Vector Tutorials by creativepro.com

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Spring is getting closer. While your garden may not be flush with flowers yet, you can use Illustrator's Blend tool to create a bouquet of blossoms now.
June 6, 2007 Today Views: 1 Total Views: 2,014
Adding strokes to type lends definition to text, but adding offset strokes adds dimension to text. In this video tutorial, Deke McClelland shows how to use the Transform Effect feature in Illustrator CS to add depth to text.
June 1, 2007 Today Views: 1 Total Views: 1,336
Adobe Illustrator gives you the freedom and flexibility to draw extremely complex art -- so complex that it bogs down your printer. See how Illustrator expert Sarajo Frieden simplifies her point-laden drawings as she designs a UNICEF greeting card from rough pencil sketch to follow-up project.
May 30, 2007 Today Views: 1 Total Views: 1,254
Sit. Meditate. Paint. That's the philosophy behind the Japanese art of Sumi-e, or black ink painting. You can apply these ancient techniques with modern tools, thanks to Adobe Illustrator. But remember: there's no digital equivalent for meditation.
May 29, 2007 Today Views: 1 Total Views: 1,966
Mixing up colors in Illustrator is lots of fun -- that is, until you spend precious time digging through swatches to find just the right variation of the color you specc'd much earlier in the project. In this story learn how an Illustrator pro organizes her colors and creates custom color charts.
May 25, 2007 Today Views: 3 Total Views: 1,626
Using Illustrator symbols, you can map artwork onto 3D objects you create. Here's how!
May 23, 2007 Today Views: 1 Total Views: 1,127
Start the new year with a bang by creating a new business card in Adobe Illustrator CS. Using basic templates and tools, you can design a great-looking card in no time.
May 23, 2007 Today Views: 1 Total Views: 1,186
Illustrator CS2 does have a feature that allows it to detect when you've specified an overprint for an object that is painted white (Figure 1), but this happens only when you're applying the overprint -- not as in the case above where the object already had the overprint, but the color was changed from black to white.
May 10, 2007 Today Views: 1 Total Views: 1,794
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