an .ai file (illustrator) into In Design?
You can import native Illustrator files using the Place command (File menu), you can also drag and drop or copy and paste Illustrator files into InDesign to work with them as editable objects.
If you need to transfer editable text from Illustrator to InDesign, highlight the text in Illustrator, copy it, and then paste it into InDesign.
Before you copy and paste or drag and drop Illustrator objects into InDesign, make sure that Copy As AICB (Adobe Illustrator Clipboard) is checked in the File Handling %26amp; Clipboard panel of the Illustrator Preferences dialog box.
You can import native Illustrator files using the Place command (File menu), you can also drag and drop or copy and paste Illustrator files into InDesign to work with them as editable objects.
If you need to transfer editable text from Illustrator to InDesign, highlight the text in Illustrator, copy it, and then paste it into InDesign.
Before you copy and paste or drag and drop Illustrator objects into InDesign, make sure that Copy As AICB (Adobe Illustrator Clipboard) is checked in the File Handling %26amp; Clipboard panel of the Illustrator Preferences dialog box.
Making text an 'object' in Adobe Illustrator?
After writing out some text with the type tool in Adobe Illustrator, how do i then transform it so that it has the properties of an object, so that each letter is on it's own.
Thanks.Making text an 'object' in Adobe Illustrator?
Select or Highlight the text you want to make Objects and select 'Create Outlines' under the Text menu (Ctrl+Shift+O). If you've selected a block of text you'll have to 'Ungroup' after Creating Outlines to manipulate each letter or word separately.Making text an 'object' in Adobe Illustrator?
Adobe Illustrator convert text to vector,
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Type/ Create Outlines,
http://livedocs.adobe.com/en_US/Illustra…
Modifying a letterform
A. Original type object
B. Type converted to outlines, ungrouped, and modified
live docs ,
http://livedocs.adobe.com/en_US/Illustra…
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i'm not an illustrator expert but easiest way to do what you're asking is to use the create outlines under the text menu. then just ungroup it, under the object menu.
now you're free to move about the cabin.
cheers.
Thanks.Making text an 'object' in Adobe Illustrator?
Select or Highlight the text you want to make Objects and select 'Create Outlines' under the Text menu (Ctrl+Shift+O). If you've selected a block of text you'll have to 'Ungroup' after Creating Outlines to manipulate each letter or word separately.Making text an 'object' in Adobe Illustrator?
Adobe Illustrator convert text to vector,
http://www.graphic-design-employment.com…
Type/ Create Outlines,
http://livedocs.adobe.com/en_US/Illustra…
Modifying a letterform
A. Original type object
B. Type converted to outlines, ungrouped, and modified
live docs ,
http://livedocs.adobe.com/en_US/Illustra…
..
i'm not an illustrator expert but easiest way to do what you're asking is to use the create outlines under the text menu. then just ungroup it, under the object menu.
now you're free to move about the cabin.
cheers.
Questions about drawing on computer, adobe illustrator?
1) what the f are vectors, explain very thoroughly.
2) explain why i should use a billion layers, like a seperate one for each thing, i'm sure there's a good reason, i just don't know it.
3) how the freakin hell do you do gradients?? i've just started trying to figure everything out and i've never done that kind of stuff before, i'm used to doing everything by hand, but this program isn't pressure sensitive...
please explain as if i were retardedQuestions about drawing on computer, adobe illustrator?
1. There are two basic types of graphics: raster graphics and vector graphics. The visible difference between the two is that when you zoom in a lot on a raster graphic, the image will become blurry, whereas on a vector graphic, you'll view the same crisp image no matter how much you zoom in. Vector graphics are presented to your computer screen in mathematical formulae rather than images that aren't as accurate.
2. Using layers allows for you to change your graphic a lot more easily. For example, if I was drawing a face, I would have a layer for his hair, eyes, mouth, etc. Then when I go back to color it, I can edit them individually and move them around individually without cutting it out first or re-drawing.
3. Gradients are always a tool on image editting software like Photoshop, you can press the hotkey ';G'; on photoshop to get the gradient. It's under the same menu as the paint bucket, which is why you may be confused.Questions about drawing on computer, adobe illustrator?
1. Vectors I have no clue.
2. You should use a billion layers because it's easier that way. For example, you have something that you want to color, then you color and you mess up, you then erase and the entire picture or part of it is gone. That's where layers come in. You can create another layer so that if you mess up and erase then the bottom picture won't be erased as well. They are really useful and not only for that but for many many things which I can't really explain because I need to be doing it to explain.
3. Ok for gradients you need to find like this little square icon that has black lightening up going into white. Then click it and choose your colors then you can use it by dragging it across the drawing area.
^_^ hope it helped.
Gradients, in Illustrator are a ';fill function.'; You have to select a closed object and then fill it. The object may or may not have a stroke around it. This object may be a vector drawn one or one drawn with the freehand brush or pencil tool.
2) explain why i should use a billion layers, like a seperate one for each thing, i'm sure there's a good reason, i just don't know it.
3) how the freakin hell do you do gradients?? i've just started trying to figure everything out and i've never done that kind of stuff before, i'm used to doing everything by hand, but this program isn't pressure sensitive...
please explain as if i were retardedQuestions about drawing on computer, adobe illustrator?
1. There are two basic types of graphics: raster graphics and vector graphics. The visible difference between the two is that when you zoom in a lot on a raster graphic, the image will become blurry, whereas on a vector graphic, you'll view the same crisp image no matter how much you zoom in. Vector graphics are presented to your computer screen in mathematical formulae rather than images that aren't as accurate.
2. Using layers allows for you to change your graphic a lot more easily. For example, if I was drawing a face, I would have a layer for his hair, eyes, mouth, etc. Then when I go back to color it, I can edit them individually and move them around individually without cutting it out first or re-drawing.
3. Gradients are always a tool on image editting software like Photoshop, you can press the hotkey ';G'; on photoshop to get the gradient. It's under the same menu as the paint bucket, which is why you may be confused.Questions about drawing on computer, adobe illustrator?
1. Vectors I have no clue.
2. You should use a billion layers because it's easier that way. For example, you have something that you want to color, then you color and you mess up, you then erase and the entire picture or part of it is gone. That's where layers come in. You can create another layer so that if you mess up and erase then the bottom picture won't be erased as well. They are really useful and not only for that but for many many things which I can't really explain because I need to be doing it to explain.
3. Ok for gradients you need to find like this little square icon that has black lightening up going into white. Then click it and choose your colors then you can use it by dragging it across the drawing area.
^_^ hope it helped.
Gradients, in Illustrator are a ';fill function.'; You have to select a closed object and then fill it. The object may or may not have a stroke around it. This object may be a vector drawn one or one drawn with the freehand brush or pencil tool.
Were can i find an illustrator for my book?
here lol im serious im a art student that some day wants to illstrate books. if u email me the theme of the book the style ur looking for how many pictures.... i would luv to try to help u maybe this could work out i mean its worth a try for both of us
purpleamyluvsyou@yahooWere can i find an illustrator for my book?
I'm available for commission. I have an online portfolio. e-mail me if you're interested to see it. icalldibbs@yahoo.comWere can i find an illustrator for my book?
Paid or unpaid?
Check your local art college--their students need projects for their portfolios.
You can also put an ad in the community paper, or on Craig's List.
If it's a children book,email me. I have 5 years experience in this field, and I'm good.
it depends on what kind of pictures you're looking for probably.. you could try people here or you could probably look up online or in a phone book yellow pagesproducts cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
purpleamyluvsyou@yahooWere can i find an illustrator for my book?
I'm available for commission. I have an online portfolio. e-mail me if you're interested to see it. icalldibbs@yahoo.comWere can i find an illustrator for my book?
Paid or unpaid?
Check your local art college--their students need projects for their portfolios.
You can also put an ad in the community paper, or on Craig's List.
If it's a children book,email me. I have 5 years experience in this field, and I'm good.
it depends on what kind of pictures you're looking for probably.. you could try people here or you could probably look up online or in a phone book yellow pages
I can't Draw. How can i create my own comic book? Can i use photoshop, or illustrator or something?
If you can't draw you could try making a sprite comic. In sprite comics you use game sprites to create your comic. (However - as they are copyrighted you can't make any money off them). Sprite comic makers often edit and colour the sprites to make them unique.
Some examples of online sprite comics are;
http://www.bobandgeorge.com/
http://www.nuklearpower.com/8-bit-theate鈥?/a>
And this is a resource site with sprites to download %26amp; get you started.
http://www.spriters-resource.com/
And there's even some software to make them with;
(Mac only) http://mac.softpedia.com/progDownload/Sp鈥?/a>
http://www.smackjeeves.com/forum/viewtop鈥?/a>
There's also some online sites that let you cycle though different options to create simple strip comics;
http://pixton.com/uk/
http://www.stripcreator.com/
http://www.toondoo.com/createToon.do?par鈥?/a>I can't Draw. How can i create my own comic book? Can i use photoshop, or illustrator or something?
U can use photoshop and get pictures from the original comic and change what their saying or something?
Some examples of online sprite comics are;
http://www.bobandgeorge.com/
http://www.nuklearpower.com/8-bit-theate鈥?/a>
And this is a resource site with sprites to download %26amp; get you started.
http://www.spriters-resource.com/
And there's even some software to make them with;
(Mac only) http://mac.softpedia.com/progDownload/Sp鈥?/a>
http://www.smackjeeves.com/forum/viewtop鈥?/a>
There's also some online sites that let you cycle though different options to create simple strip comics;
http://pixton.com/uk/
http://www.stripcreator.com/
http://www.toondoo.com/createToon.do?par鈥?/a>I can't Draw. How can i create my own comic book? Can i use photoshop, or illustrator or something?
U can use photoshop and get pictures from the original comic and change what their saying or something?
LOOKING FOR AN EDITOR AND ILLUSTRATOR FOR CHILDS BOOK CANT AFFORD TO PAY.Any ideas?
Gonna be hard to find. If not impossible. Nobody has the luxury of working for free in this economy. My advice is to figure out a way to pay instead of devoting all your time and energy toward looking for freebies.
Need vector pattern for Illustrator?
I've searched everywhere on Google for a Paisley/Bandana style vector pattern.
If anyone knows any specific sites that have this pattern I would greatly appreciate it.Need vector pattern for Illustrator?
Here are some general vector sites:
http://www.google.com/search?num=50%26amp;hl=e鈥?/a>
To convert to vector, you could either grab a bitmap and Auto trace in illustrator, or Magic Wand a selection in photoshop, save it, and import the selection into illustrator.
Bitmaps:
http://images.google.com/images?um=1%26amp;tab鈥?/a>
Good luck.Need vector pattern for Illustrator?
I know this is really late, but that is a TERRIBLE answer. You can't live trace a bitmap! You can't live trace a detailed pattern. Free ones might be on ';vecteezy.com'; ';freevectors.com'; goodle search ';free vector download';. If you're willing to pay, istockphoto.com and shutterstock.com are good Report Abuse
If anyone knows any specific sites that have this pattern I would greatly appreciate it.Need vector pattern for Illustrator?
Here are some general vector sites:
http://www.google.com/search?num=50%26amp;hl=e鈥?/a>
To convert to vector, you could either grab a bitmap and Auto trace in illustrator, or Magic Wand a selection in photoshop, save it, and import the selection into illustrator.
Bitmaps:
http://images.google.com/images?um=1%26amp;tab鈥?/a>
Good luck.Need vector pattern for Illustrator?
I know this is really late, but that is a TERRIBLE answer. You can't live trace a bitmap! You can't live trace a detailed pattern. Free ones might be on ';vecteezy.com'; ';freevectors.com'; goodle search ';free vector download';. If you're willing to pay, istockphoto.com and shutterstock.com are good Report Abuse
Who was the original illustrator of the sunbeam bread girl?
was it leo lambertWho was the original illustrator of the sunbeam bread girl?
This is what I found.
Ellen Barbara Segner
http://item.express.ebay.com/Art_Mixed-M鈥?/a>
This is what I found.
Ellen Barbara Segner
http://item.express.ebay.com/Art_Mixed-M鈥?/a>
Any information about an illustrator/artist ';G Dieckmann 1975';?
I've got a really nice print (bright colours, naive style) of a Paris street with cafes, shops etc. It's signed ';G Dieckmann 1975';. I've searched the web in English/French/German but can't find any info. Can anyone tell me anything about this artist?Any information about an illustrator/artist ';G Dieckmann 1975';?
you know...you must joint with wikipedia, they have many answer there.Any information about an illustrator/artist ';G Dieckmann 1975';?
Could the 'G' actually be a ';U';?
Ulrich Diekmann does paint simplistically.
Check this painting to see if the styles match.
you know...you must joint with wikipedia, they have many answer there.Any information about an illustrator/artist ';G Dieckmann 1975';?
Could the 'G' actually be a ';U';?
Ulrich Diekmann does paint simplistically.
Check this painting to see if the styles match.
I want to create my own website but have 0 web skills i have Photoshop Illustrator and Go Live, what do I do?
i want to design the site myself not use a webhost template. what are the steps from starting the design to getting on the web. thank youI want to create my own website but have 0 web skills i have Photoshop Illustrator and Go Live, what do I do?
