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Here, the ever-informative Dansky explores how to take shapes to the next level opens in new tab. He offers a range of techniques that you can use to transform basic shapes into more complex shapes by working with elements such as gradients, opacity and the Shape Builder tool.

One of the great things about Adobe Illustrator is the ability to create your own brushes. Here, Chris Rathbone explains how to create your own vector Illustrator brush in three simple steps. Illustrator CC’s Dynamic Symbols tool allows you to dynamically change a symbol’s attributes to streamline the creation of artwork.

This tutorial explains how to use the tool to create multiple instances of a master symbol opens in new tab , which then retain their link to the master symbol even when their shape and visual attributes are altered.

This tutorial from Matthew Pizzi uses both methods to show us how to create a 3D gift box. He also teaches us an easy way to create a reflection. Want to create a logo that will look just as good in print and on screen while combining imagery with text? This tutorial shows you how to design a logo opens in new tab. This tutorial teaches you how to make a web icon opens in new tab. Learn how to modify simple shapes to create a camera icon that can be used as a social media profile avatar and as a button linking to a portfolio on a digital CV.

Another step-by-step tutorial from Matthew Pizzi, this one shows how to create a calculator app icon in Illustrator opens in new tab. This tutorial looks at how to create a perfectly geometric logo design. Begin by creating an initial pattern using smart guides, then remove areas from shapes using the Shape Builder tool or Pathfinder tool. Then add gradients. Learning how to join paths opens in new tab is a great way to clean up your line work in Illustrator CC.

This tutorial explains how to trim excess line segments from intersecting paths and how to close the gaps between two open paths.

Cartoon-style avatars are a halfway house between formal representation and stylised illustration, allowing a degree of anonymity for the person pictured. Another tutorial from Chris Spooner, this one shows how to use the vector tools opens in new tab in Adobe Illustrator to produce a simple avatar with a line art style and flat colours.

Chris Spooner has a host of useful Illustrator tutorials. In this tutorial, he goes through the process of creating a line art badge logo design opens in new tab. There’s been a trend of designing logos in the style of line art, featuring simplified illustrations to produce a minimalist design.

This shows just how to do it. Building a custom Illustrator brush is a great way to put a unique stamp on your work. While the software comes with watercolour-style brushes out of the box, this advanced Adobe Illustrator tutorial explores how you can make your own custom brush opens in new tab.

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After logging in you can close it and return to this page. Advanced Search. Forgot Password? Join today. You can drag in the center to move the shape, or drag on the boxes to change dimensions.

Any shape tool object can become a text frame, a shape you can insert text into. The shapes in the toolbox with the X drawn in them are designed to be text frames, but nowadays that’s a bit redundant. I just use the regular shape tools.

Guide Lines InDesign sets up documents on a grid. You normally work with non-printing guide lines to center elements on the page. To explore this feature, choose your arrow tool, and move into the measurement rulers at the top or left of the document. From the rulers, drag guide lines into the document. Use View, and Show Guides if you don’t see ’em. From the View menu, click on Snap to Guides if not already chosen by default ; elements on the page will automatically snap to a nearby guide for accuracy.

These and many other menu choices are toggled. To turn them off, click on them again. To delete a guide, click on it and Delete. Bringing in Stories You’ll often need to bring in a story composed in a word-processing program, such as Microsoft Word, called placing in pagination programs. Find the story by rummaging through the folders in the dialogue box: if it’s on your disk, click on the Desktop button, find your disk by name, and click to open it.

Then choose your document. The pointer tool will turn into a little page icon; this is called a loaded cursor. Place it where you want the type, and click. The type will flow into the space; a frame is automatically built to house it.

Alternatively, draw a frame first by dragging the cursor, or click with the arrow tool to choose an already-drawn frame; the Place command will pour the text into your selection.

Want to place some real text? Download the lorem ipsum practice file from the Principles of Design for Print class resources page. To save web text or photos on Macintosh, hold down the Control key lower left and then hold down mouse button on the document you want to download. A tiny inverted red plus sign at the bottom right of the type block the “out port” shows you have “overset” text–still more of the story to place.

You can click on that plus sign to load the cursor again, and place the next column. Or you can drag the frame larger to hold more type. At the top left of your text frame is the in port. A plus sign here shows you have placed above the copy you see. Drag handlebars to change the size of the frame, or drag the whole frame in the middle to move the text block. For you anal types out there, the cursor arrow keys will “nudge” selected text frame one point. Or 10 points if you hold the Shift key down.

Decide you don’t want to Place after all? Click in the arrow tool again in the toolbox, and the “loaded cursor” will disappear. Or just choose Undo from Edit pulldown Keyboard shortcut to memorize: Command-z.

