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Please contact the content providers to delete files if any and email us, we’ll remove relevant links or contents immediately. Login Join User. By anonymous. The 15 project-based lessons in this book show readers step-by-step the key techniques for working in Illustrator CS5.

Readers learn how to create vector artwork for virtually any project and across multiple media: print, websites, interactive projects, and video. In addition to learning the key elements of the Illustrator interface, they’ll learn how to integrate their artwork with Adobe Flash movies, Adobe InDesign layouts, and Adobe Flash Catalyst software ce5 add interaction to their designs.

This completely revised CS5 q covers new perspective drawing tools, variable-width watercolor strokes, multiple artboards with video-specific presets, the new realistic Bristle brush and Shape Adobe illustrator cs5 classroom in a book free download tool, and the ability to maintain consistent raster effects across media.

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To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. The 15 project-based lessons in this book show readers step-by-step the key techniques for working in Illustrator CS5. Readers learn how to create vector artwork for virtually any project and across multiple media: print, websites, interactive projects, and video. In addition to learning the key elements of the Illustrator interface, they’ll learn how to integrate their artwork with Adobe Flash movies, Adobe InDesign layouts, and Adobe Flash Catalyst software to add interaction to their designs.

This completely revised CS5 edition covers new perspective drawing tools, variable-width watercolor strokes, multiple artboards with video-specific presets, the new realistic Bristle brush and Shape Builder tool, and the ability to maintain consistent raster effects across media.

Everything you need to master the software is included: clear explanations of each lesson, step-by-step instructions, and the project files for the students. Classroom in a Book offers what no other book or training program does—an official training series from Adobe Systems Incorporated, developed with the support of Adobe product experts.

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Top reviews Most recent Top reviews. Top reviews from the United States. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Verified Purchase. This book covers a lot of topics and in decent detail. As an absolute beginner this is a wonderful resource. I purchased the printed version so I could easily refer back to spots in the book should I have any issues. Plus, I prefer having the book near my laptop as I read. The topics range from using artboards to 3d rendering. Each lesson tells you how long approximately it should take you for each lesson.

These were typically on target, a few I spent additional time trying out what was just taught on a few chapters. In a few instances, you will see a shaded box which is a citation from Adobe Help. It was good to know if you had issues, Adobe Help would go in more detail than the book did. It was slightly annoying too to think most of the items could be in the free Adobe help but at least the book is a nice little compilation in an easy to follow fashion.

There were a few spots I got stuck in the book but I did not reset my Illustrator preferences as they instruct at the beginning of each chapter- so be certain you do this. Overall, I feel more confident in using Illustrator.

I do suggest this book for beginners. It even goes over what is new in CS5. One person found this helpful. Not a big fan of these books. Not really a fan of this book series for the adobe products. I have all of them for my creative suite programs. I found it hard to follow. I mean the directions were mainly easy. Sometimes they would leave out a vital step and have me trying to figure out what the heck i did wrong for a half hour.

The main reason I didnt like this book is because it would tell you to do this and that but not tell you why you are doing that. I prefer instructions that tell me why I need this or that step to get the end result. I used the book sometimes but prefer to watch some youtube videos instead. The Illustrator is a complicated program but this book does a good job of explaining various features through lessons. While following the instructions in the book, I realized how difficult it is for them to describe every step precisely and clearly, in part because the book has to address both PC and Mac users and the program menus and tool settings change depending on the screen resolution of the user computer.

For example, the book asks the reader to click the word Transform but some readers may not see the Transform in the described panel because of their limited screen resolution.

So the book describes another way of selecting the Transform. In addition, the Illustrator is highly customizable, so the book reminds the reader to start with the default settings, not just once but over and over again. So the book tries hard not to lose the reader in the lessons by anticipating possible situations the reader may face. Due to the complexity of the program, every step has to be described very clearly in order for the reader to successfully complete each lesson.

Sometimes I was stuck because my result from the previous step was different from what the book expected. I thought the book missed some step or the previous step was incomplete.

After spending some time trying to figure out what went wrong, I just corrected the result in my way to match the book’s result. Considering the complexity of the program and the variety of the user hardware environment, I thought the book does a good job of getting the user started with the Illustrator.

I know there is still a long way for me to go but I feel that I have a good foundation to grow from thanks to the book. Very complete. Obvious it was done by people that knew the software and all the different parts and pieces of it. I went through several parts of it and was so impressed I now have four other Classroom in a Book books on my bookshelf.

These books are complete and well written with a ton of examples on the enclosed CD, If you are buying this book used, look for the ad that says the CD is included. It is very helpful. I’m going through chapter 6 right now.

I was able to breeze through the first few chapters since I’m familiar with Photoshop and it’s tools. The information is VERY thorough in that everything is explained well even for someone who has never worked with any Adobe products. The only complaint I have so far is that, in the Kindle version, even zooming, some of the illustrations are still too small to see very well.

This is a Kindle issue, not a book issue. Hopefully in the future, the Kindle will allow you multiple zoom levels so you can see what is going on.

This is what I used in conjunction with a college course to learn Illustrator. By the end of 15 weeks spent working through the class plus time for extra projects I feel like I know my way around Illustrator without too many problems.

My only advice – don’t necessarily start at the beginning. Adobe likes to put all their “new stuff” in the opening chapter, and skips over the basics, so if you’re new to a program it’s a bit like being thrown in at the deep end. The later chapters actually ease you in better. I just started reading this book while completing the exercises page by page and for a beginner, it is simple to follow and in my opinion, the BEST way to learn.

From the very first page, you create the cover of a tea box! The second exercise, which I’m on now, is creating and laying out a brochure! The exercises have me pacing the house and wanting to pull my hair out because my brain feels like it is going to explode from all the information, but in a very good way.

 
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