1) You create your web page design in Illustrator and/or Photoshop.
2)
option a) you learn Golive and html/css. Convert your design to a web template in Golive. Drawback to this method: takes time and a lot of effort.
option b) you hire someone to do the conversion for you. Drawback: may cost money, unless you know a friend / have a family member who will do this for you.
option c) get Xara Web Designer. If you know how to use both Illustrator and Photoshop, you can learn this truly simple to use VISUAL web designer app in an afternoon. Create an original website with several pages in a matter of hours, which is web standard compliant and uses css for layout. What's more: you do not need to know one bit about coding. Drawback: you will not learn one bit about coding. And it costs a banal $49. Check the trial, which is fully functional. I am a professional web designer, and must say this is the first tool I have ever come across that actually keeps the promise of creating good looking web sites without writing one line of code.
http://www.xara.com/us/products/webdesig鈥?/a>
Of course, you will still need to bring the images from Photoshop and Illustrator into web designer, and re-build your design.
3) upload your website.
Note: although I think xara web designer is a great prototyping tool, I still think that to become a real web professional you will have to know how to code a page manually. But for designers or people like you who wish to create a great looking static website and do not know jack about coding, nor wish to know, this is heaven-sent.
Do not bother with GoLive - it is no longer supported or maintained by Adobe. Dreamweaver is a better choice.I want to create my own website but have 0 web skills i have Photoshop Illustrator and Go Live, what do I do?
checkout free website templates @ http://www.mytemplatebox.com/
for use or inspiration
You send Photoshop Illustrator to those who can use it but not afford it... like me %26gt;.%26gt;products cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
1) You create your web page design in Illustrator and/or Photoshop.
2)
option a) you learn Golive and html/css. Convert your design to a web template in Golive. Drawback to this method: takes time and a lot of effort.
option b) you hire someone to do the conversion for you. Drawback: may cost money, unless you know a friend / have a family member who will do this for you.
option c) get Xara Web Designer. If you know how to use both Illustrator and Photoshop, you can learn this truly simple to use VISUAL web designer app in an afternoon. Create an original website with several pages in a matter of hours, which is web standard compliant and uses css for layout. What's more: you do not need to know one bit about coding. Drawback: you will not learn one bit about coding. And it costs a banal $49. Check the trial, which is fully functional. I am a professional web designer, and must say this is the first tool I have ever come across that actually keeps the promise of creating good looking web sites without writing one line of code.
http://www.xara.com/us/products/webdesig鈥?/a>
Of course, you will still need to bring the images from Photoshop and Illustrator into web designer, and re-build your design.
3) upload your website.
Note: although I think xara web designer is a great prototyping tool, I still think that to become a real web professional you will have to know how to code a page manually. But for designers or people like you who wish to create a great looking static website and do not know jack about coding, nor wish to know, this is heaven-sent.
Do not bother with GoLive - it is no longer supported or maintained by Adobe. Dreamweaver is a better choice.I want to create my own website but have 0 web skills i have Photoshop Illustrator and Go Live, what do I do?
checkout free website templates @ http://www.mytemplatebox.com/
for use or inspiration
You send Photoshop Illustrator to those who can use it but not afford it... like me %26gt;.%26gt;
What is the difference between PHOTOSHOP AND FREEHAND AND ILLUSTRATOR?
OK .. Photoshop is Pixal base editin program .. usially used to edit Pictures and photoes ..
Where FreeHand and Illustrator are victor based .. the both work in the same way but for two compatitive companies .. and mostly used to designing logos ..
simply if u zoom in a photoshop pic u will start seing squarse. where in Freehand and illustrator u can zoom as much as u can and the quality of the illustration will not be effected.
Photoshop and Illustrator are for Adobe .. FreeHand used to be for Macromedia ..
Just for the Record .. Adobe baught Macromedia .. ;)
Hope that helped
Where FreeHand and Illustrator are victor based .. the both work in the same way but for two compatitive companies .. and mostly used to designing logos ..
simply if u zoom in a photoshop pic u will start seing squarse. where in Freehand and illustrator u can zoom as much as u can and the quality of the illustration will not be effected.
Photoshop and Illustrator are for Adobe .. FreeHand used to be for Macromedia ..
Just for the Record .. Adobe baught Macromedia .. ;)
Hope that helped
Adobe Illustrator cs3 pen tool question?
I looked at some tutorials about the pen tool. When they make a path it seems like the path automatically turns into a regular black line. However, when I make path, it just stays red. How do I turn it into a real line?Adobe Illustrator cs3 pen tool question?
You have to choose a color you want it to be or press the arrow key. ahhhh!!!!! I dont remember sorry i haven't use it for like an year nowAdobe Illustrator cs3 pen tool question?
when you using pen tool, its use the same color of last object you selected, select the path double click on the stroke icon in the toolbox select black or press D
You have to choose a color you want it to be or press the arrow key. ahhhh!!!!! I dont remember sorry i haven't use it for like an year nowAdobe Illustrator cs3 pen tool question?
when you using pen tool, its use the same color of last object you selected, select the path double click on the stroke icon in the toolbox select black or press D
I want to create my own website but have 0 web skills i have Photoshop Illustrator and Go Live, what do I do?
i want to design the site myself not use a webhost template. what are the steps from starting the design to getting on the web. thank youI want to create my own website but have 0 web skills i have Photoshop Illustrator and Go Live, what do I do?
1) You create your web page design in Illustrator and/or Photoshop.
2)
option a) you learn Golive and html/css. Convert your design to a web template in Golive. Drawback to this method: takes time and a lot of effort.
option b) you hire someone to do the conversion for you. Drawback: may cost money, unless you know a friend / have a family member who will do this for you.
option c) get Xara Web Designer. If you know how to use both Illustrator and Photoshop, you can learn this truly simple to use VISUAL web designer app in an afternoon. Create an original website with several pages in a matter of hours, which is web standard compliant and uses css for layout. What's more: you do not need to know one bit about coding. Drawback: you will not learn one bit about coding. And it costs a banal $49. Check the trial, which is fully functional. I am a professional web designer, and must say this is the first tool I have ever come across that actually keeps the promise of creating good looking web sites without writing one line of code.
http://www.xara.com/us/products/webdesig鈥?/a>
Of course, you will still need to bring the images from Photoshop and Illustrator into web designer, and re-build your design.
3) upload your website.
Note: although I think xara web designer is a great prototyping tool, I still think that to become a real web professional you will have to know how to code a page manually. But for designers or people like you who wish to create a great looking static website and do not know jack about coding, nor wish to know, this is heaven-sent.
Do not bother with GoLive - it is no longer supported or maintained by Adobe. Dreamweaver is a better choice.I want to create my own website but have 0 web skills i have Photoshop Illustrator and Go Live, what do I do?
checkout free website templates @ http://www.mytemplatebox.com/
for use or inspiration
You send Photoshop Illustrator to those who can use it but not afford it... like me %26gt;.%26gt;
1) You create your web page design in Illustrator and/or Photoshop.
2)
option a) you learn Golive and html/css. Convert your design to a web template in Golive. Drawback to this method: takes time and a lot of effort.
option b) you hire someone to do the conversion for you. Drawback: may cost money, unless you know a friend / have a family member who will do this for you.
option c) get Xara Web Designer. If you know how to use both Illustrator and Photoshop, you can learn this truly simple to use VISUAL web designer app in an afternoon. Create an original website with several pages in a matter of hours, which is web standard compliant and uses css for layout. What's more: you do not need to know one bit about coding. Drawback: you will not learn one bit about coding. And it costs a banal $49. Check the trial, which is fully functional. I am a professional web designer, and must say this is the first tool I have ever come across that actually keeps the promise of creating good looking web sites without writing one line of code.
http://www.xara.com/us/products/webdesig鈥?/a>
Of course, you will still need to bring the images from Photoshop and Illustrator into web designer, and re-build your design.
3) upload your website.
Note: although I think xara web designer is a great prototyping tool, I still think that to become a real web professional you will have to know how to code a page manually. But for designers or people like you who wish to create a great looking static website and do not know jack about coding, nor wish to know, this is heaven-sent.
Do not bother with GoLive - it is no longer supported or maintained by Adobe. Dreamweaver is a better choice.I want to create my own website but have 0 web skills i have Photoshop Illustrator and Go Live, what do I do?
checkout free website templates @ http://www.mytemplatebox.com/
for use or inspiration
You send Photoshop Illustrator to those who can use it but not afford it... like me %26gt;.%26gt;
What is the difference between PHOTOSHOP AND FREEHAND AND ILLUSTRATOR?
OK .. Photoshop is Pixal base editin program .. usially used to edit Pictures and photoes ..
Where FreeHand and Illustrator are victor based .. the both work in the same way but for two compatitive companies .. and mostly used to designing logos ..
simply if u zoom in a photoshop pic u will start seing squarse. where in Freehand and illustrator u can zoom as much as u can and the quality of the illustration will not be effected.
Photoshop and Illustrator are for Adobe .. FreeHand used to be for Macromedia ..
Just for the Record .. Adobe baught Macromedia .. ;)
Hope that helped
Where FreeHand and Illustrator are victor based .. the both work in the same way but for two compatitive companies .. and mostly used to designing logos ..
simply if u zoom in a photoshop pic u will start seing squarse. where in Freehand and illustrator u can zoom as much as u can and the quality of the illustration will not be effected.
Photoshop and Illustrator are for Adobe .. FreeHand used to be for Macromedia ..
Just for the Record .. Adobe baught Macromedia .. ;)
Hope that helped
Do you know how I can get the program illustrator + for a pc?
I have it for mac on a zip disk which does me no good since I now have a pc and no zip drive. I like to scan drawings and fix them up but I think that the editing programs I have are not good enough. I don't have photoshop and I had a hard time understanding how to use it when I did, do you know of any others? I just use the programs that came with my hp scanner- Photo Explosion and Paint but they don't do everything I would like to do like fill an area with a color.Do you know how I can get the program illustrator + for a pc?
Download the Illustrator trail version off Adobe.com?
Download the Illustrator trail version off Adobe.com?
I am looking for an image of Norman Rockwell, Illustrator from Cradle to Grave, painted in 1946.?
I've scoured the web looking for an image of this illustration and have had no luck. I've seen references to the work here:
http://archives.cnn.com/2000/STYLE/arts/06/14/norman.rockwell.reut/
http://www.artnet.com/magazine/news/artnetnews/artnetnews11-2-01.asp
but can't find an image. Help!I am looking for an image of Norman Rockwell, Illustrator from Cradle to Grave, painted in 1946.?
The original drawing, ';From Cradle to Grave,'; which was a drawing after ';Artist Facing Blank Canvas (Deadline),'; sold at Sotheby's April 12,1990 6.7'; X 32.'; I checked his museum and there is no image. Below are his archives at the Library of Congress, you'd better get ready... and roll up your sleeves!
http://www.lewisbond.com/rckwellpgs/rocd鈥?/a>
http://www.loc.gov/fedsearch/?targets%5B鈥?/a>
And I then I found this: In USA Today, Nov.2000: In presenting the Museum Today feature, ';Pictures for the American People: The Art of Norman Rockwell,'; in the July 2000 issue, copyright information on the paintings inadvertently was omitted. The following paintings are copyright[C] by The Curtis Publishing Company: ';No Swimming';; ';Artist Facing Blank Canvas (Deadline)';; ';Freedom from Want';; ';Freedom from Fear';; ';Freedom to Worship';; ';Freedom of Speech';; ';After the Prom';; ';The Gossips';; ';Going and Coming';; ';Christmas Homecoming';; ';Girl at Mirror';; ';Art Critic';; ';The Marriage License';; ';The Runaway';; ';Triple Self-Portrait';; ';Saying Grace';; ';Golden Rule';; ';Gary Cooper as the Texan';; ';Walking to Church';; and ';April Fool: Girl with Shopkeeper.'; http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1鈥?/a>
And ..If I were you, I would email the museum and ask them your question. Hope that this helped! http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1鈥?/a>
http://www.normanrockwellmuseum.org/page鈥?/a>
Norman Rockwell Museum
9 Glendale Road, Route 183,
P.O. Box 308
Stockbridge, MA 01262
413.298.4100
Good luck.. I hope you find it!I am looking for an image of Norman Rockwell, Illustrator from Cradle to Grave, painted in 1946.?
http://www.artrenewal.org/asp/database/a鈥?/a>
The Art Renewal Center has 103 of his paintings in its archives. If it's not there, I couldn't begin to tell you where to look.products cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
http://archives.cnn.com/2000/STYLE/arts/06/14/norman.rockwell.reut/
http://www.artnet.com/magazine/news/artnetnews/artnetnews11-2-01.asp
but can't find an image. Help!I am looking for an image of Norman Rockwell, Illustrator from Cradle to Grave, painted in 1946.?
