This document provides an overview of tools and techniques in Adobe Illustrator, including:
1. Understanding color, drawing tools, editing objects, and layers.
2. Tools for transforming objects like rotate, scale, reflect, and shear tools as well as modifying objects through menus and palettes.
3. Modes for drawing like outline and preview, creating gradients with the gradient tool and mesh, and using layers to organize objects.
4. Additional topics covered are custom styles, masking, transparency, effects, and drawing paths with tools like the pen and pencil.
The document provides a tutorial on using CorelDraw. It describes various tools and functions such as undoing mistakes, deleting and stretching objects, drawing shapes, using colors and grouping objects. It also covers arranging objects, rotating and mirroring objects, fitting text to paths, and modifying clipart. The tutorial includes step-by-step instructions for creating graphics using these tools and functions.
This document provides an introduction to Adobe Illustrator by explaining its main features and interface. It describes Illustrator as a vector graphics program used to create crisp, scalable artwork like logos and diagrams. The document then guides the user through setting up a new document, exploring the interface such as tools and panels, navigating artwork, and introduces the process of creating a movie poster flier as a tutorial project.
William Chua is a freelance illustrator from Singapore who created the artwork "Magic Paintbrush" using Adobe Illustrator. He began with a sketch that he traced in Illustrator, dividing it into separate layers and objects. He used brushes, gradients, symbols and the Arrange tool to recreate the dragon, fish, boy and other elements. Additional details like frames, clouds and textures were added to complete the colorful scene. Chua also designed a T-shirt template within the same Illustrator file.
This document provides an overview of the Illustrator workspace and basic tools for working with artboards, objects, text, and gradients in Adobe Illustrator. Key points covered include how to view and modify artboard elements, work with objects and smart guides, create basic shapes, select, move and align objects, transform objects, make direct selections, work with multiple artboards, create and format text, flow text into objects and on paths, create colors and gradients, and apply gradients to text and strokes.
This document provides an overview of the interface and functionality of Sketch, a vector drawing app for Mac. It describes key aspects like the toolbar, layers, shapes, editing tools, and more. Specifically:
- The interface is minimal and optimized for digital design work. Key areas include the toolbar, inspector, layer list, and infinite canvas.
- Layers are the basic building blocks and come in types like shapes, images, groups and artboards. Common tools allow adding, selecting, moving and editing layers.
- A variety of shape tools are available and can be customized using points, paths and boolean operations. Precise editing of shapes and layers is possible.
- Additional features like symbols,
The document discusses the basic shapes tool in Illustrator - the rectangle and ellipse tools. It explains how to create rectangles and ellipses using these tools, and how to modify the shapes by using modifier keys to draw perfect squares and circles. It also discusses how to set the size, change colors, adjust stroke weight and opacity, rotate objects, and select and modify anchor points and dimensions. The overall focus is on learning the basic functions of the rectangle and ellipse tools to create and modify simple shapes in Illustrator.
The document discusses basic tools in Adobe Illustrator such as the brush, pen, basic shapes, and selection tools which allow a user to draw, shape, and move elements on the artboard. It also covers basic settings like stroke weight, end caps, color swatches, and gradients. The tools and settings provide basic drawing and shaping functionality in Illustrator.
The document provides a tutorial on using CorelDraw. It describes various tools and functions such as undoing mistakes, deleting and stretching objects, drawing shapes, using colors and grouping objects. It also covers arranging objects, rotating and mirroring objects, fitting text to paths, and modifying clipart. The tutorial includes step-by-step instructions for creating graphics using these tools and functions.
This document provides an introduction to Adobe Illustrator by explaining its main features and interface. It describes Illustrator as a vector graphics program used to create crisp, scalable artwork like logos and diagrams. The document then guides the user through setting up a new document, exploring the interface such as tools and panels, navigating artwork, and introduces the process of creating a movie poster flier as a tutorial project.
William Chua is a freelance illustrator from Singapore who created the artwork "Magic Paintbrush" using Adobe Illustrator. He began with a sketch that he traced in Illustrator, dividing it into separate layers and objects. He used brushes, gradients, symbols and the Arrange tool to recreate the dragon, fish, boy and other elements. Additional details like frames, clouds and textures were added to complete the colorful scene. Chua also designed a T-shirt template within the same Illustrator file.
This document provides an overview of the Illustrator workspace and basic tools for working with artboards, objects, text, and gradients in Adobe Illustrator. Key points covered include how to view and modify artboard elements, work with objects and smart guides, create basic shapes, select, move and align objects, transform objects, make direct selections, work with multiple artboards, create and format text, flow text into objects and on paths, create colors and gradients, and apply gradients to text and strokes.
