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Adobe Illustrator - is a vector graphics editor that will become your key decision to express yourself through artistic manipulations with images. You will find out its ease,simplicity and flexibility in usage, modifying or creating objects, changing their colors, shapes and forms. Adobe Illustrator will help you to discover an artist in yourself, proposing you bold and original ways of realising your ideas by means of its resources. Invention of new, fresh and extraordinary images and compositions will not seem you as a fuzzy and indistinct intention any more, just because you will know exactly how to perform it properly, using Adobe Illustrator and being sure in your success.
We’ve already talked about creating 3D effect in Photoshop, but Corel Draw is also a great tool worth mentioning. So, why don’t you try to make something three dimensional there? If you don’t know how, here is a guide.
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Compound paths are used when you need to show a part of an underlying object through a hole in another object. Imagine a flat donut on a plate. The outer edge of the donut is defined by one path, and the donut hole by another path. A transparent hole occurs in the area where paths cross. Through this hole, you can see the plate underneath.
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When it comes to Adobe Photoshop, you might be a beginner who is not much savvy about the Illustrator tool and the various unique ways it offers. Vectips offers a detailed discussion on the tips, tricks and the secrets of handling Adobe Illustrator.
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In this tutorial you will learn how to create sun rays in Adobe Illustra tor, the fun and easy way without some rotation and doing some math, if you want to know how this is done then follow through.
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<span>Editor's Pick of January, 2009</span><br />Enticing banners is a great lure for potential visitors. Make sure you know how to draw attractive ones to keep the web design of the publisher clean and user-friendly.
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We will cheat a little bit in this tutorial: we will use Photoshop to pixelate image. See the footnotebelow the tutorial explaining why.
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