This tutorial will discuss the basic aspects of Adobe Illustrator. In the viewing area directly from the user a list of buttons and features are available for use on your Adobe Illustrator document. I'll go on the basis of use of this feature and how you can implement it.
The first Adobe Illustrator tutorial is the Selection Tool. Selection Tool is used to select projects on the screen that you can do. Typically, these large quantities can begin to form when you are managing a project. You can move files around can be seen easily. However, there are limitations in this tool. Adobe has come up with two selection tools that will solve this space problem.
Both Adobe Illustrator tutorials combined. They are associated with the Selection Tool in terms of operation. They are the Direct Selection Tool and Tool Selection Group. Direct Selection Tool is used to reshape an object or image by using its anchor points. Can change the width and height of a segment of an object or change the way the dots formed by the anchors that move in a certain direction. Group Selection Tool allows you to select an object on the first click and if you choose the longer it will target all objects within its field. This tool helps to organize all the objects so that you can select them easily.
Next up is Adobe Illustrator Magic Wand Tool. Magic Wand Tool allows you to choose the objects of similar stature. You can do this by simply selecting one of the targets and the Magic Wand Tool will attach to the other are similar. You can make the tool look for anything you can think of within each object to connect the two.
The Lasso Tool is the next feature in Adobe Illustrator's long list of features that are exceptional. Lasso Tool allows you to select objects by drawing around them. You do not need to complete the connection all the way around the object. Adobe Illustrator will make an educated guess about what you think if you did not finish. Sometimes this is way better than using other tools to select objects.
Listed next feature is the Pen Tool in the family. Most of them are Point Tools that help you manipulate objects. Pen Tool is probably the most important tool that Adobe Illustrator CS3 has to offer. Anchor Points are used to define how an object and can be formed. You can make very artistic shapes with this single tool. Many professionals swear by it. Add Anchor Point Tool allows you to add anchor points of existing objects. This feature will change the shape of the object indefinitely. It gives you more choices in how you would object to see. The Delete Anchor Point Tool to remove a few anchor points on the object. It will also drastically change the way the object looks when displayed. The Convert Anchor Point Tool helps you shape objects are very clean and precise, so you can get the most accurate shapes and transformations when you use the anchor points.
This type of tool has a wide range of features. Type Tool makes different types and formats to put them in. You can edit anything you like. Area Type Tool allows you to open the roads that were once the area that you can edit your own typing. Type in the Path Tool allows you to manipulate the way in which the text will take. You can often use it to type around an object. I'm sure you've seen typing in a spiral shape. Vertical Type Tool allows you to type vertically. It is just like what you see when you look at the matrix. Except those were not real characters. Vertical Area Type tool changes closed paths to vertical type. You are also given the freedom to edit the type as well. Vertical Type Tool makes the path on the road you choose to write text in vertical mode rather than making the text lay on the line as usual.
Furthermore, the tool provides the user with the ability to create a row in all kinds of fashion. The Line Segment Tool lets you draw a simple straight line. Arc Tool is quite clear in her. Spiral Tool allows you to draw spiral shapes near perfectly and manipulate using the anchor point has been determined. This can be a useful tool if you have a reason to make a spiral. Rectangular Grid Tool allows you to create what looks like a spreadsheet. Like the Rectangular Grid Tool the Polar Grid Tool gives you the ability to create a grid, but grid is circular in shape. It is fully configurable using the anchor points.
The next tool is one of my favorites in the Adobe CS3 Series. These tools are the shape tools. They allowed me to make shapes easily and without much attention to detail. I have saved many hours of headaches by switching to these tools. The first is the Rectangle Tool, create a shape or a rectangular box shape. You can manipulate the width and height of the box that you like. Rounded Rectangle Tool allows you to create a rounded edge of the box like structure that is more subtle feelings. If you look at the Web site you can see that I use it a lot. I believe it adds a little flavor to the website. Of course, I always try new things. When you check again you may find that my website looks totally different. Ellipse Tool allows you to make seemingly perfect circles. If you've ever tried to draw a perfect circle freehand headache you know that I have tried to do it myself. Polygon Tool allows you to make six-sided object that is configured for the user. Star Tool does exactly what it says. It makes a star! The Flare Tool makes objects that look like they have blown up or if you see a supernova in the sky. So, you will see a circle with a lot of lines poking out of it and it will be bright in the middle. This is a pretty cool effect to use in various situations.
Paintbrush Tool is a very old at Adobe and Macromedia product lines. In fact, it's probably one of the features in the first paint program ever created. Very easy to use and simply does what it says. It's like paint brushes in various sizes and tones.
