Vector-Graphics
| Practice makes perfect as they say. With this tutorial you'll get some practice using the Revolve effect and learn how to make a soccer practice cone!
Type: Illustrator Tutorial Level: Beginner |
| It's easy right? Just select your text, go to Type > Create Outlines and then apply your gradient. But what if you need to edit the text? You can't after you create outlines! This tutorial will teach you how to add a gradient and still be able to edit your text!
Type: Illustrator Tutorial Level: Beginner |
| Select the Ellipse Tool, hold down the Control key, and draw out an ellipse shape. Holding down control will keep the ellipse proportional. You can make it whatever color you want your poker chip to be. I made mine blue.
Type: CorelDraw Tutorial Level: Beginner |
| Editor's Pick in Vector Graphics Tutorials, June 2007 A very helpful tutorial on using Adobe Illustrator to design the artwork for a three dimensional product box. The author shows how the graphics must be folded the same way as the cardboard will be folded for the product package... Type: Illustrator Tutorial Level: Experienced |
| Editor's Pick in Vector Graphics, June 2007 "Graffiti-Like Website Layout" is one Vector Graphics tutorial you will find plenty of uses for. Working with Adobe Illustrator the author gives you an easy to read ten step lesson that is loaded with screenshots and illustrations for ... Type: Illustrator Tutorial Level: Experienced |
| One of the looks of "Web 2.0" is the aqua icons that Matt Kloskowski shows us how to make in the first issue of Adobe Illustrator Techniques print issue. Another look is the reflecting icon. The clean, crisp look of these attractive images makes clicking through a website's navigation fun. Here'... Type: Illustrator Tutorial Level: Beginner |
| The much anticipated integration between Illustrator and Flash lives up to its expectations, even with Dynamic text. The new Flash Text panel allows you to set up static, dynamic, or input text fields in Illustrator for use in Flash.
Type: Illustrator Tutorial Level: Experienced |
| 1. Definition
Compound path consists of two or more paths that interact with each other. Compound paths are used when you need to show a part of underlying object through a hole in another object. Imagine a flat donut on a plate. Outer edge of the donut is defined by one path, and the donut hole... Type: Illustrator Tutorial Level: All levels |
| You can use photos and trace over them in Adobe Illustrator to make some unique effects and vector art.
Type: Illustrator Tutorial Level: Experienced |
| In this tutorial we will make a rough edges like in a logo of Cops TV series. 1. Using Type tool create your text. Make it large enough, like 70 pt. Easier to work with, you can always downscale it later. Select it with Selection tool and convert into outlines (Type > Create Outlines). Type: Illustrator Tutorial Level: Beginner |
