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Visual Content with Adobe Illustrator Hugo N. Hansen honor functionality with beauty, please the eye, capture the mind. Copyright © 2016 Hugo N. Hansen Copenhagen, Denmark Version 1.0 Tom yw ifLei,ia snamd,y f amiinDl eyn maarnFkdi nland a book about adobe illustrator best infographics younique results 14 15 16 RESTAURANT THE BEST INGREDIENTS 10 11 12 Auditorium author presented 6 7 8 EXIBITION source of INSPIRATION 2 3 4 classroom CLASSROOM ground presenting the tour visual content infographics With many thanks to all the following persons and compa- nies for the permission to use their infographics. Circos Viz by Genome Sciences Centre BC Cancer Research Centre, http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/ 5 Facts About Standard Infographic Dimensions by Benjamintravis.com The State of Graphic Design by SmartPress.com Website Simplified by Rayz Ong, Lemongraphics,sg The State of Content by Adobe Google (Graphic ) by PPCBLOG Why Our Brains Love Visual Content by Column Five Media Memory Improvement Tips by Eva Lu Elements of Design by Paper Leaf Design Paralell Structure by DomainOptions Inc. Green Roof and Green Wall innovation by Stevens Institute of Technology If you use this font by thevisualcommunicationguy.com, Curtis R. Newbold, PhD SEO Clues by CMI Media Design Trends by Coastal Creative Reprographics Engaging The Active Learner by Jess3 A modern man has to be.. by Yann BlindSalida The 7 most hated Internet Innovations by Quality Nonsense Ltd Driving Deforestation by Brendan McLaughlin - Resource Media Bring Home Nature by Tony Whittle The Psycology of Color by WebpageFX 12 refreshing healthy summer cocktails by Citynightdiscos Decoding the Color Wheel by Spyros Thalassinos Staying Hydrated during workouts by Guard your health The ugly journey of our trash by Projectaware 2016 Budget by Taxback How Green is the Ipad by Sortable Global Creativity Gap by Adobe 6 skills to stimulate creative thinking by Susan Van Delft, PerronZes.nl How Search works in 2016 by Seobook How far can you go with one barrel oil by Antonio Radovcic A brief history of computer Science by Julie Rossman/World Science Festival All other pictures and images have been created by the author the power tool of visuals Welcome to a tour of creativity, imagination, idea generation, inspiration and learning with Adobe Illustrator CC. There are many paths to the perfect infographics and just as many tools for creating them. Adobe Illustrator, from older to newer version, is one of these tools. It is considered to be a very difficult program and only for professional designers, but with this book you will be convinced that this is only a myth. Welcome on board the bus! Basic tools Basic colors visual language rotate image tfrraocme pencil to pen gradients precision shaping shapes cropping draw easy being in control area text layers cloud colors guiding guides clipping masks artboards writing color guides vector & words bitmap COOBNJTERCOT L shortcuts grrides fanlde rcutlers type kit creating infographics with personality patterns Symbol Plant PDF formats for screens afela ktiunrdess of charts and distorting lights and shadows social media shape builder masking blend charts what a mesh perspective micro graphics ideas and creativity live colors special tools transparency 3D is 1987 created 40 panels tools 93 100 artboards 200 undos menu items zoom % times cmyk colors rgb colors Mastering Adobe Illustrator Presenting the program Adobe Illustrator is a huge program with all possible options available. But only a few persons use all the features and functions. These people are teachers of the program or authors of books about the program. They need to use and present all of the program to fulfil the needs of the many different people who attend courses or read the books. When designing and creating infographics you get all the necessary tools with the program. You can write text, create graphs, illustrations, symbols etc. Information or design? The function of an infographic is to inform. But information in its most simple form is like trying to catch a fish with a plain hook. In order to catch the trout of your dreams, you need to show a lot more than just the simple information in order to be successful. The hook must be beautiful and attractive. “Content is King”. But only when it is noticed. There are many examples of infographics made by many different people and companies in this book. They are only presented as positive inspirations, and parts of the infographics will be used as exercises on how to use Illustrator. These infographics are not evaluated but are just references to the different parts of the book. Contents Chapter 1 - The Document Chapter 3 - Visual Language Information Overload Visual Language Vector or Bitmap Grabbing the attention Print, Web and Size Rules of Design Creating a new document How to use visuals Artboards Visual Clutter Artboard Tool Shapes and attention Design and layout Shaping the information Making a Mock Up Gestalt Theories The Shaper Tool Chapter 4 - Transform Chapter 2 - The Tools Selection methods The Tool Panel Moving objects Features and Functions Copying objects The Zoom and Hand Tools Aligning objects The Basic Tools and Colors More transformations Line Segment Tool Transform Tools Strokes and Settings Precise rotation The Rectangle Tool From circles to stars The Ellipse Tool Shear, reflect, scale, move, copy The Polygon Tool The stacking order Lines, circles and colors Pasting objects Basic colors in Illustrator Arranging objects Eyedropper Tool Grouping
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