Pencil Tool like the Paintbrush Tool only does what it says it does not. It writes like a pencil in different sizes and tones. Smooth Tool allows you to straighten out the kinks in your drawings by erasing extra anchor points that could damage the path that an object will regularly make. If you use the Path Eraser Tool you can erase part of an object by erasing part of the road. If you simply deleted an anchor point with the Delete Anchor Point tool the object would just reshape into another form, but with the Path Eraser Tool the object will act like a part that does not exist anymore and it would seem as if someone erased it with the actual eraser!
The Rotate Tool is a simple feature that allows you to rotate any object in Adobe Illustrator field. Many another Adobe design products have this feature as well. I believe even Macromedia products as well. Reflecting tool that allows you to copy a reflection of an object and move it however you like.
Scaling Tool makes an object increase or decrease in size along the axis x and y. Shear tool that lets you move objects around on the axis x and y. Like if you set a point in the middle of the object and rotate the object around it like it's compact disc. Tools that make up the back allows you to move certain anchor points while keeping the overall integrity of the object.
Warp Tool allows you to shape objects with your freehand abilities by moving pixels around independently. The Twirl Tool makes an object perform a swirling motion within itself. Pucker device that makes it appear that the object piercing the air getting out of it. I would say this is like the object is exploded by itself. You can do this by simply using the cursor around the edges of the object. The Bloat Tool increases the air on an object and make it look like it will explode. Scallop Tool makes the object look like it to be spiky in nature. If you have seen a blowfish before the transformation from skinny fish prickly prey is a good interpretation of this. Devices that do the same crystallized as a means of shells, but just not too the outside of the object. Wrinkle Tool makes an object look like it is wrinkled. You can easily see this if you use a box or a straight line in nature to begin with.
Free Transform Tool is used if you want to change the shape of an object freehand. It is pretty simple and it reminds me of some other features that I used.
Symbol Sprayer Tool lies under the symbolism options section of Adobe Illustrator. It has a series of options that you can choose from. The Symbol Sprayer Tool places a series of objects on the screen. Sport Shifter tool that can move objects around the symbol. Sports Scruncher device that moves objects closer to each other or more than as a group. Sports Sizer Tool is able to change the size of the object symbol. Spinner sports equipment capable of moving object symbol in a circular fashion. Sports Stainer Tool is able to change the symbol color of each object. The Symbol Screener Tool gives the symbol object the additional effect of changes in opacity that you are able to control. Sports Styler Tool is able to change the style of the displayed objects in.
The next set of graphics equipment. Column Graph Tool is like in your standard graph, which has vertical graphs. Stack Column Graph Tool is similar to the Column Graph Tool except the fact that he can show similarities in certain things by stacking the graph at each other. Bar Graph Tool makes graphs in the horizontal direction. A Stack Bar Graph Tool is like the other stacked graph except it is in a horizontal position. The Line Tool uses a simple line graph for several types of measurements to show progress. Area Graph Tool is similar to the Line Graph Tool except fills the area below it until it reaches the outline of another calculation. Scatter Graph Tool is a graph that only uses the dots to show important changes in the charts regularly. Pie charts are very popular graphics tool. This is a circular graph that shows the different options in different colors. Radar Graph Tool makes graphs that are taking a different set of charts and puts them categories that appear in a circular fashion.
The Mesh Tool makes meshes and allows you to edit them accordingly.
Gradient Tool allows you to fully customize the start and end points of each gradient that you use.
Dropper tool that is able to take color from one area of an image or object and apply it elsewhere. Measure Tool is able to see the length between two objects.
The Blend Tool makes an object into a series of objects. It also makes it look like they turn into something else. This is a cool feature that could have some uses with my website now I think about it.
Live Paint Bucket Tool is similar to the regular Paint Bucket. The difference is that you can fill the area with the memory of other similar areas.
Live Paint Selection Tool can be used to paint, but also lets you fill in live areas that are grouped together. Different options for a large painting.
Plant wide device which only allows you to cut and area of an object with fine detail. Slice Tool allows you to crop the image into different sections so that they can be reunited on the web. It helps web download most of the time. Slice Selection Tool allows you to choose the slices that have been cut for the web.
The Eraser Tool is exactly what it says it. This will erase everything that is touched. The Scissor Tool will make cuts images and allows you to pull the outside. Then you can do anything with the new anchor point that makes the object and the object of cutting segments. Knife Tool cuts object as if you cut them with knives. Once you do this you can pull objects apart and reform them.
Hand tool allows you to move the window object is stored in the program Adobe Illustrator CS3. Page Tool allows you to change the way the print version of the output looks by manipulating the monitor screen.
Zoom Tool allows you to magnify objects in the program.
I hope you've learned the basics of Adobe Illustrator CS3 program with this short tutorial. In the near future, I will be illustrations of the use of each option, so you'll better understand what you can do with this program. Of course, these are just some things that maybe you can do with this program. It takes a lot of imagination and hard work to get your thoughts on paper. If you visit a Web page you'll be able to see this tutorial with the corresponding image is added. Remember that you can be an Adobe Guru if you try!
