QuickStart! - Adobe Illustrator CS3 Tutorials


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VTC author, Dwayne Ferguson, gets you started with Adobe Illustrator CS3. He begins with a quick tour of the Illustrator CS3 interface, demonstrating proper workflow before moving on to lessons discussing fills, strokes, text and gradients. Learn how to print your finished work, export to Flash, and integrate Illustrator with Photoshop CS3. To begin learning today, simply click on one of the QuickStart! Adobe Photoshop CS3 movie links * VTC QuickStart! tutorials are available only to registered VTC Online University members.

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Overview
	Overview	(01:37)
The Interface
	Finding Your Way Around	(03:20)
	Drawing Tools	(03:39)
	Customize Workspaces	(03:27)
The Workflow
	Create Vector Art	(03:29)
	Fills and Strokes	(03:37)
	Work with Text	(03:20)
	Get to Know Layers	(04:42)
Creating Art
	Draw with the Pen Tool	(04:09)
	Work with Gradients	(05:22)
	Make a Logo pt. 1	(03:18)
	Make a Logo pt. 2	(04:13)
	Retro TV pt. 1	(04:08)
	Retro TV pt. 2	(03:10)
Sharing Your Work
	Printing	(02:29)
	Export to Flash	(04:19)
	Integration with Photoshop CS3	(05:12)
Conclusion
	Final Thoughts	(01:34)
	About the Author	(01:39)

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Tutorial Information / Pricing

Title:	QuickStart! - Adobe Illustrator CS3
Author:	Dwayne Ferguson
SKU:	33769
ISBN:
Duration:	1.5 hrs / 19 Lessons
Compatibility:	Win XP, 2000, 98, NT, Mac OS X, OS 9

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