The original drawing, ';From Cradle to Grave,'; which was a drawing after ';Artist Facing Blank Canvas (Deadline),'; sold at Sotheby's April 12,1990 6.7'; X 32.'; I checked his museum and there is no image. Below are his archives at the Library of Congress, you'd better get ready... and roll up your sleeves!
http://www.lewisbond.com/rckwellpgs/rocd鈥?/a>
http://www.loc.gov/fedsearch/?targets%5B鈥?/a>
And I then I found this: In USA Today, Nov.2000: In presenting the Museum Today feature, ';Pictures for the American People: The Art of Norman Rockwell,'; in the July 2000 issue, copyright information on the paintings inadvertently was omitted. The following paintings are copyright[C] by The Curtis Publishing Company: ';No Swimming';; ';Artist Facing Blank Canvas (Deadline)';; ';Freedom from Want';; ';Freedom from Fear';; ';Freedom to Worship';; ';Freedom of Speech';; ';After the Prom';; ';The Gossips';; ';Going and Coming';; ';Christmas Homecoming';; ';Girl at Mirror';; ';Art Critic';; ';The Marriage License';; ';The Runaway';; ';Triple Self-Portrait';; ';Saying Grace';; ';Golden Rule';; ';Gary Cooper as the Texan';; ';Walking to Church';; and ';April Fool: Girl with Shopkeeper.'; http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1鈥?/a>
And ..If I were you, I would email the museum and ask them your question. Hope that this helped! http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1鈥?/a>
http://www.normanrockwellmuseum.org/page鈥?/a>
Norman Rockwell Museum
9 Glendale Road, Route 183,
P.O. Box 308
Stockbridge, MA 01262
413.298.4100
Good luck.. I hope you find it!I am looking for an image of Norman Rockwell, Illustrator from Cradle to Grave, painted in 1946.?
http://www.artrenewal.org/asp/database/a鈥?/a>
The Art Renewal Center has 103 of his paintings in its archives. If it's not there, I couldn't begin to tell you where to look.
How can I convert fla files to illustrator eps 8.0 format without any quality or color loss?
I have to export from freehand to illustrator CS2, but illustrator CS2 is somehow do not open illustrator ai files. confused... HELP!How can I convert fla files to illustrator eps 8.0 format without any quality or color loss?
Howdy,
I used to stumble my way designing stuff with Illustrator a while back. I got a lot of help from the Yahoo Illustrator group. You might pay 'em a visit.How can I convert fla files to illustrator eps 8.0 format without any quality or color loss?
Go to export in freehand and save it as an .eps file, then open it in illustrator and save it as an .ai file
Howdy,
I used to stumble my way designing stuff with Illustrator a while back. I got a lot of help from the Yahoo Illustrator group. You might pay 'em a visit.How can I convert fla files to illustrator eps 8.0 format without any quality or color loss?
Go to export in freehand and save it as an .eps file, then open it in illustrator and save it as an .ai file
Adobe illustrator Q? how do you merge layers to make one shape?
ok, so i know how to group things. I want to know how to make a shape with a hole in it and it will be one shape without a group. for example to make a donut shape. the way i do it is make a circle and another circle with a background color in it. but im sure there is an easier way! please help!Adobe illustrator Q? how do you merge layers to make one shape?
The Pathfinder palette is your friend.
The most common way to make your donut shape involves the Subtract function in the Pathfinder palette.
Drag out a circle. Drag out a smaller circle on top of it.
Optional: Select both circles and click Windows -%26gt; Align, and in the top row of icons, click the second (horizontal align center) and fourth (vertical align center) icons to line them up symmetrically.
Click Windows -%26gt; Pathfinder to open the Pathfinder palette (if it isn't already open).
Select both circles, and click the Subtract icon (2nd icon on top row).
The Pathfinder palette is your friend.
The most common way to make your donut shape involves the Subtract function in the Pathfinder palette.
Drag out a circle. Drag out a smaller circle on top of it.
Optional: Select both circles and click Windows -%26gt; Align, and in the top row of icons, click the second (horizontal align center) and fourth (vertical align center) icons to line them up symmetrically.
Click Windows -%26gt; Pathfinder to open the Pathfinder palette (if it isn't already open).
Select both circles, and click the Subtract icon (2nd icon on top row).
Adobe Illustrator cs3 pen tool question?
I looked at some tutorials about the pen tool. When they make a path it seems like the path automatically turns into a regular black line. However, when I make path, it just stays red. How do I turn it into a real line?Adobe Illustrator cs3 pen tool question?
Sounds like you have a Path, but that Path has no Stroke (or a Stroke Weight of ';0';).
Look at your colors (in the Tools window... From the file menu, click Window %26gt; Tools). There's a square representing the fill color (color of solid objects) and a square ';outline'; representing the stroke color (color of edges of objects/lines). Make sure the square ';outline'; representing the stroke color HAS a color. If not, click on it and select your desired color (Make sure it differs from the color of the object/background behind it).
If that isn't it...
With your path selected, hit CTRL+F10, -or- in the file menu, click Window %26gt; Stroke. This brings up the Stroke dialog. If the Stroke Weight is ';0'; (or some small integer), increase the Stroke Weight, and you should see your Path even when deselected.
Sounds like you have a Path, but that Path has no Stroke (or a Stroke Weight of ';0';).
Look at your colors (in the Tools window... From the file menu, click Window %26gt; Tools). There's a square representing the fill color (color of solid objects) and a square ';outline'; representing the stroke color (color of edges of objects/lines). Make sure the square ';outline'; representing the stroke color HAS a color. If not, click on it and select your desired color (Make sure it differs from the color of the object/background behind it).
If that isn't it...
With your path selected, hit CTRL+F10, -or- in the file menu, click Window %26gt; Stroke. This brings up the Stroke dialog. If the Stroke Weight is ';0'; (or some small integer), increase the Stroke Weight, and you should see your Path even when deselected.
I made a picture on Aobe Illustrator and I need to convert it to a .gif? How?
I need a thumbnail size that must be: 100 x 70 pixel gif under 10kb
AND
A bigger file: 640 pixel wide jpg, gif, png or swf no more than 800 pixels tall and under 250kb.
How do i convert it into these? Or how do I save it as those?I made a picture on Aobe Illustrator and I need to convert it to a .gif? How?
File -%26gt; ExportI made a picture on Aobe Illustrator and I need to convert it to a .gif? How?
SHEC0002 IS RIGHT
GO IN FILE AND EXPORT THEM
NO PROBLEM
AND
A bigger file: 640 pixel wide jpg, gif, png or swf no more than 800 pixels tall and under 250kb.
How do i convert it into these? Or how do I save it as those?I made a picture on Aobe Illustrator and I need to convert it to a .gif? How?
File -%26gt; ExportI made a picture on Aobe Illustrator and I need to convert it to a .gif? How?
SHEC0002 IS RIGHT
GO IN FILE AND EXPORT THEM
NO PROBLEM
Adobe Illustrator from Trial to full version?
I had the free version downloaded. I bought the full version and when I went to input the serial number for illustrator it didn't accept it. Although for the photoshop/acrobat etc. all accepted it and work.Adobe Illustrator from Trial to full version?
check adobe's website. there was something messed up with the free trial that left it on your system blah blah they explain it all their. basicly they show you the steps you need to take and if all else fails they have a program to get rid of the trial which allows you to install the full version. I had this happen to me but I followed what they told me.
check adobe's website. there was something messed up with the free trial that left it on your system blah blah they explain it all their. basicly they show you the steps you need to take and if all else fails they have a program to get rid of the trial which allows you to install the full version. I had this happen to me but I followed what they told me.
How do install vectors for adobe illustrator?
yeah I have no idea.
please help me!
Thanks.How do install vectors for adobe illustrator?
Install vectors? Are you sure thats what you mean? The purpose of Illustrator is to create vector art, not install it. (Vector art is art that can be scaled to any size, large or smaller, and still keep the same pixelation. )
Rephrase the question and I'll probably be able to walk you through it.products cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
please help me!
Thanks.How do install vectors for adobe illustrator?
Install vectors? Are you sure thats what you mean? The purpose of Illustrator is to create vector art, not install it. (Vector art is art that can be scaled to any size, large or smaller, and still keep the same pixelation. )
Rephrase the question and I'll probably be able to walk you through it.
In illustrator cs3 is there a way to change the left side ruler to read 0 from the top instead of the bottom?
Yes. Drag the little square between the two rules (in the upper left corner) to the spot where you want both rulers to start with a 0.
Medical Illustrator Educational Requirements?
am considering pursuing the higher education to obtain a degree in medical illustration. However, as I was begining my research, I noticed the Medical Ilustrators have a BFA.
I have a BA in arts, concentrations in drawing and printmaking from a 4 year private college.
Would this be applicable to continue to become a medical illustrator?Medical Illustrator Educational Requirements?
They do not need a degree in medicine. One should be skilled in line drawing and accurate in rendering details. Things like fine structures of various anatomical structures at rest, at work, in health and disease are important relative dimensions have to be maintained, which is not easy with 3D plastic forms.
The ability to work with temperamental clinicians is also an added need.
Looks as though you are fully equipped as you are.
I have a BA in arts, concentrations in drawing and printmaking from a 4 year private college.
Would this be applicable to continue to become a medical illustrator?Medical Illustrator Educational Requirements?
They do not need a degree in medicine. One should be skilled in line drawing and accurate in rendering details. Things like fine structures of various anatomical structures at rest, at work, in health and disease are important relative dimensions have to be maintained, which is not easy with 3D plastic forms.
The ability to work with temperamental clinicians is also an added need.
Looks as though you are fully equipped as you are.
Vector tutorials for cs4 adobe illustrator?
where can I find good tutorials on how to create vector designs from scratch on cs4 adobe illustrator? or cs4 photoshop 11.0?
include the website if you can?Vector tutorials for cs4 adobe illustrator?
Adobe.com has very good videos accessible through the Help menu in the software. Concentrate on Illustrator if you want vectors.
include the website if you can?Vector tutorials for cs4 adobe illustrator?
Adobe.com has very good videos accessible through the Help menu in the software. Concentrate on Illustrator if you want vectors.
Who is your favorite quirky illustrator, what's your favorite book they've illustrated?
My favorite has to be the late Dr. Seuss. He wrote and illustrated 44 childrens books, some of which were made into tv shows and movies. I even hear there is an amusement park ride in Orlando. To pick a favorite is really tough. I suppose the Grinch who Stole Christmas is the classic, but I'd recommend ';Oh The Places You'll Go'; for illustrations. Dr. Seuss is hard to beat...Who is your favorite quirky illustrator, what's your favorite book they've illustrated?
Bill Sienkiewicz - did the artwork for Frank Miller's ';Elektra: Assassin,'; which is really experimental, uses many different styles, almost stream-of-consciousness. Obviously, a comics artist does more than mere illustrations, as the story is largely told through the art... but that's another issue altogether.
Lane Smith, who did The Stinky Cheese Man, is also very clever.
Bill Sienkiewicz - did the artwork for Frank Miller's ';Elektra: Assassin,'; which is really experimental, uses many different styles, almost stream-of-consciousness. Obviously, a comics artist does more than mere illustrations, as the story is largely told through the art... but that's another issue altogether.
Lane Smith, who did The Stinky Cheese Man, is also very clever.
Would you recommend adobe illustrator?
i have seen some awesome artwork made using illustrator.
how would you rate this program or any others for photo editing?Would you recommend adobe illustrator?
Illustrator is the tops for creating Scalable Vector Graphics - and is an industry standard application. For photo editing use Photoshop and then place in Illustrator.
If you want something free and abso similar to Illustrator, try out InkScape.
http://www.inkscape.org/Would you recommend adobe illustrator?
Isn't illustrator a video editing app?Sony vegas and all others spretty much do the same thing. .
how would you rate this program or any others for photo editing?Would you recommend adobe illustrator?
Illustrator is the tops for creating Scalable Vector Graphics - and is an industry standard application. For photo editing use Photoshop and then place in Illustrator.
If you want something free and abso similar to Illustrator, try out InkScape.
http://www.inkscape.org/Would you recommend adobe illustrator?
Isn't illustrator a video editing app?Sony vegas and all others spretty much do the same thing. .
Difference between photoshop, fireworks, illustrator and indesign?
what are the distinctive characteristics of fireworks, illustrator and indesign comparing to photoshop?Difference between photoshop, fireworks, illustrator and indesign?
Fireworks is targeted towards web graphics. It's good for making all the little buttons and symbols a web page may need.
Adobe states: ';Fireworks is a much more focused tool with features for prototyping vectors and bitmaps for the web and application interfaces.';
Illustrator is focused on vector graphics. Vector graphics can scale up or down without loss of resolution. It is good to use when you need large sized graphics like giant posters, car decals and signs. It has other benefits as well. But the biggest is that it works well from business card size to billboard size.
Adobe states: ';What is Illustrator CS4 and who is it for?
Adobe Illustrator CS4 software is a comprehensive vector graphics environment that is ideal for all creative professionals, including web and interactive designers and developers, multimedia producers, motion graphics and visual effects designers, animators, and video professionals.';
Indesign is geared mostly toward print. Books, magazines, catalogs, and newspapers tend to find it's features helpful.
