The Design Collection Revealed: Adobe Indesign Cs5, Photoshop Cs5 and Illustrator Cs5

885 Pages·2010·65.87 MB·English

by  Chris Botello

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THE DESIGN
ADOBE
INDESIGN CS5
COLLECTION
PHOTOSHOP CS5
ILLUSTRATOR CS5
CHRIS BOTELLO & ELIZABETH EISNER REDING
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SERIES & AUTHORS’ VISIONS
Revealed Series Vision New to This Edition! Th ank you to Sandra Kruse for her
intelligence and dedication as the
Th e Revealed Series is your guide to today’s Th e latest edition of Th e Design Collection
developmental editor on the InDesign and
hottest multimedia applications. Th ese Revealed includes many exciting new
Illustrator chapters in this title. Th ank you
comprehensive books teach the skills behind features, including:
to Ann Fisher, the developmental editor
the application, showing you how to apply
■ Coverage of the Gap Tool, Live Distribute, for the Integration chapter. Many thanks to
smart design principles to multimedia products
and Content Indicator, all designed to Jane Hosie-Bounar, the Product Manager.
such as dynamic graphics, animation, Web
make creating professional-looking layouts Jane shepherded this book through to
sites, soft ware authoring tools, and digital video.
in InDesign even easier. completion with her combination of
A team of design professionals including ■ Coverage of the Shape Builder in patience, persistence, and clarity of vision.
multimedia instructors, students, authors, Illustrator. I also want to acknowledge Technical Editor
and editors worked together to create this ■ Coverage of Mini Bridge, confi gurator, Tara Botelho for checking everything so
series. We recognized the unique learning and Repoussé in Photoshop. meticulously; such dedication in a technical
environment of the multimedia classroom Authors’ Visions editor allows an author to sleep a little
and created a series that: more soundly.
I am thrilled to have written this book about
■ Gives you comprehensive step-by-step
Adobe InDesign CS5 and Adobe Illustrator —Chris Botello
instructions
CS5. Illustrator was the fi rst Adobe program
■ Off ers in-depth explanation of the “Why” Here we go again! Another 18 months,
I learned – back in 1988! Since then, it’s been
behind a skill another version of the Adobe Creative
my favorite program, even though I seem to
■ Includes creative projects for additional Suite. While it might seem unusual to
spend most of my time in Photoshop. When
practice some, this is what we in the computer
doing this update and learning the great new
■ Explains concepts clearly using full-color textbook publishing biz have come to
features of CS5 like the perspective grid and
visuals call normal. It seems as though we thrive
the Width tool, I’m quietly amazed at how
■ Keeps you up to date with the latest on this hurry-up-and-wait syndrome
far this program has come.
soft ware upgrades so you can always otherwise known as a new product release.
work with cutting edge technology It’s also been a pleasure to watch InDesign To the reader, a book magically appears
It was our goal to create a book that speaks evolve into the smart, strategic layout on the shelf with each software revision,
directly to the multimedia and design package that it is today, and it’s exciting to but to those of us “making it happen” it
community—one of the most rapidly see that Adobe is developing the soft ware means not only working under ridiculous
growing computer fi elds today. We think both for print and interactive use. As new deadlines (which we’re used to), but it
we’ve done just that, with a sophisticated and media evolves, InDesign is positioned with also means working with slightly different
instructive book design. a central role in that evolution, and that’s teams with slightly different ways of
exciting. doing things.
—Th e Revealed Series
DESIGN COLLECTION III
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Karen Stevens, Susan Whalen, Jane Hosie- Special thanks to Amrin Sahay, who hit the I would also like to thank my husband,
Bounar, Tintu Th omas and I have all worked ground running. Most of us have never met Michael, who is used to my disappearing
together before on this project that has face-to-face, yet once again we managed acts when I’m facing deadlines, and to
spanned more years than we care to admit. to work together in a professional manner, Phoebe, Bix, and Jet, who know when it’s
while defying the time-space continuum time to take a break for some good old-
Th anks also to Jim Gish, Sarah Timm,
with its many time zones, cultural holidays, fashioned head-scratching.
Kathy Kucharek, and Meaghan O’Brien.
and countless vacation plans.
—Elizabeth Eisner Reding
DESIGN COLLECTION IV
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PREFACE
Introduction to The Design Collection
Welcome to Th e Design Collection: Adobe InDesign CS5, Photoshop CS5,
and Illustrator CS5 Revealed. Th is book off ers creative projects, concise
instructions, and coverage of basic to intermediate InDesign, Photoshop,
and Illustrator skills, helping you to create polished, professional-looking
layouts, photographs, and illustrations. Use this book both in the classroom
and as your own reference guide.
ADOBE INDESIGN CS5
Th is text is organized into 17 chapters, including an integration chapter.
In these chapters, you will learn many skills, including how to move 6
amongst the Creative Suite applications, which, in this release,
CHAPTER WORKING WITH
provide familiar functionality from one application to the next. PLACED IMAGES
