2. adobe illustrator is a program developed and
marketed by Adobe Systems which is used
by both artists and graphic designers to
create vector images.
3. These images will then be used for company
logos, promotional uses or even personal
work, both in print and digital form.
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8. what we will learn
• Raster and Vector images
• Illustrator's environment
• Illustrator's tools and palettes
• The power of illustrator
• Infographics
9. the world of computer graphics, there are
two types of images
- raster and vector.
10. Some programs that create raster images
(also known as pixel or paint images) are
Photoshop or Paintbrush.
11. Some programs that create vector art (also
known as object-oriented art) are Illustrator
and FreeHand.
12. Other programs, such as CorelDRAW, have
tools to create both raster and vector
images.
13. raster images
Raster images are made up of a whole lot of
tiny dots, called pixels.
The number of pixels determines the
resolution of your file.
14. The computer stores this file by recording
the exact placement and colour of each
pixel.
15. vector images
vector art is different in that instead of
creating individual pixels, you create objects,
such as rectangles and circles.
16. By noting the mathematical coordinates of
these shapes, a vector program can store
files in a fraction of the space as raster
images, and more importantly, be able to
scale images to virtually any size without
any loss in detail.
41. • Converting raster to vector
• Converting text/fonts to points
• Work with different softwares
(photoshop/flash/indesign/etc…)
• Suggested software for creating
infographics
43. An infographic (information graphic) is a
representation of information in a graphic
format designed to make the data easily
understandable at a glance.
44. Infographics abound in almost any public
environment -- traffic signs, maps, tag
clouds, musical scores and weather charts
are just a few examples, among a huge
number of possibilities.
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50. How to create infographics
• Use subtle/light colors
• Use full colors/pantone colors
• Make artwork informative
• Use shapes