Photshop is a general tool, mostly geared for professional photographers and graphics designers.products cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
Fireworks is targeted towards web graphics. It's good for making all the little buttons and symbols a web page may need.
Adobe states: ';Fireworks is a much more focused tool with features for prototyping vectors and bitmaps for the web and application interfaces.';
Illustrator is focused on vector graphics. Vector graphics can scale up or down without loss of resolution. It is good to use when you need large sized graphics like giant posters, car decals and signs. It has other benefits as well. But the biggest is that it works well from business card size to billboard size.
Adobe states: ';What is Illustrator CS4 and who is it for?
Adobe Illustrator CS4 software is a comprehensive vector graphics environment that is ideal for all creative professionals, including web and interactive designers and developers, multimedia producers, motion graphics and visual effects designers, animators, and video professionals.';
Indesign is geared mostly toward print. Books, magazines, catalogs, and newspapers tend to find it's features helpful.
Photshop is a general tool, mostly geared for professional photographers and graphics designers.
How to fill an illustrator line?
I am using version CS and I know you have to complete closed line in order to do a complete line. How would I go about if I have pieces that will not join. I have an example to show so I am open to ideas. Thanks! http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n83/Sparklebabe_01/exaple.jpgHow to fill an illustrator line?
These are not the easiest sketches, but basically you need to close any shapes to have a uniform fill. You need to have 2 main shapes; top and lower part of the dress.
Then, select 2 points, not necessarily on top of each other, and hold Ctrl+J. It will join the 2 points by a line.
good luckHow to fill an illustrator line?
Sometimes, the best is to separate outline to colour fill. On a first layer you create the outline, and the layer below, you create a new path that fills the outline. so the outline does not need to be closed and the drawing will be more accurate.
These are not the easiest sketches, but basically you need to close any shapes to have a uniform fill. You need to have 2 main shapes; top and lower part of the dress.
Then, select 2 points, not necessarily on top of each other, and hold Ctrl+J. It will join the 2 points by a line.
good luckHow to fill an illustrator line?
Sometimes, the best is to separate outline to colour fill. On a first layer you create the outline, and the layer below, you create a new path that fills the outline. so the outline does not need to be closed and the drawing will be more accurate.
Can you upload a Illustrator file on Cafepress?
No. As far as I know, they only accept .jpgs and .pngs. Almost no place will accept a native Illustrator file (.ai), other than perhaps a true printing press service that will most likely use a .pdf workflow.
Why does my adobe illustrator say preview on top?
LOL...you're new to this, right?
There are 2 view modes in Illustrator - ';Preview'; and ';Outline.'; ';Preview'; shows you what your art will look like printed. ';Outline'; shows you the geometry of the shapes, anchor points etc. If you go to the ';View'; menu, it's the first option to toggle back and forth between these modes.
There are 2 view modes in Illustrator - ';Preview'; and ';Outline.'; ';Preview'; shows you what your art will look like printed. ';Outline'; shows you the geometry of the shapes, anchor points etc. If you go to the ';View'; menu, it's the first option to toggle back and forth between these modes.
Which application is better for developing web page design? Illustrator or Photoshop?
Well, photoshop isn't exactly made for making images from scratch. It's for editing existing photos.
Illy or Inkscape are for making new images. So it depends what you're doing
If you have a pic of a duck, and want him blue, use photoshop/gimp.
If you want to make your own blue duck, use illy/inkscapeWhich application is better for developing web page design? Illustrator or Photoshop?
basically most of the Websites see are mostly made on Photoshop so in my Openion Photoshop is better to be used
Illy or Inkscape are for making new images. So it depends what you're doing
If you have a pic of a duck, and want him blue, use photoshop/gimp.
If you want to make your own blue duck, use illy/inkscapeWhich application is better for developing web page design? Illustrator or Photoshop?
basically most of the Websites see are mostly made on Photoshop so in my Openion Photoshop is better to be used
Which is the best software for signage field? Adobe illustrator or Corel draw?
I am using coreldraw for signage design making purpose. Which software good for signage designing. Adobe illustrator or coreldrawWhich is the best software for signage field? Adobe illustrator or Corel draw?
Look at it this way,
AI is a VECTOR program
READ ABOUT IT HERE:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_grap鈥?/a>
Corel draw is RASTER(from what i remember):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raster_grap鈥?/a>
I would go with ILLUSTRATORWhich is the best software for signage field? Adobe illustrator or Corel draw?
Actually, Corel Draw is a vector design program with raster effect capabilities, much the same as AI has become.
I've been in the sign business for over a decade, and I've used all kinds of programs: CADlink's SignLAB, FlexiSign, Graphix Advantage, so on and so forth...
The ONE thing that has been been a constant is the fact that I've had to be conversant in the Adobe products, no matter what
else I'd been using since they are pretty much the industry standard. I've used AI and Photoshop almost exclusively the past few years.
Side Note: ALL vector programs behave pretty much the same way, same as all raster programs. It's just a difference in interfacing.
Good Luck!
and ALL raster
Look at it this way,
AI is a VECTOR program
READ ABOUT IT HERE:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_grap鈥?/a>
Corel draw is RASTER(from what i remember):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raster_grap鈥?/a>
I would go with ILLUSTRATORWhich is the best software for signage field? Adobe illustrator or Corel draw?
Actually, Corel Draw is a vector design program with raster effect capabilities, much the same as AI has become.
I've been in the sign business for over a decade, and I've used all kinds of programs: CADlink's SignLAB, FlexiSign, Graphix Advantage, so on and so forth...
The ONE thing that has been been a constant is the fact that I've had to be conversant in the Adobe products, no matter what
else I'd been using since they are pretty much the industry standard. I've used AI and Photoshop almost exclusively the past few years.
Side Note: ALL vector programs behave pretty much the same way, same as all raster programs. It's just a difference in interfacing.
Good Luck!
and ALL raster
If you want to be a children's illustrator?
Hi. I'd love to be a children's illustrator. I have a problem, though. I can do a nice job if I look at something and then draw it. But I can't draw from memory. Well, isn't that what talented people are able to do without difficulty? thanx for advice %26amp; opinionIf you want to be a children's illustrator?
I am one of those who CAN draw, very well, from memory.
However, even my memory cannot hold the sum total of all of the world's objects and their appearance from all angles. I have, in my studio, a file cabinet full of clips, winnowed from magazines, calandars, book, newspapers and online sources. I also have about fifteen linear feet of shelf spase containing books and more magazines with more photographic references. I have cars, planes, boats, trees, flowers mountains, landmarks, people, costumes, uniforms, jewelry, animals, trains, rockets, weapons, tools and equipment and much, much more.
If I need to compose a new image of a pride of lions and some cubs, I have, no less than a dozen images I can lay my hands on within minutes. More, if I go to my online sources. I can choose the face from one image, a body from another and foot placement from a third. I may create a cub's image from scratch, but, I can refer to different photos to make sure my proportions, expressions and anatomy are correct and age appropriate for the subject
The result would be a completely original composition, accurate in every way.
By the way, when I mentioned that I can draw from memory, I could do this composition that way, and, most people would say it is ';pretty good.'; But, for a paying client, ';pretty good'; is NOT good enough. I strive for excellence in my professional work. But, what it takes to be a pretty good, ';from memory'; sketch artist is a LOT of practice drawing from real life, and photographic references.
Look, no matter how talented someone is, if an artist is asked to draw an Australian wallaby, his memory will do no good unless he knows what one looks like. Because of my practice, if someone asks me to draw a horse, I know the difference in appearence between a cow pony, quarter horse, thoroghbred, plow horse, even the subtle differences between a Percheron and a Clydesdale. But I would still pull out my images from the ';morgue'; to make sure I got it right enough to satisfy someone else who also knows the difference.If you want to be a children's illustrator?
Au contraire to popular belief, illustrators use lots of references! Many people think that it comes from memory and it sometimes does but that's because they've studied the references and kept it in mind.
I always found that drawing from imagination was strangely difficult when I had to represent an animal, scenery, etc. My Advanced Illustration class and Children's Illustration class (She's the same lady.) is one of the upper members of the Society of Illustrators in NYC and she constantly reminded us that we HAVE to have references to create successful images. I'm not sure about it being necessary all the time but it does help!
Anyway...Good luck! :Dproducts cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
I am one of those who CAN draw, very well, from memory.
However, even my memory cannot hold the sum total of all of the world's objects and their appearance from all angles. I have, in my studio, a file cabinet full of clips, winnowed from magazines, calandars, book, newspapers and online sources. I also have about fifteen linear feet of shelf spase containing books and more magazines with more photographic references. I have cars, planes, boats, trees, flowers mountains, landmarks, people, costumes, uniforms, jewelry, animals, trains, rockets, weapons, tools and equipment and much, much more.
If I need to compose a new image of a pride of lions and some cubs, I have, no less than a dozen images I can lay my hands on within minutes. More, if I go to my online sources. I can choose the face from one image, a body from another and foot placement from a third. I may create a cub's image from scratch, but, I can refer to different photos to make sure my proportions, expressions and anatomy are correct and age appropriate for the subject
The result would be a completely original composition, accurate in every way.
By the way, when I mentioned that I can draw from memory, I could do this composition that way, and, most people would say it is ';pretty good.'; But, for a paying client, ';pretty good'; is NOT good enough. I strive for excellence in my professional work. But, what it takes to be a pretty good, ';from memory'; sketch artist is a LOT of practice drawing from real life, and photographic references.
Look, no matter how talented someone is, if an artist is asked to draw an Australian wallaby, his memory will do no good unless he knows what one looks like. Because of my practice, if someone asks me to draw a horse, I know the difference in appearence between a cow pony, quarter horse, thoroghbred, plow horse, even the subtle differences between a Percheron and a Clydesdale. But I would still pull out my images from the ';morgue'; to make sure I got it right enough to satisfy someone else who also knows the difference.If you want to be a children's illustrator?
Au contraire to popular belief, illustrators use lots of references! Many people think that it comes from memory and it sometimes does but that's because they've studied the references and kept it in mind.
I always found that drawing from imagination was strangely difficult when I had to represent an animal, scenery, etc. My Advanced Illustration class and Children's Illustration class (She's the same lady.) is one of the upper members of the Society of Illustrators in NYC and she constantly reminded us that we HAVE to have references to create successful images. I'm not sure about it being necessary all the time but it does help!
Anyway...Good luck! :D
Why is Adobe Illustrator good for vector grahpics?
Just need a little help, thanks! :)Why is Adobe Illustrator good for vector grahpics?
How can you be so stupid!
Its what its made for!!
hahaaaWhy is Adobe Illustrator good for vector grahpics?
It is excellent because it creates graphics which will integrate well with other software. If you have other adobe products (after effects for example) you just need to do the one import and the ynamic link will update the after effects file with any changes you make to your illustartor file. This is VERY time saving.
It also works well with 3d software like maya or c4d; you can export your 2d vector graphics and extrude them into 3d objects very simply
The illustrations you create in Adobe Illustrator are vector based, as opposed to pixel based like in Photoshop. This is perfect for illustrations that you want to make very small or very large. No matter what size the image is, it maintains it's sharpness.
What???? Because it was created for Vector graphics! That's like asking why is Internet Explorer good for browsing the internet.
How can you be so stupid!
Its what its made for!!
hahaaaWhy is Adobe Illustrator good for vector grahpics?
It is excellent because it creates graphics which will integrate well with other software. If you have other adobe products (after effects for example) you just need to do the one import and the ynamic link will update the after effects file with any changes you make to your illustartor file. This is VERY time saving.
It also works well with 3d software like maya or c4d; you can export your 2d vector graphics and extrude them into 3d objects very simply
The illustrations you create in Adobe Illustrator are vector based, as opposed to pixel based like in Photoshop. This is perfect for illustrations that you want to make very small or very large. No matter what size the image is, it maintains it's sharpness.
What???? Because it was created for Vector graphics! That's like asking why is Internet Explorer good for browsing the internet.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
What is the serial code for Adobe Illustrator CS2?
Each copy has its own code, usually it's on the box or envelope the disc came with so that it cuts down on piracy and illegal copies. If you don't have it then your copy might be illegal - you can get hold of crack codes on the internet but make sure they come from a reputable source.What is the serial code for Adobe Illustrator CS2?
well if you wana buy it you can get it at piggybreaker.com Report Abuse
What is the serial code for Adobe Illustrator CS2?
The one that came on the box when you bought it.
They are all different. The serial number is found on the box that it came in.
i swr every1 is dum.
she obviously never got the program legaly
anyways
i can give you adobe photoshop cs3, messege me if your intrested.
The code should have been in the packaging when you bought it. If it's missing, you probably should take it back to the retailer and get your money refunded under the Sale of Goods Act 1979 As Amended.
You might wish to check out Inkscape, which is an Open Source alternative to Adobe Illustrator.
well if you wana buy it you can get it at piggybreaker.com Report Abuse
What is the serial code for Adobe Illustrator CS2?
The one that came on the box when you bought it.
They are all different. The serial number is found on the box that it came in.
i swr every1 is dum.
she obviously never got the program legaly
anyways
i can give you adobe photoshop cs3, messege me if your intrested.