Th e fi rst fi ve chapters cover InDesign, where you’ll work extensively 1. Place multiple graphics
2. Use the Links panel
3. Explore image resolution issues
4. Place vector graphics
5. Interface InDesign with Photoshop
6. Use Libraries
LESSON 4
Work with
TEXT FRAMES
What You’ll Do Semi-Autofl owing Text Autofl owing Text
In Chapter 3, you learned how to thread You can also autofl ow text, which is a
text manually—to make it fl ow from text powerful option for quickly adding text to with InDesign features and use both Illustrator and Photoshop fi les
frame to text frame. When you click the out your document. Let’s say that you create a
port of one text frame with the Selection six-page document and you specify that each
tool, the pointer changes to the loaded text page has three columns. When you create as you create quality layouts. Th e next six chapters cover additional
icon. When you click the loaded text icon in the document, the pages have no text frames
afrnaomthee tro t tehxet fsreacmoned, t ferxatm fl eo—wsa nfrdo mth et hpeo fii nrtset r oannd t hmemarg—inth geuyi’dree sju. Tsto b aluantok-,fl woiwth t ecxotl uinmton s Photoshop-specifi c skills, and then fi ve chapters teach you some of the
automatically changes back to the Selection the document, you click the Place command
tool. Th at’s great, but what if you wanted and choose the text document that you want fi ner points of illustrating with Adobe Illustrator. Th e book ends with an
to keep threading text? Would you need to to import. Once you choose the document,
repeat the process over and over again? the pointer changes to the loaded text icon.
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at-a-glance look at what you’ll do in the chapter, either by showing you
INDESIGN 4-46 Working with Frames a page or pages from the current project or a tool you’ll be using.
DESIGN COLLECTION V
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Comprehensive Conceptual Lessons
Before jumping into instructions, in-depth conceptual information Use the Gradient tool Figure 42 A highlight behind the text
tells you “why” skills are applied. Th is book provides the “how” and 1. Select the BERRY text outlines if they are not
already selected.
“why” through the use of professional examples. Also included in 2. pCloicinkt tehre a tG trhaed tioepn to ft othoel B. , then position the
3. Drag straight down to the bottom of the B,
the text are tips and sidebars to help you work more effi ciently and release the mouse, then deselect.
creatively, or to teach you a bit about the history or design philosophy TIP Pressing and holding [Shift] while you drag the Gradient
tool pointer allows you to drag in a perfectly straight line.
behind the skill you are using. 4. Switch to the Selection tool , then click the
large circle filled with the Crimson gradient
fill behind the text.
5. Click the Gradient tool .
Step-by-Step Instructions 6. Pshoosiwtino nin t hFeig cuorleo 4r 2st soop tsh aantd t hthee r emdi dgpraodinietns ta iss
behind the “three rivers symposium” letters.
Th is book combines in-depth conceptual information with concise You used the Gradient tool to flow the gradient from top to bottom
in the word BERRY. You adjusted the stops and the midpoints on
steps to help you learn InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator CS5. Each the gradient control bar to perfect the gradient behind the text. Figure 43 Drop shadow with a 3 pt offset
Add a drop shadow to text
set of steps guides you through a lesson where you will create, modify, 1. Select the word BERRY.
2. Apply a 1 pt Black stroke to the outlines.
or enhance a CS5 fi le. Step references to large colorful images and 3. Copy the word, then paste in back.
4. Change the fill of the copied object to Black.
quick step summaries round out the lessons. Th e Data Files for the
TIP Even though you can’t see the copy of the text in
steps are provided on the CD at the back of this book. back, it is still selected.
5. Press three times and three times to move
the copied text 3 pts down and 3 pts to the left,
as shown in Figure 43.
(continued)
ILLUSTRATOR 2-32 Creating Text and Gradients
PROJECT BUILDER 2
Kitchen Experience, your local specialty Figure 28 Sample Project Builder 2 Projects
cooking shop, has just added herb-infused
oils to its product line. They have hired
you to draft a flyer that features these new Th is book contains a variety of end-of-chapter materials for additional
products. You use Photoshop to create
this flyer. practice and reinforcement. Th e Skills Review contains hands-on
1. Open PS 2-7.psd, then save it as Cooking.
2. Display the Essentials workspace (if necessary). practice exercises that mirror the progressive nature of the lesson
3. Make the Measuring Spoons layer visible.
4. Drag the Oils layer so the content appears behind the
Skillet layer content. material. Th e chapter concludes with four projects: two Project
5. Drag the Measuring Spoons layer above the
Skillet layer. Builders, one Design Project, and one Portfolio Project. Th e Project
6. Save the file, then compare your image to the sample
shown in Figure 28.
Builders and the Design Project require you to apply the skills you’ve
learned in the chapter. Portfolio Projects encourage you to address
and solve challenges based on the content explored in the chapter.
Projects you create can be added to your portfolio as proof of your
Adobe skills.
Learning Photoshop Basics PHOTOSHOP 2-31
DESIGN COLLECTION VI
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