Checking spelling: If you’re an old PageMaker user like moi, you’ll mourn InDesign’s decision to no longer include the Edit Story function, a sort of mini-word processor ap. In fact, to type text into InDesign, you have to actually build a frame and type right on the document.

The good news is you can still spell-check text: choose Spell Check from the Edit menu. Printing a copy You have to print to a PostScript laser printer capable of handling InDesign documents. Fortunately, your tech fee supports some excellent cluster laser printers, and they’re free to a limit. You don’t get that at many other schools, so appreciate another of those wonderful services brought to you by your great land-grant university for a tech and activity fee.

To print, choose that command from the File menu. We’ll cover some of the dialogue box options later. You may have to choose a printer type from that window PSPrinter , if one is not already chosen.

The cluster printer may include special instructions for printing using InDesign; check for signs and notices. After you’re done working, you can leave InDesign by choosing Quit from the InDesign menu, far left on the menu bar.

Note that on the Macintosh the red close button at top left will close the window, but leave the program open. So, to recap:. These files are attached to email messages, and are smaller than live files, so easier to mail. Beginning InDesign: Continuing On Most of the time you’ll want to set up a multi-page document, with certain features common to all pages.

These may include a common grid, headers, footers, page numbers, etc. Instead of setting up each page separately, Master Pages offers you the opportunity to set up common elements. Open a new document of at least two pages. Click on the Pages panel, and double-click “A-Master. Try two columns, 2 picas between each column gutter. Double-click to page one. The column guides are transferred, as is any text or other elements.

Don’t forget to move out of Master Pages when you place elements on individual pages. Otherwise placements will be repeated throughout the document. Note you can go from page to page by double clicking on a Page palette icon, clicking the arrows at the bottom, scrolling, or about a half dozen other ways. If you want the text block wider or narrower, you need to drag the edges of handles. Lengthen or shorten the block by dragging on top or bottom window shades.

Remember, the red plus sign at bottom right “out port” indicates that you have more text left to place. With the pointer tool, click on it to load your cursor again, and place in the next column, or move to the next page to place. When no more text is left to place, the plus sign disappears. If it is replaced by an arrow sign, that means threaded, but already placed, text continues to another block, column, or page.

Threaded Text InDesign automatically keeps text together, in order, no matter how you place it. This handy feature keeps your text from turning to word mush such as those newspaper columns by Cal Thomas, just kidding as you manipulate it. Again, note that if you wish to shorten, say, the first column of two in threaded text, you drag the window shade shorter, and the text is pushed to the next column, and vice versa.

To see how your text is threaded, choose Show Text Threads from the View menu. Unthread a block of text: click on the out port of the original text frame, and the “unthread icon” appears. Click again in the original frame and subsequent frame move back into the overset of the original frame. Copying For many future exercises, you’ll need to repeat blocks of text or shapes. No need to place or draw more than once. For text, highlight, and choose Copy Edit menu. For elements, click to choose and then Copy.

This places the copied material on an invisible Clipboard. You can Paste it from the Clipboard as many times as you need to. The Clipboard holds your material as long as you want–even if you leave InDesign and move to another application, such as Microsoft Word. The Clipboard only has one “page,” however: if you copy something else, the material copied previously is deleted. Warning: you can copy photos and illustrations from another application into InDesign, but what you get are low-resolution copies.

That’s usually undesirable. Better to use the Place command. Choose the flyout menu tiny page icon on right of panel to choose New Style. Name the style as you wish, and okay. The text you highlighted will become that style.

To change other attributes, choose options from left window. Now when you Place text, you merely Select All of it, or with the arrow tool select the frame, and choose your prepared style from the Paragraph panel. You also can set up a style by choosing New Paragraph Style from the Paragraph flyout menu, working through the choices.

Note : New Character Style Character Style palette will also set up your type, but for indentations and other paragraph changes you still have to bring up the Paragraph palette so why not just use the Paragraph panel to begin with?

I dunno either. Character styles of imported MS Word documents may override your style choices. If so, Select All again, and while clicking on your prepared style, hold down the Option key. Reverses, Fills and Wraps Geezer designers who learned with X-acto knives, and light tables like me found Text Wrap to be one of the most exciting features of computerized pagination.

In the old days, wrapping text around an illustration or box could be a genuine pain in the arse. Enter the email address you signed up with and we’ll email you a reset link. Need an account? Click here to sign up. Download Free PDF. Fidan Luthfullahi. A short summary of this paper.

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This tutorial on how to add images and artistic effects opens in new tab starts out by explaining the basics of how to add images to projects in Adobe Illustrator CC. Preferences You can set some default choices before opening a new document. How customer reviews and ratings work Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them. Name it “certificate” or another name that will make sense to you later, as the default “Untitled. InDesign made it as simple as water flowing around a rock in a stream–and metaphorically, that’s what the wrap feature does.