The code should have been in the packaging when you bought it. If it's missing, you probably should take it back to the retailer and get your money refunded under the Sale of Goods Act 1979 As Amended.
You might wish to check out Inkscape, which is an Open Source alternative to Adobe Illustrator.
I'm supposed to edit a Adobe Illustrator file. I can't seem to get it to open where I can do that.?
I am learning Adobe programs in my online school. I have a lot of trouble finding the things that they say are supposed to be there, and now this.I'm supposed to edit a Adobe Illustrator file. I can't seem to get it to open where I can do that.?
Do you have a legal copy of Illustrator.If not,that may be your problem.
Do you have a legal copy of Illustrator.If not,that may be your problem.
Which job is better? graphic designer or illustrator?
i really like art, and i think these two career choices is very interesting, its hard to decide which one to choose, and i really need help on making a decision, i want to know which one is better? thanksWhich job is better? graphic designer or illustrator?
Graphic Designer is going to sound better in the job market. Illustrator sounds too much like ';starving artist'; to a lot of people. Really, though you can use both skill sets, depending on what job you get into. I always managed to work illustration skills into the design area when I just had to have a particular look. If you have the talent and the time, the two skills will come together once in a while.
But for education and job-hunting purposes, I would focus on thinking of myself and calling myself ';Graphic Designer'; even if I know I'm an illustrator at heart. :)Which job is better? graphic designer or illustrator?
Um Neither, just become a graphic illustrator and forget about it.
Illustrators create, draw, render images.
Graphic Designers handle the whole process (they may also illustrate) from the mark-ups, thumb-nails, to managing getting the camera ready art to the printer and then to the client on deadline.
Define what ';better'; means to you.
I do it all, but, then, I have to, as a freelancer.
Being a good illustrator enhances my profitability as a designer, because I don't have to go out an hire an illustrator when I need one. If I have to create graphics from scratch, I charge my clients, accordingly, and that just adds to my potential bottom line.
I have come in contact with many excellent designers who can't draw much beyond stick figures, but are deep conceptual artists and can visually communicate very complex ideas.
This brings me back to my first question to you. What do you mean by ';better?';
';better'; is a matter of opinion and circumstance. I can tell you that is easier to find a career in graphic design than it is in illustration, but the work is far less creative. If you truly have a passion for illustration then follow that dream, but if you do not, then graphic design offers a carrer that still allows you a creative outlet while not solely relying on your illustrative talent. You can be both, by the way. Some of the best graphic design has illustrative qualities to it and hand drawn, unique elements will often look better than something created on the computer.
Graphic design is a job that provides many more avenues in the market. The problem is that you might end up being a photoshop or illustrator monkey. (The softwares.) Illustration is an uphill battle and many end up as freelancers.
If you have your heart on illustration the go for it! Just don't be lazy. Continue to work on your portfolio replacing work so it doesn't become a massive body of work to send art directors into a visual vertigo. (6-10 pieces is decent but it always varies.) Illustration can be very stressful as well if you are freelancing. It's good to work for a company your first venture out there cause a company rarely will bounce a check or sue you.. let alone it's regular income. Also be open as a illustrator. Work with familiar mediums but on contact.. be ready to paint/draw a flower one day and a baseball player the next. (Reflect diversity in a portfolio aswell.)
Both are great skills/jobs and who says you can't do both. If you make the time and are dedicated you could easily find yourself in both fields or merging back and forth between the two. Just keep your skills honed and keep a good portfolio always on hand. (Er.. or in your room with your fresh and best work.)
Creativity: Either is good.
Like both have said before, the best graphic designers have very illustrative styles or use illustration skills in design. But you aren't going to do what you like to do often. Sometimes you'll get projects that you like but many times they hire you to make thier boring product interesting. You're the one that takes the 'boring' edge of things.
Graphic Designer is going to sound better in the job market. Illustrator sounds too much like ';starving artist'; to a lot of people. Really, though you can use both skill sets, depending on what job you get into. I always managed to work illustration skills into the design area when I just had to have a particular look. If you have the talent and the time, the two skills will come together once in a while.
But for education and job-hunting purposes, I would focus on thinking of myself and calling myself ';Graphic Designer'; even if I know I'm an illustrator at heart. :)Which job is better? graphic designer or illustrator?
Um Neither, just become a graphic illustrator and forget about it.
Illustrators create, draw, render images.
Graphic Designers handle the whole process (they may also illustrate) from the mark-ups, thumb-nails, to managing getting the camera ready art to the printer and then to the client on deadline.
Define what ';better'; means to you.
I do it all, but, then, I have to, as a freelancer.
Being a good illustrator enhances my profitability as a designer, because I don't have to go out an hire an illustrator when I need one. If I have to create graphics from scratch, I charge my clients, accordingly, and that just adds to my potential bottom line.
I have come in contact with many excellent designers who can't draw much beyond stick figures, but are deep conceptual artists and can visually communicate very complex ideas.
This brings me back to my first question to you. What do you mean by ';better?';
';better'; is a matter of opinion and circumstance. I can tell you that is easier to find a career in graphic design than it is in illustration, but the work is far less creative. If you truly have a passion for illustration then follow that dream, but if you do not, then graphic design offers a carrer that still allows you a creative outlet while not solely relying on your illustrative talent. You can be both, by the way. Some of the best graphic design has illustrative qualities to it and hand drawn, unique elements will often look better than something created on the computer.
Graphic design is a job that provides many more avenues in the market. The problem is that you might end up being a photoshop or illustrator monkey. (The softwares.) Illustration is an uphill battle and many end up as freelancers.
If you have your heart on illustration the go for it! Just don't be lazy. Continue to work on your portfolio replacing work so it doesn't become a massive body of work to send art directors into a visual vertigo. (6-10 pieces is decent but it always varies.) Illustration can be very stressful as well if you are freelancing. It's good to work for a company your first venture out there cause a company rarely will bounce a check or sue you.. let alone it's regular income. Also be open as a illustrator. Work with familiar mediums but on contact.. be ready to paint/draw a flower one day and a baseball player the next. (Reflect diversity in a portfolio aswell.)
Both are great skills/jobs and who says you can't do both. If you make the time and are dedicated you could easily find yourself in both fields or merging back and forth between the two. Just keep your skills honed and keep a good portfolio always on hand. (Er.. or in your room with your fresh and best work.)
Creativity: Either is good.
Like both have said before, the best graphic designers have very illustrative styles or use illustration skills in design. But you aren't going to do what you like to do often. Sometimes you'll get projects that you like but many times they hire you to make thier boring product interesting. You're the one that takes the 'boring' edge of things.
Is It Possible To Download a Trial of An Older Version of Adobe Illustrator?
My system doesn't have the minimum system requirements for
Adobe CS3 ... but it does for Illustrator 10 ...
I found a web site called ';soft.132'; that seems somewhat legit, but I'm wondering how safe it is ..
http://www.soft32.com/Download/free-tria鈥?/a>
Has anyone ever downloaded any trials from this site?Is It Possible To Download a Trial of An Older Version of Adobe Illustrator?
Hi!
You may can download the adobe illustrator from the given site,
www.softpedia.com
you search there, adobe illustrator cs, and after that you will get results for illustrator and then start downloading within 30 seconds.
www.soft32.com
,is also a good website.
Thank You.
Adobe CS3 ... but it does for Illustrator 10 ...
I found a web site called ';soft.132'; that seems somewhat legit, but I'm wondering how safe it is ..
http://www.soft32.com/Download/free-tria鈥?/a>
Has anyone ever downloaded any trials from this site?Is It Possible To Download a Trial of An Older Version of Adobe Illustrator?
Hi!
You may can download the adobe illustrator from the given site,
www.softpedia.com
you search there, adobe illustrator cs, and after that you will get results for illustrator and then start downloading within 30 seconds.
www.soft32.com
,is also a good website.
Thank You.
Where can I find the mac short cut keys for photoshop and illustrator?
CS2 or CS3Where can I find the mac short cut keys for photoshop and illustrator?
Try their own 'Help'. ...Most are similar to Windows shortcuts, just replace the 'Option' key with Command (Apple key).products cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
Try their own 'Help'. ...Most are similar to Windows shortcuts, just replace the 'Option' key with Command (Apple key).
How do you make a jpg into a vector image in Adobe illustrator?
well, without learning illustrator and doing the hard way you have only one option, live trace.
Firstly prepare the jpeg, using photoshop (or another graphics program) adjsut the contrast of the image so that the colours are solid and stand out better. get rid of any fussy detail you wont need in the background. once you have done this load it into illustrator, select the jpeg, and then click the large live trace button. You can click the little arrow on the side to choose options like ';comic art'; etc.How do you make a jpg into a vector image in Adobe illustrator?
Stewie is right. Use Live Trace, and experiment with it's settings to get the effect you want. The result, however, will never be photo-realistic. PS - My avatar was done in Illustrator.How do you make a jpg into a vector image in Adobe illustrator?
Explaining what you wish to know, to someone, would be like explaining how to create a WMD. It usually requires extensive details, and a step by step explanation.
I'm obviously not going to do it here, but there are many websites that will help you out. Check out the numerous helpful Google results http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en%26amp;q=鈥?/a> and find one that works for you.
Happy vectoring!
Firstly prepare the jpeg, using photoshop (or another graphics program) adjsut the contrast of the image so that the colours are solid and stand out better. get rid of any fussy detail you wont need in the background. once you have done this load it into illustrator, select the jpeg, and then click the large live trace button. You can click the little arrow on the side to choose options like ';comic art'; etc.How do you make a jpg into a vector image in Adobe illustrator?
Stewie is right. Use Live Trace, and experiment with it's settings to get the effect you want. The result, however, will never be photo-realistic. PS - My avatar was done in Illustrator.How do you make a jpg into a vector image in Adobe illustrator?
Explaining what you wish to know, to someone, would be like explaining how to create a WMD. It usually requires extensive details, and a step by step explanation.
I'm obviously not going to do it here, but there are many websites that will help you out. Check out the numerous helpful Google results http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en%26amp;q=鈥?/a> and find one that works for you.
Happy vectoring!
Illustrator CS3 and distress or distort filter?
Hi everybody,
I need some help to draw a design, if I like the design looks old by puting the filter on it, how can I do that, does it need working on it in photoshop or illustrator CS3 has the advantage, I try some but i didn't get that, please help me
thanks in advanceIllustrator CS3 and distress or distort filter?
distress as in broken crumbled walls,
tutorial on creating artist grunge look.
http://artellacafe.com/blogs/annamaries_…
corel draw
http://www.impressionsmag.com/impression…
illustrator brushes,
http://shapeshed.com/journal/pattern_bru…
you may be able to apply in illustrator, yet you would need pattern to map and apply design, and then either mask pattern or use layer,
photoshop
http://www.superflippy.net/creative/how2…
http://www.images-magazine.com/imagesart…
..Illustrator CS3 and distress or distort filter?
Way better options:
http://www.misterretro.com/machine_wash_filters_four.html Report Abuse
I need some help to draw a design, if I like the design looks old by puting the filter on it, how can I do that, does it need working on it in photoshop or illustrator CS3 has the advantage, I try some but i didn't get that, please help me
thanks in advanceIllustrator CS3 and distress or distort filter?
distress as in broken crumbled walls,
tutorial on creating artist grunge look.
http://artellacafe.com/blogs/annamaries_…
corel draw
http://www.impressionsmag.com/impression…
illustrator brushes,
http://shapeshed.com/journal/pattern_bru…
you may be able to apply in illustrator, yet you would need pattern to map and apply design, and then either mask pattern or use layer,
photoshop
http://www.superflippy.net/creative/how2…
http://www.images-magazine.com/imagesart…
..Illustrator CS3 and distress or distort filter?
Way better options:
http://www.misterretro.com/machine_wash_filters_four.html Report Abuse
Will a mesh object from Illustrator convert to QuarkXpress?
As long as you save the file as an Illustrator .eps you will be able to import the graphic into QuarkXpress with no problem
http://www.graphicdesigns4you.com
http://www.graphicdesigns4you.com
What has happened to the illustrator J Otto Seibold? Where has jotto.com gone?
His website used to give me so much joy and now the web address is an online casino...NOOooooo!What has happened to the illustrator J Otto Seibold? Where has jotto.com gone?
It might have been up for renewel and that advertising company had grabbed it.
For complete domain details go to:
http://who.godaddy.com/whoischeck.aspx?D鈥?/a>
If you had an e-mail address for him I would suggest contacting him and finding out what happened.
It might have been up for renewel and that advertising company had grabbed it.
For complete domain details go to:
http://who.godaddy.com/whoischeck.aspx?D鈥?/a>
If you had an e-mail address for him I would suggest contacting him and finding out what happened.
Dragging images in Adobe Illustrator?
I don't like where I drew something in Adobe Illustrator. Is there something I can do to move it to another end of the page? Also, how would I shrink and enlarge things? And could I scan images into Illustrator and trace it with the paintbrush tool? Or does that only work with the pen tool? Thanks!Dragging images in Adobe Illustrator?
To move something, select the black arrow tool, then simply click the object, and when you see the bounding box around the selected object, click and drag to move it.
