Vector Tutorials by roundpixel.org

Remember what I said about Illustrator CS having this great feature called Extrude and Bevel? It does! We'll take the first path we made for our server object and I'll show you how you can make the 3D perspective in 2 minutes flat.

Perspective is awesome. It adds depth and a certain something that makes designs nice. Combine this with a vector look and we have the makings of greatness or at least the makings of cuteness.

I know this is supposed to be an Illustrator tutorial and it is. But since it's about logos let's talk a little about what makes a logo good.

This part deals with setting up colors and swatches for Illustrator.

The first part of this tutorial deals with color and is not intended solely for Illustrator. The information here is good to know (even if sounds a bit boring) no matter what application you use to create your art.

When you first open up illustrator you see a familiar (if you know a little Photoshop) interface. At first glance you might even say they're twins. They are in a way, but just like brothers there are lots of differences that become apparent only after you get acquainted.