Product Description

Maximize the power of the number-one vector graphics program

This full-color guide is perfect for designers and artists looking to master the most powerful graphics program available. Whether new to the software or upgrading from an earlier version, you will learn how to use the most important features of the latest version and create print, Web, and motion graphics.

The examples in the book demonstrate how to develop logos, editorial and book illustrations, page layouts, magazine ads, business graphs and charts, and more. The book takes you step-by-step through the process of creating various types of illustrations, and demonstrates professional techniques, shortcuts, and solutions.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #519615 in Books
• Published on: 2009-03-30
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 384 pages

Features

• ISBN13: 9780071603102
• Condition: New
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About the Author

Sue Jenkins is a Web and graphic designer, illustrator, teacher, photographer, and artist. She is an Adobe Certified Expert, an Adobe Certified Instructor, and the author of several Web design books.

Customer Reviews

Best book to learn Illustrator!
If your new (or even intermediate) to Illustrator, you will learn plenty by using this well laid out book. The tutorials are very easy to follow and having full color examples, are more helpful than b/w images!

Great Full Color Book
This is a great book if you are just getting started with Illustrator or if you are like me and just need a refresher on what some of the features are in this latest version. The full color examples (figures, color palettes, panels, etc) made it easy to follow along in the book and the color tips really make helpful information stand out.

Better books out there
This is not what I expected. Everything, should mean everything, and it doesn't cover everything. The "Real World" series is a much better line of books for teaching the graphic design software. It's not even a good reference. I was looking for a specific task such as converting text to paths and it doesn't show it. In other places it refers to buttons but doesn't say where they are, etc.