When you have the item selected (with the black arrow) you will notice white squares in the corners and the sides of the bounding box. These are called nodes. If you click them and drag, you will resize the image. If you hold down the shift key and click and drag any of the corner nodes, you will be able to maintain equal proportion of the image.
You can scan images an put them into Illustrator. Create a new layer, then with the new layer selected, go to file, then place, and a browse window will appear for you to select the file you want to trace. Select it and the picture will place into Illustrator, be sure to lock the layer. Create a new layer above it, then trace away. Yes you can use the brush tool as well to trace if you like.products cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
To move something, select the black arrow tool, then simply click the object, and when you see the bounding box around the selected object, click and drag to move it.
When you have the item selected (with the black arrow) you will notice white squares in the corners and the sides of the bounding box. These are called nodes. If you click them and drag, you will resize the image. If you hold down the shift key and click and drag any of the corner nodes, you will be able to maintain equal proportion of the image.
You can scan images an put them into Illustrator. Create a new layer, then with the new layer selected, go to file, then place, and a browse window will appear for you to select the file you want to trace. Select it and the picture will place into Illustrator, be sure to lock the layer. Create a new layer above it, then trace away. Yes you can use the brush tool as well to trace if you like.
If i download a illustrator trial and if a friend has theirs can i used there cd codes for mines?
Now I understand. You're not really looking to buy an Adobe product. You're simply trying to steal one.If i download a illustrator trial and if a friend has theirs can i used there cd codes for mines?
i think it should work...and if it doesnt than just get ur friends serial number and download it.
i think it should work...and if it doesnt than just get ur friends serial number and download it.
I want to use illustrator, indesign and photoshop. which mac should I buy? can someone help?
I am very new to mac and all the other design programs. I would like to buy a mac book but don't know which one to choose. what should I look for ? can someone suggest me something please? thank you in advance.I want to use illustrator, indesign and photoshop. which mac should I buy? can someone help?
Hey,
I'm a graphic designer and use a new iMac which is great.
Depending on the type of work you are going to be doing i would get as much RAM as you can and as big a screen as you can so you have plent of room to work.
G5 with oodles of RAM and a nice big HD screen would be nice however a something along the lines of a 20inch iMac would do the job!
if you need to design ';on the move'; as it were get a mac book pro, or a normal mac book if the finances are tigh-ish.
Hope this helps :)I want to use illustrator, indesign and photoshop. which mac should I buy? can someone help?
the one with the most ram you can afford
ram is the most important thing for you, above the processor and above the video card
otherwise save money for an external hard drive, to keep your work stuff safe and off the laptop drive
Hey,
I'm a graphic designer and use a new iMac which is great.
Depending on the type of work you are going to be doing i would get as much RAM as you can and as big a screen as you can so you have plent of room to work.
G5 with oodles of RAM and a nice big HD screen would be nice however a something along the lines of a 20inch iMac would do the job!
if you need to design ';on the move'; as it were get a mac book pro, or a normal mac book if the finances are tigh-ish.
Hope this helps :)I want to use illustrator, indesign and photoshop. which mac should I buy? can someone help?
the one with the most ram you can afford
ram is the most important thing for you, above the processor and above the video card
otherwise save money for an external hard drive, to keep your work stuff safe and off the laptop drive
Where can I get Illustrator program, or way similar, for free?
There's a free software program called GIMP, but more similar to Photoshop than illustrator. Though, probably the closest.
Edit: The above poster. :]Where can I get Illustrator program, or way similar, for free?
i know someone that got it for free but they just found someone that had it already and transferred it to their computerWhere can I get Illustrator program, or way similar, for free?
You can get it from http://cs4programming.com/
I know it's not free, but it's really cheap, I bought the same from there, it's great.
www.mininova.org
http://www.inkscape.org/
Edit: The above poster. :]Where can I get Illustrator program, or way similar, for free?
i know someone that got it for free but they just found someone that had it already and transferred it to their computerWhere can I get Illustrator program, or way similar, for free?
You can get it from http://cs4programming.com/
I know it's not free, but it's really cheap, I bought the same from there, it's great.
www.mininova.org
http://www.inkscape.org/
Easiest way to create 3D looking pie charts in Illustrator?
What is the easiest way to create 3D styled pie charts like 33%-33%-33% in Illustrator or would it be easier in InDesign?Easiest way to create 3D looking pie charts in Illustrator?
Definitely Illustrator. InDesign can't really do that. I've created a tutorial video for you how to create one in Illustrator CS 2:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=T5TK2GOF
You will have to input the security code and wait a while before the download starts. It's a zip file, so you will have to unzip it. There are two files: a flash movie and a html file. Start the tutorial by opening the html file; otherwise the scaling will be off. I tried uploading it to a movie site, but the scaling was much too small (http://www.zippyvideos.com/6099870236958鈥?/a>
Another option is making use of teechart office (on a windows machine). Very nice looking graphs that you can export as an image or eps/pdf (I have to admit those last two options really look bad, though)
http://www.steema.com/downloads/dwn_ttr_鈥?/a>
Hope this helps.
CHeers!
Definitely Illustrator. InDesign can't really do that. I've created a tutorial video for you how to create one in Illustrator CS 2:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=T5TK2GOF
You will have to input the security code and wait a while before the download starts. It's a zip file, so you will have to unzip it. There are two files: a flash movie and a html file. Start the tutorial by opening the html file; otherwise the scaling will be off. I tried uploading it to a movie site, but the scaling was much too small (http://www.zippyvideos.com/6099870236958鈥?/a>
Another option is making use of teechart office (on a windows machine). Very nice looking graphs that you can export as an image or eps/pdf (I have to admit those last two options really look bad, though)
http://www.steema.com/downloads/dwn_ttr_鈥?/a>
Hope this helps.
CHeers!
How can i get my son hired as an illustrator.?
he has loads of talent and draws all the time. he is 15. does anyone know an easy way to find writers looking for illustrators.How can i get my son hired as an illustrator.?
Start by picking up a book called ';Artists Market.'; It comes out annually and contains a pretty good list of publishers and agencies that are know to accept unsolcited artwork each year. It lists names, addresses and contact information, including the specific person that actully does the purhcasing. It's important to get the newest edition because the Art Director for a particular magazine last year, may not be working there this year.
The book also offers a LOT of good advice on how a freelance artist can best market himself, with information of portfolios, query letters and whether or not to send originals or copies, hard copy or digital formats, etc. The most common procedure is to send a query letter, along with an SASE, asking for their submission guidlines. It is important to follow these guidlines as publishers tend to trash submissions from people who can't follow simple directions.
By the way, with a few exceptions, the publishers will match the illustrator with the author.
Do the homework and market research before you promote your son's work. You can spend a lot of wasted time, effort and money chasing after the wrong market. There IS NO easy way. If it were easy, then there woudn't be any ';starving artists.';How can i get my son hired as an illustrator.?
If he's 15, then he has a long way to go yet, even if he's very talented. He should keep drawing, learning, and going to school. After he gets out of high school, he should apply to art colleges, if for nothing else than to get his portfolio reviewed and an idea of his strong and weak points. I hate to sound callous or cynical, but I think all supportive parents of artistic kids think their kids art is amazing. That's not to say he might not be, just saying at his age, you should be pushing him to learn, grow and practice. Not trying to shove him out into the work force to make money with his ';talent'; (and trust me, it's one of the most competitive fields out there. As good as he may be, I'll bet he still has TONS of room to improve before he can make a viable living at it, and you don't want to push him into the workforce only for him to find out there are people who are significantly more able bodied than he is (it's not just about talent, it's also about versatility and knowledge of various techniques and tools) which might have the opposite effect of what you want (it would discourage him and maybe push him away from pursuing his dream). See what kind of programs his high school might have. A lot of them have internship programs in the senior year, he might be able to get into that program and intern at a ad agency or some other art related business that he might gain valuable insight and experience.
please don't meddle in your sons life, he will not appreciate it at the age he is at.
BUT, i'd recommend putting him into an art school, his doodles are all well and dandy, but he will need proper training before he gets any real money from it
aside from that, you could maybe encourage him to write a comic or something? just to see if he's interesting in all of that, and if it's good and he does indeed have talent, you can then maybe even get it published. just contact a local publisher, don't aim for anything too big
Hey, what's his name? (if you dont mind me asking)
I'm shani (age: 15), and I'm an aspiring author, yet to be published. It might not be instant, but if he's willing, I can contact him if sometihng comes up. i can also speak to some of my contacts, and see if I can get him something.
If you aren't interested in using me, you can go to www.fictionpress.com you'll find heaps of authors on the forums there.
Buy the 2009 Artist Market($30). It lists all publications that accept art work. It tells you the publication, the editors, how to submit your work, how much they pay and lot of other information. It's a terrific resource for artists.
the best way to get him noticed is to put him through college where lots of opportunities like that sill come up.
you could send a book of his sketches to a publishing company and they can decide if they like them
Start by picking up a book called ';Artists Market.'; It comes out annually and contains a pretty good list of publishers and agencies that are know to accept unsolcited artwork each year. It lists names, addresses and contact information, including the specific person that actully does the purhcasing. It's important to get the newest edition because the Art Director for a particular magazine last year, may not be working there this year.
The book also offers a LOT of good advice on how a freelance artist can best market himself, with information of portfolios, query letters and whether or not to send originals or copies, hard copy or digital formats, etc. The most common procedure is to send a query letter, along with an SASE, asking for their submission guidlines. It is important to follow these guidlines as publishers tend to trash submissions from people who can't follow simple directions.
By the way, with a few exceptions, the publishers will match the illustrator with the author.
Do the homework and market research before you promote your son's work. You can spend a lot of wasted time, effort and money chasing after the wrong market. There IS NO easy way. If it were easy, then there woudn't be any ';starving artists.';How can i get my son hired as an illustrator.?
If he's 15, then he has a long way to go yet, even if he's very talented. He should keep drawing, learning, and going to school. After he gets out of high school, he should apply to art colleges, if for nothing else than to get his portfolio reviewed and an idea of his strong and weak points. I hate to sound callous or cynical, but I think all supportive parents of artistic kids think their kids art is amazing. That's not to say he might not be, just saying at his age, you should be pushing him to learn, grow and practice. Not trying to shove him out into the work force to make money with his ';talent'; (and trust me, it's one of the most competitive fields out there. As good as he may be, I'll bet he still has TONS of room to improve before he can make a viable living at it, and you don't want to push him into the workforce only for him to find out there are people who are significantly more able bodied than he is (it's not just about talent, it's also about versatility and knowledge of various techniques and tools) which might have the opposite effect of what you want (it would discourage him and maybe push him away from pursuing his dream). See what kind of programs his high school might have. A lot of them have internship programs in the senior year, he might be able to get into that program and intern at a ad agency or some other art related business that he might gain valuable insight and experience.
please don't meddle in your sons life, he will not appreciate it at the age he is at.
BUT, i'd recommend putting him into an art school, his doodles are all well and dandy, but he will need proper training before he gets any real money from it
aside from that, you could maybe encourage him to write a comic or something? just to see if he's interesting in all of that, and if it's good and he does indeed have talent, you can then maybe even get it published. just contact a local publisher, don't aim for anything too big
Hey, what's his name? (if you dont mind me asking)
I'm shani (age: 15), and I'm an aspiring author, yet to be published. It might not be instant, but if he's willing, I can contact him if sometihng comes up. i can also speak to some of my contacts, and see if I can get him something.
If you aren't interested in using me, you can go to www.fictionpress.com you'll find heaps of authors on the forums there.
Buy the 2009 Artist Market($30). It lists all publications that accept art work. It tells you the publication, the editors, how to submit your work, how much they pay and lot of other information. It's a terrific resource for artists.
the best way to get him noticed is to put him through college where lots of opportunities like that sill come up.
you could send a book of his sketches to a publishing company and they can decide if they like them
What do you call a drawing or an illustration done by adobe illustrator, photoshop, or Corell?
computer artwork, lol.What do you call a drawing or an illustration done by adobe illustrator, photoshop, or Corell?
Adobe would be a PDF
I'm not sure about the others, but they are all raster based graphics programs.What do you call a drawing or an illustration done by adobe illustrator, photoshop, or Corell?
They could all be classed as digital illustrations (as in non-analogue).
its in illlustration either way you look at it.... or graphic design....
shutterstock is a nice place to upload your designs - everytime someone purchases your design you make a comission...
- its the largest microstock website out there- lots of exposure.- guaranteed downloads!!
i am a graphic designer %26amp; i use shutterstock daily- looking for images/illustrations to use in my next layout
check it out
http://submit.shutterstock.com/?ref=9246鈥?/a>
Designing , drawing and painting on computer is digital art,
Illustrator is vector art,
Photoshop is pixel/ bitmap, and vexel art,
Corel like Adobe is company name,
CorelDraw is vector program, Paintshop-pro is digital image editor, PainterX is digital painting program,
..
Matte Paintingproducts cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
Adobe would be a PDF
I'm not sure about the others, but they are all raster based graphics programs.What do you call a drawing or an illustration done by adobe illustrator, photoshop, or Corell?
