The document provides instructions for using Adobe Illustrator to create drawings with predefined shapes, Bezier curves, and path operations. It outlines how to use the shape tool to create regular shapes, how to perform pathfinder operations like unite and intersect, and how to join and edit paths using techniques like the pen tool and anchor points. Examples provided include drawing a gameboy and writing text with vectors.

1. Adobe Illustrator 02

2. Adobe Illustrator
Tasks for today

3. Adobe Illustrator
Tasks for today

4. drawing with Illustrator
- with predefined shapes
- with Bezier curves
+ operations between paths
(add - subtract - intersect)
paths

5. 1 — regular shapes
shapes tool (M)
OPTIONS
RECTANGLE
ROUNDED RECTANGLE
ELLIPSE
POLYGON
STAR

6. 1 — regular shapes
click and drag (with shift = keep proportions)
-
only click (set sizes)

7. 2 — pathfinder
windows
-
pathfinder
unite intersect divide

8. black arrow = select entire path
-
white arrow = select point(s) of a path
delete part of a path
3 - white arrow

9. 3 — join path (cmd+J)
- join two paths

10. ex 01 — GAMEBOY

11. 4 — Bézier curves
Pierre Étienne Bézier
1910 – 1999

12. 4 — Bézier curves

13. 4 — Bézier curves
handles
control points

14. 4 — Pen tool
create points
pen tool (p)
options
add anchor point
delete anchor point
convert anchor point

15. ex 02 — writing vector with vectors