Adobe Illustrator

We're now In our 3rd quarter Contemporary Media and we will be learning about a new Adobe program called Illustrator, Illustrator is a Vector graphics Image editor.

Adobe Illustrator s a program used by both artists and graphic designers to create vector images. These images will then be used for company logos, promotional uses or even personal work, both In print and digital form. So what is Adobe Illustrator used for? It Is typically used to create illustrations, charts, graphs, logos, diagrams, cartoons of real photographs, and more.

One of the tools I learned about is Rulers, I will explain to you what this tool Is used for, and why It Is very Important for you to use once you are editing Images.

The rulers and guides in Illustrator make our work more precise. You can move your document in any way, CS5 moved the 00 point to be in the upper-left hand corner. The art board maintains its only ruler system. The reference point proxy allows you to specify which part of the object is identified. 99% of the time you would want rulers to be on while designing in illustrator. Artwork will snap to guides.

I'm very excited to start this project, I love learning new things and A program such as this Is something I'm very Interested in.