They could all be classed as digital illustrations (as in non-analogue).
its in illlustration either way you look at it.... or graphic design....
shutterstock is a nice place to upload your designs - everytime someone purchases your design you make a comission...
- its the largest microstock website out there- lots of exposure.- guaranteed downloads!!
i am a graphic designer %26amp; i use shutterstock daily- looking for images/illustrations to use in my next layout
check it out
http://submit.shutterstock.com/?ref=9246鈥?/a>
Designing , drawing and painting on computer is digital art,
Illustrator is vector art,
Photoshop is pixel/ bitmap, and vexel art,
Corel like Adobe is company name,
CorelDraw is vector program, Paintshop-pro is digital image editor, PainterX is digital painting program,
..
Matte Painting
How can I become a fashion illustrator?
I am a young illustrator interested in applying to vogue magazine for fashion illustration; does anyone know who to contact, or how difficult it is to be accepted? here is my portfolio nwknudson.mosaicglobe.com
I would appreciate any constructive opinionsHow can I become a fashion illustrator?
idk but your REALLY good!How can I become a fashion illustrator?
i dont know how
but you are very very talented
I would appreciate any constructive opinionsHow can I become a fashion illustrator?
idk but your REALLY good!How can I become a fashion illustrator?
i dont know how
but you are very very talented
Problems with a setting in Adobe Illustrator?
When I choose a shape tool (recangle, elipse, star...) and click and drag in the artboard it creates the shape (all ok) BUT instead having that virtual recangle outside the shape (that allows you to instantly scale the shape) i get like the shape with anchor points.. What is the problem;; im sure i made some wrong setting but i cant figure out whats wrong. Please help. ThanksProblems with a setting in Adobe Illustrator?
Hi Tudor, I think I may have to answer to your question, if you haven't found it already. From what you said I take it that the ';bounding box'; that you can use to scale the object has disappeared.
If you go to View %26gt; Show bounding box. That should fix your problem. If you go to View, but there is no option titled ';show bounding box'; then that's not the problem. But I'm pretty sure that's it.
Hope I helped!
Hi Tudor, I think I may have to answer to your question, if you haven't found it already. From what you said I take it that the ';bounding box'; that you can use to scale the object has disappeared.
If you go to View %26gt; Show bounding box. That should fix your problem. If you go to View, but there is no option titled ';show bounding box'; then that's not the problem. But I'm pretty sure that's it.
Hope I helped!
Adobe illustrator help?
I WANT TO ROTATE AN OBJECT AND MAKE IT STEP AND REPEAT IN A CIRCLE. HOW DO I DO THIS USING THE ROTATE TOOL?Adobe illustrator help?
Select the object and copy and paste.
Move the copied object over the original.
Object %26gt; Transform, and then dial in the degree of rotation you want.
Repeat the steps.Adobe illustrator help?
Select the object
now use rotate tool (R)
hold ALT key, define center point by click anywhere
give degree value, click COPY
Once you done press CTRL+D
You sorta lost me after ';and';. What are you wanting to do?
Select the object and copy and paste.
Move the copied object over the original.
Object %26gt; Transform, and then dial in the degree of rotation you want.
Repeat the steps.Adobe illustrator help?
Select the object
now use rotate tool (R)
hold ALT key, define center point by click anywhere
give degree value, click COPY
Once you done press CTRL+D
You sorta lost me after ';and';. What are you wanting to do?
Where can i find a illustrator for my t shirt business?
try a small mom and pop shop graphic designer that advertises locally,asking local tshirt shops who they use, going to magic apparel show in vegas to network with others in that industry, or asking a tattoo artist to create a design for you, sometimes the unconventional ways produce good results
How to generate HTML from illustrator files.?
If I have an illustrator file - with images and text - is there some easy way to create HTML out of it?How to generate HTML from illustrator files.?
Yes there is an easy way.
You'll need adobe photoshop or adobe imageready. In this programs you can divide your file in several slices and save the whole picture as an HTML.How to generate HTML from illustrator files.?
Im not sure. You cant just have an HTML file though because the pictures that are in the fle need to be stored somewhere. Try file%26gt;save as%26gt; and then HTML if its there.
rigth click and open view source I think
Yes there is an easy way.
You'll need adobe photoshop or adobe imageready. In this programs you can divide your file in several slices and save the whole picture as an HTML.How to generate HTML from illustrator files.?
Im not sure. You cant just have an HTML file though because the pictures that are in the fle need to be stored somewhere. Try file%26gt;save as%26gt; and then HTML if its there.
rigth click and open view source I think
Do you know the syntax to apply a particular spot color to a compound path in illustrator using applescript?
SQUIRRELS LIVE IN TREES ! ! !Do you know the syntax to apply a particular spot color to a compound path in illustrator using applescript?
Why, you saucy raunch-pot of a minky, BR!
Dress it up in all the high-falutin', intellectual gobble-de-go0k you like, young fella - but I know when I'm being sexually propositioned!
Oh, very well then, I'll be round in 5. Just be sure to have them bally syntax warmed up a bit this time!Do you know the syntax to apply a particular spot color to a compound path in illustrator using applescript?
Be my guest, young man -
And rest assured, I shall return your keystroke with all due enthusiasm!
Expand, expand!!! Report Abuse
Sorry...I'm a PC.
Apple anything is over my head. :)
Shouldn't your 2nd question be...
Why do squirrels live in trees and NOT my pants?
(You have nuts in your pants) lol :)
If you must know....
set the fill color of the result to {class:spot color info, tint:100, spot:spot ';Spot4'; of document 1}
Sure talk this fancy talk about syntax and compound fractions and what not. Ever see a squirrel with a computer? Huh!
All except for the hairless one in my pants.products cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
Why, you saucy raunch-pot of a minky, BR!
Dress it up in all the high-falutin', intellectual gobble-de-go0k you like, young fella - but I know when I'm being sexually propositioned!
Oh, very well then, I'll be round in 5. Just be sure to have them bally syntax warmed up a bit this time!Do you know the syntax to apply a particular spot color to a compound path in illustrator using applescript?
Be my guest, young man -
And rest assured, I shall return your keystroke with all due enthusiasm!
Expand, expand!!! Report Abuse
Sorry...I'm a PC.
Apple anything is over my head. :)
Shouldn't your 2nd question be...
Why do squirrels live in trees and NOT my pants?
(You have nuts in your pants) lol :)
If you must know....
set the fill color of the result to {class:spot color info, tint:100, spot:spot ';Spot4'; of document 1}
Sure talk this fancy talk about syntax and compound fractions and what not. Ever see a squirrel with a computer? Huh!
All except for the hairless one in my pants.
Urgent! !!How can I make a hollow circle with Adobe illustrator CS?
Thank youUrgent! !!How can I make a hollow circle with Adobe illustrator CS?
set your stroke to the colour you want, set the fill to none (white box with red diagonal strike through it) select the circle tool from the shapes palette (dont have it in front of me, but I think the default is a square - just click and hold till the menu expands) drag the size you want, and you're done. If you want to make your line thicker, increase the size of your stroke. Again, dont have it in front of me, but look under 'window' on the menu barUrgent! !!How can I make a hollow circle with Adobe illustrator CS?
I am not familar with Adobe...but you could make a large circle...say blue...and than put a smaller circle in the middle the same color as the background...that would give you your ';donut';
set your stroke to the colour you want, set the fill to none (white box with red diagonal strike through it) select the circle tool from the shapes palette (dont have it in front of me, but I think the default is a square - just click and hold till the menu expands) drag the size you want, and you're done. If you want to make your line thicker, increase the size of your stroke. Again, dont have it in front of me, but look under 'window' on the menu barUrgent! !!How can I make a hollow circle with Adobe illustrator CS?
I am not familar with Adobe...but you could make a large circle...say blue...and than put a smaller circle in the middle the same color as the background...that would give you your ';donut';
Can you describe all four pen tools for adobe illustrator?
also if possible explain stroke/fill/ and none
and the gradient too/ palleteCan you describe all four pen tools for adobe illustrator?
There regular pen tool is for drawing, there are two additional pen tools, one with a plus next to it and one with a minus next to it. They are for adding and subtracting points from a shape. Then the one that looks like an open triangle is used to add handles to make curves on a point that previously did not have handles.
Fill, fills the shape with a color. Stroke adds color around the outside of a shape. A gradient is a transition from one color to another within a shape.
and the gradient too/ palleteCan you describe all four pen tools for adobe illustrator?
There regular pen tool is for drawing, there are two additional pen tools, one with a plus next to it and one with a minus next to it. They are for adding and subtracting points from a shape. Then the one that looks like an open triangle is used to add handles to make curves on a point that previously did not have handles.
Fill, fills the shape with a color. Stroke adds color around the outside of a shape. A gradient is a transition from one color to another within a shape.
HELP! Does anyone know how to import characters from illustrator into typetool? ?
I'm assuming you mean that you've drawn characters by hand in illustrator and want to make a font of them.
Each character will have to be it's own separate .eps file. I recommend saving down to Illustrator 9 EPS, it'll flatten your art and remove anything not compatible with typetool.
Good Luck.
Each character will have to be it's own separate .eps file. I recommend saving down to Illustrator 9 EPS, it'll flatten your art and remove anything not compatible with typetool.
Good Luck.
Can you describe all four pen tools for adobe illustrator?
also if possible explain stroke/fill/ and none
and the gradient too/ palleteCan you describe all four pen tools for adobe illustrator?
There regular pen tool is for drawing, there are two additional pen tools, one with a plus next to it and one with a minus next to it. They are for adding and subtracting points from a shape. Then the one that looks like an open triangle is used to add handles to make curves on a point that previously did not have handles.
Fill, fills the shape with a color. Stroke adds color around the outside of a shape. A gradient is a transition from one color to another within a shape.
and the gradient too/ palleteCan you describe all four pen tools for adobe illustrator?
There regular pen tool is for drawing, there are two additional pen tools, one with a plus next to it and one with a minus next to it. They are for adding and subtracting points from a shape. Then the one that looks like an open triangle is used to add handles to make curves on a point that previously did not have handles.
Fill, fills the shape with a color. Stroke adds color around the outside of a shape. A gradient is a transition from one color to another within a shape.
HELP! Does anyone know how to import characters from illustrator into typetool? ?
I'm assuming you mean that you've drawn characters by hand in illustrator and want to make a font of them.
Each character will have to be it's own separate .eps file. I recommend saving down to Illustrator 9 EPS, it'll flatten your art and remove anything not compatible with typetool.
Good Luck.
Each character will have to be it's own separate .eps file. I recommend saving down to Illustrator 9 EPS, it'll flatten your art and remove anything not compatible with typetool.
Good Luck.
My background is Graphic Design using Indesign, Photoshop and Illustrator.?
I now work full time as a Desk Top Publisher and occasionally get asked to the odd poster or flyer from friends and acquaintances but not sure how much to charge them. I feel uncomfortable talking about price and charging too much but feel a bunch of flowers is a nice gesture but time, thought and knowledge of using the packages is worth a tad more.My background is Graphic Design using Indesign, Photoshop and Illustrator.?
Photoshop is good softwere..
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i use CS4
It won't let me do anything on adobe illustrator, all it lets me do is grip it with the little hand thing help?
when i just got it, it worked. but i used the hand thing once, and after that whatever i click it only shows the hand and let me move the page around. i opened and closed illustrator, but same problem again!
Help plsIt won't let me do anything on adobe illustrator, all it lets me do is grip it with the little hand thing help?
HI Harshi there may be some virus in u r pc check it thoroughly ,or else try using gimp instead of adobe , for details mail me newsindresh@gmail.com
Help plsIt won't let me do anything on adobe illustrator, all it lets me do is grip it with the little hand thing help?
HI Harshi there may be some virus in u r pc check it thoroughly ,or else try using gimp instead of adobe , for details mail me newsindresh@gmail.com
How to create a cover for magazine with adobe illustrator?
how to create a cover for magazine with adobe illustratorHow to create a cover for magazine with adobe illustrator?
I can't help with Adobe Illustrator, but the online scrapbooking Website CropMom at http://www.cropmom.com has mock magazine templates and mock magazine graphics and you can use your own photos. It's for personal use, though.
If you're trying to make a professional magazine cover, I would think that Adobe Photoshop, not Illustrator, would be the more appropriate software. I can't say for sure, though.
I can't help with Adobe Illustrator, but the online scrapbooking Website CropMom at http://www.cropmom.com has mock magazine templates and mock magazine graphics and you can use your own photos. It's for personal use, though.
If you're trying to make a professional magazine cover, I would think that Adobe Photoshop, not Illustrator, would be the more appropriate software. I can't say for sure, though.
How do I create custom shapes (like paisley) in Macromedia Fireworks 8 or Adobe Illustrator?
I want to make shapes exactly like one:
http://www.aloka-jewelry.com/paisleydesign1.jpg
I am a beginner at using vector drawing software.
How can I create shapes like these from scratch in Macromedia Fireworks 8? I'd also like to be able to fill these shapes with color.
I can also use Adobe Illustrator CS, so if you know how to do the same thing in this program, do share!
