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Publisher:
Peachpit Press
Published Date:
2009
ISBN:
978-0-321-60558-0
Pages:
476 Adobe Illustrator CS4 WOW is way beyond the basics. It is eye candy for any designer or vector illustrator regardless if they are a beginner or advance user. It is packed full of tips and techniques including step-by-step instructions that will have you mastering skills in lightning speeds! Particularly interesting, is Chapter 2, "Zen of Illustrator" the instructions on the "finger dance". I agree, once an illustrator masters this technique ... every skill, shortcut and exercise will be easier and faster from that point forward. (This skill is especially important for someone using A.I to produce vector files in a fast-past, deadline-orientated work environment.) |
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Publisher:
Peachpit Press
Published Date:
2008
ISBN:
978-0-321-51842-2
Pages:
458 The Adobe Illustrator CS3 WOW! Book truly is a worthy of wow! You can open this book to almost any page and find useful, practical information on the many tools and creative possibilities of Illustrator. For anyone seeking to capitalize on the many facets of this software program, this book is a must-have. From typography to objects to masks and opacity, and brushes, washes, tracing, and slicing, this compilation walks users through easy steps to create compelling design |
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Publisher:
Wiley publishing, Inc.
Published Date:
2007
ISBN:
978-0-470-12634-9
Pages:
711 I've been using Adobe Illustrator for about ten years. When I'm designing a logo, Illustrator is my application of choice. For my money, if you can't build a logo that can be blown up as big a a billboard without jagged edges, you ain't got squat. Flexibility is the bottom line and only a vector graphic affords that flexibility. |
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Publisher:
Adobe Press
Published Date:
2009
ISBN:
978-0-321-56290-6
Pages:
243 Review: Adobe Illustrator CS4 How-Tos "Adobe Illustrator CS4 How-Tos: 100 Essential Techniques" by David Karlins is an excellent resource for both new users to Illustrator as well as users who have been taking advantages of this application's powers for years. Without getting too advanced, the book does what it promises. It teaches the essentials of Adobe Illustrator. |
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Publisher:
Adobe Press
Published Date:
October 13, 2003
ISBN:
0-321-20544-8
Pages:
129 Adobe Illustrator CS Idea Kit is a small book with 18 bite-sized projects designed to feed your imagination and get you quickly up-to-speed with Illustrator. It isn’t a definitive reference, but its restrained size and direct delivery style make it easier to digest than many larger publications. Which also means the ideas can be put into use more quickly. First time authors Jerome Holder & Barbara Mulligan have many years of commercial art experience under their collective belts and have done a good job of distilling that knowledge. |
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