Thanks!How do I create custom shapes (like paisley) in Macromedia Fireworks 8 or Adobe Illustrator?
If you don't know how to use illustrator your best bet is to use the live trace option. Open the image you want to create in illustrator and select it at the top in the tool bar there is a button that says live trace click on it and go through the options and it will do it for you. If you know how to use illustrator at all the image you show is really simple to trace with the pen tool. just click on the end of each section then another point on the line and drag out your mouse to curve it. Live trace is really easy to use for the beginner. The best way is to practice and read all the design forums you can find.
http://www.aloka-jewelry.com/paisleydesign1.jpg
I am a beginner at using vector drawing software.
How can I create shapes like these from scratch in Macromedia Fireworks 8? I'd also like to be able to fill these shapes with color.
I can also use Adobe Illustrator CS, so if you know how to do the same thing in this program, do share!
Thanks!How do I create custom shapes (like paisley) in Macromedia Fireworks 8 or Adobe Illustrator?
If you don't know how to use illustrator your best bet is to use the live trace option. Open the image you want to create in illustrator and select it at the top in the tool bar there is a button that says live trace click on it and go through the options and it will do it for you. If you know how to use illustrator at all the image you show is really simple to trace with the pen tool. just click on the end of each section then another point on the line and drag out your mouse to curve it. Live trace is really easy to use for the beginner. The best way is to practice and read all the design forums you can find.
I can't get the magic wand in Illustrator to work.?
I am familiar with photoshop and want to isolate the black outline of a drawing. When I use the magic wand it selects the entire picture, white background and all. What am I missing! Am completely frustrated. Also, in a different project I want to isolate the background behind a person in a photo. It won't do this either. Again, selects entire picture.I can't get the magic wand in Illustrator to work.?
Illustrator wand,
http://www.coe.fau.edu/abinder/handouts/…
when you refer to selecting entire picture, this suggest that you've import image from photoshop or other, thus the image has not been un-rasterized from image to vector outlines first or yet, for example if you type text, it on a line, from type menu, select outlines, then each letter becomes outlined,
but for image, it stays image as one until changed to vector outlines
Scan2CAD raster to vector converter,
http://www.softcover.com/
other possibility is to edit person or background in photoshop, and only copy over each part, also depends what from there, you're try to accomplish, may be other options,
..I can't get the magic wand in Illustrator to work.?
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Illustrator wand,
http://www.coe.fau.edu/abinder/handouts/…
when you refer to selecting entire picture, this suggest that you've import image from photoshop or other, thus the image has not been un-rasterized from image to vector outlines first or yet, for example if you type text, it on a line, from type menu, select outlines, then each letter becomes outlined,
but for image, it stays image as one until changed to vector outlines
Scan2CAD raster to vector converter,
http://www.softcover.com/
other possibility is to edit person or background in photoshop, and only copy over each part, also depends what from there, you're try to accomplish, may be other options,
..I can't get the magic wand in Illustrator to work.?
you're welcome, ☺ Report Abuse
I downloaded the illustrator tryout know how to i keep it for good?
illustrator ,~trial , Buy online for $499
http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrato…
suggest trying Inkscape for now,
http://sourceforge.net/projects/inkscape…
http://www.inkscape.org/
or serif DrawPlus 4
http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/softwar…
..I downloaded the illustrator tryout know how to i keep it for good?
Buy, you can search serials, cracks, or warez, but they're not legal, so I can't recommend it in today's environment.
I would recommend you find a way to buy it, or try Inkscape as mentioned above. You can also try Scribus as a whole creative suite proportionate to Quark.I downloaded the illustrator tryout know how to i keep it for good?
buy it... or better yet, buy the whole Creative Suite.
http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrato…
suggest trying Inkscape for now,
http://sourceforge.net/projects/inkscape…
http://www.inkscape.org/
or serif DrawPlus 4
http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/softwar…
..I downloaded the illustrator tryout know how to i keep it for good?
Buy, you can search serials, cracks, or warez, but they're not legal, so I can't recommend it in today's environment.
I would recommend you find a way to buy it, or try Inkscape as mentioned above. You can also try Scribus as a whole creative suite proportionate to Quark.I downloaded the illustrator tryout know how to i keep it for good?
buy it... or better yet, buy the whole Creative Suite.
Transferring images from illustrator into dreamweaver ?
what is the best way to transfer images from illustrator into dreamweaver without sacrificing the qualityTransferring images from illustrator into dreamweaver ?
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Can i get Envelope, Business Card, and Letterhead temples for Adobe Illustrator on the web?
Sure, it's quite easy actually. The first place I usually search is the Adobe website itself - there is a section call Adobe Studio Exchange';. It's basically a designer's community broken down into subsections relating to the particular software you are looking into. Once you get to the section, in this case Illustrator, you can search through more subsections that include brushes, templates, ect. You will have to create an account with the Adobe Studio Exchange - its free and well worth it - you have access to a plethora of great Adobe resources. Here is the link :
http://share.studio.adobe.com/Default.as鈥?/a>
Have Fun!
http://share.studio.adobe.com/Default.as鈥?/a>
Have Fun!
I downloaded some fonts, how do I install them so Adobe Illustrator can use them?
These are fonts that enable the use of letters and symbols not used in the english language. How do I install them and how do I use them? Meaning what keys do I punch to get an ';o'; with a (' comma) over it? Ctrl + o? How does that usually work?I downloaded some fonts, how do I install them so Adobe Illustrator can use them?
To answer your first question first, to install new fonts in Windows XP (i'm sorry I have no experience with Mac), use the following procedure:
Go to Control Panel, switch it to Classic View.
Double click on the Fonts. This opens a window with the C:\Windows\Fonts\ folder.
Now click on File %26gt; Install New Font
Use the Folders box to locate where you have saved your Fonts file.
The folder selected can contain multiple fonts and in that case select the font in the list that you want to add.
Click OK and your font can be used in any application, like Adobe Illustrator, but also in Word, Excel, Powerpoint.
I have included a link that I found that explains the procedure in screenshots.
For your second question, this depends, what kind of font is it? Is it a Unicode type font? Which language is it in? Have you installed the language on your computer? You are probably best of to get an answer to that question by providing more information and also post it in a forum of the language that you want to type.I downloaded some fonts, how do I install them so Adobe Illustrator can use them?
You put them in your fonts folder. If you have a mac, you are in luck. Windows has this awful system of using keypad numbers to access over asci 128. Or copy them from character map under system tools. A pain. I wrote a visual basic routine for the ones I use the most. Still a pain. Or you can modify your keyboard and get some help. Still a pain.
To answer your first question first, to install new fonts in Windows XP (i'm sorry I have no experience with Mac), use the following procedure:
Go to Control Panel, switch it to Classic View.
Double click on the Fonts. This opens a window with the C:\Windows\Fonts\ folder.
Now click on File %26gt; Install New Font
Use the Folders box to locate where you have saved your Fonts file.
The folder selected can contain multiple fonts and in that case select the font in the list that you want to add.
Click OK and your font can be used in any application, like Adobe Illustrator, but also in Word, Excel, Powerpoint.
I have included a link that I found that explains the procedure in screenshots.
For your second question, this depends, what kind of font is it? Is it a Unicode type font? Which language is it in? Have you installed the language on your computer? You are probably best of to get an answer to that question by providing more information and also post it in a forum of the language that you want to type.I downloaded some fonts, how do I install them so Adobe Illustrator can use them?
You put them in your fonts folder. If you have a mac, you are in luck. Windows has this awful system of using keypad numbers to access over asci 128. Or copy them from character map under system tools. A pain. I wrote a visual basic routine for the ones I use the most. Still a pain. Or you can modify your keyboard and get some help. Still a pain.
Why cant i use the paint bucket tool in adobe illustrator cs??
i click on it and i cant really do anything...and the layers not locked or anything....HEPL :S (im new with this)Why cant i use the paint bucket tool in adobe illustrator cs??
Did you designate a color to fill with?
Did you designate a color to fill with?
Do you have any tips o& tricks for adobe illustrator?
I have to make a project very soon, any idea. It's must be an AD Design it's my specialist.Do you have any tips o%26amp; tricks for adobe illustrator?
Simply go to the Adobe website, click on the link for ';Creatives'; and you'll see lots of tips, tutorials and effects.Do you have any tips o%26amp; tricks for adobe illustrator?
Try:
http://www.adobeevangelists.com/illustra鈥?/a>
Simply go to the Adobe website, click on the link for ';Creatives'; and you'll see lots of tips, tutorials and effects.Do you have any tips o%26amp; tricks for adobe illustrator?
Try:
http://www.adobeevangelists.com/illustra鈥?/a>
Sammy keyes new illustrator?
I love the Sammy Keyes books but I noticed the covers have changed...and they're really ugly! Why did the covers change? Is there a new illustrator?Sammy keyes new illustrator?
well yes im pretty sure the illustrator changed. b/c i have that same ? and yess sammy keyes RULES!! um but the old one was like dan something and the new one is someone else um u can just look in the front cover of an old book and a newer one and it will say cover illustration by. so yea tats what i did. but i know i liked the older covers better they were so much more life like and prettier!!products cream neutrogena cream car oil oil
well yes im pretty sure the illustrator changed. b/c i have that same ? and yess sammy keyes RULES!! um but the old one was like dan something and the new one is someone else um u can just look in the front cover of an old book and a newer one and it will say cover illustration by. so yea tats what i did. but i know i liked the older covers better they were so much more life like and prettier!!
Who is the Illustrator of walter dean myers book Bad Boy?
Ann GrifalconiWho is the Illustrator of walter dean myers book Bad Boy?
matthew bandsuchWho is the Illustrator of walter dean myers book Bad Boy?
the cover art was by Robert Andrew Parker.
matthew bandsuchWho is the Illustrator of walter dean myers book Bad Boy?
the cover art was by Robert Andrew Parker.
I just installed Illustrator CS3, but having problems saving files. get ';an unknown error has occurred';? help?
All of the features work perfectly, but the save file option. I had issues with Illustrator 10 with saving without making a copy, and upgraded, hoping to avoid this situation, I think it has something to do with Adobe Reader 8 as I never had this problem before upgrading to Reader 8.I just installed Illustrator CS3, but having problems saving files. get ';an unknown error has occurred';? help?
Hi
Take a look at this forum:
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?14@@.3c0鈥?/a>
Also, it might be worth downloading an alternative PDF reader, such as Foxit:
http://www.foxitsoftware.com/downloads/
(You can then uninstall Adobe Reader)
HTH,
DeepI just installed Illustrator CS3, but having problems saving files. get ';an unknown error has occurred';? help?
I am suffering this problem at the moment...
(only on a complex piece of work with placed images, - no problem with simple work)
I have just managed to save the 'unsaveable' file by removing any placed images and replacing them with 'linked' versions (as opposed to directly 'placed' images)
- also as a backup I copied all my linework into another file (as a single layer with no placed images ....saved in about 3 seconds as opposed to the '2 minute save then error message' I was encountering with the original file)
Deleting your preferences file may also fix the problem.
UPDATE: By deselecting ';PDF Compatibility'; in the Save Dialog Box, my 'Save' time dropped from about 1 minute to about 3 seconds....
I got that tip from the following link (amongst a couple of others to try)
Hi
Take a look at this forum:
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?14@@.3c0鈥?/a>
Also, it might be worth downloading an alternative PDF reader, such as Foxit:
http://www.foxitsoftware.com/downloads/
(You can then uninstall Adobe Reader)
HTH,
DeepI just installed Illustrator CS3, but having problems saving files. get ';an unknown error has occurred';? help?
I am suffering this problem at the moment...
(only on a complex piece of work with placed images, - no problem with simple work)
I have just managed to save the 'unsaveable' file by removing any placed images and replacing them with 'linked' versions (as opposed to directly 'placed' images)
- also as a backup I copied all my linework into another file (as a single layer with no placed images ....saved in about 3 seconds as opposed to the '2 minute save then error message' I was encountering with the original file)
Deleting your preferences file may also fix the problem.
UPDATE: By deselecting ';PDF Compatibility'; in the Save Dialog Box, my 'Save' time dropped from about 1 minute to about 3 seconds....
I got that tip from the following link (amongst a couple of others to try)
In Adobe illustrator, what is meant by ';Stacking';?
it may have to do w/ layers but it could also have to do with objects because even in 1 layer you could have vector shapes on top of vector shapes on top of text and so on.
Why does illustrator crash when i print?
I have a mac with ai CS3. cs3 crashes every time i try to print tyo my hp8750 printer. the rest of me adobe programs work fineWhy does illustrator crash when i print?
Reinstall the software (CS3) to stop the crashes.
Reinstall the software (CS3) to stop the crashes.
On Adobe Illustrator CS3, how do you resize an image?
like, make it bigger?On Adobe Illustrator CS3, how do you resize an image?
http://www.illustratortechniques.com/for鈥?/a>On Adobe Illustrator CS3, how do you resize an image?
Adjust the canvas size.
http://www.illustratortechniques.com/for鈥?/a>On Adobe Illustrator CS3, how do you resize an image?
Adjust the canvas size.
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