This document provides an overview of the interface and functionality of Sketch, a vector drawing app for Mac. It describes key aspects like the toolbar, layers, shapes, editing tools, and more. Specifically:
- The interface is minimal and optimized for digital design work. Key areas include the toolbar, inspector, layer list, and infinite canvas.
- Layers are the basic building blocks and come in types like shapes, images, groups and artboards. Common tools allow adding, selecting, moving and editing layers.
- A variety of shape tools are available and can be customized using points, paths and boolean operations. Precise editing of shapes and layers is possible.
- Additional features like symbols,
The document discusses the basic shapes tool in Illustrator - the rectangle and ellipse tools. It explains how to create rectangles and ellipses using these tools, and how to modify the shapes by using modifier keys to draw perfect squares and circles. It also discusses how to set the size, change colors, adjust stroke weight and opacity, rotate objects, and select and modify anchor points and dimensions. The overall focus is on learning the basic functions of the rectangle and ellipse tools to create and modify simple shapes in Illustrator.
The document discusses basic tools in Adobe Illustrator such as the brush, pen, basic shapes, and selection tools which allow a user to draw, shape, and move elements on the artboard. It also covers basic settings like stroke weight, end caps, color swatches, and gradients. The tools and settings provide basic drawing and shaping functionality in Illustrator.
The document provides an overview of getting started with Adobe Illustrator, including how to:
1) Create a new document and choose document settings like size, color mode, and units of measure.
2) Explore the Illustrator workspace and interface elements like panels, tools, and shortcuts.
3) Create basic shapes and apply fill and stroke colors using tools and the Swatches panel.
This document provides an overview of the basic functions and tools in Adobe Illustrator CS6. It begins with an introduction to getting started in Illustrator and setting up documents. It then describes each tool in the toolbox and its functions. The document also covers topics like working with layers, making selections, creating shapes, inserting and formatting text, placing images, and more basic Illustrator skills. The tutorial is intended to teach beginners the essentials of navigating the Illustrator interface and using its core tools and features.
- Illustrator is a vector drawing program used to create illustrations, cartoons, diagrams, charts and logos. Unlike bitmap images, vector graphics use mathematical equations and can be scaled without loss of resolution.
- Vector graphics are resolution-independent and scalable without quality loss, with crisp lines at any size. They are best for graphics that need to be resized.
- Common uses of Illustrator include designing logos, drawing maps and illustrations, creating infographics, and packaging design.
This document provides an overview of three methods for adding lighting effects in Photoshop. Method one uses Photoshop's built-in lighting effects tool. Method two uses layer masking to simulate lighting by overlapping transparent layers. Method three combines the first two methods and applies them to architectural images. The document includes instructions and screenshots to demonstrate each lighting technique.
This document provides instructions for creating a dimensional looking sphere in Photoshop using gradient tools and layer styles. The steps include:
1) Adding horizontal and vertical guides to center a new layer.
2) Drawing an elliptical selection using the guides and modifier keys to create a perfect circle.
3) Setting the foreground and background colors and choosing a radial gradient with multiple color stops to mimic the shading of a sphere.
4) Applying a drop shadow layer style to further enhance the three-dimensional appearance.
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The document provides an overview of the Photoshop toolbar and its tools. It is organized into logical groupings like selection tools, retouching tools, and navigation tools. Within each section, it describes the purpose and use of each individual tool with icons. There are more tools available than visible, accessed by clicking arrows on tool icons. The toolbar can be viewed in single or double column layout and contains all the essential tools for selecting, editing, and navigating images in Photoshop.
The document provides instructions on using various shape, path, and drawing tools in Adobe Illustrator. It explains how to draw and manipulate shapes, paths, lines, and gradients. Techniques covered include constraining proportions while resizing, rotating shapes, drawing lines and closing paths with the Pencil tool, using the Pen tool to draw straight and curved lines, adding and removing anchor points, applying brush strokes and patterns, using compound paths, and filling objects with colors, gradients, and patterns.
This document discusses various drawing and selection tools in CorelDRAW including how to use the freehand, Bezier, rectangle, ellipse, and polygon tools. It provides step-by-step instructions for selecting objects, resizing, moving, combining, welding, blending, filling, and rotating objects. Additional topics covered include using the artistic media tool, fountain fill, postscript fill, and spray mode to apply effects and textures to objects.
1) The document describes how to create green glow and lightning effects in Adobe After Effects.
2) For the green glow effect, it instructs to duplicate the layer, use the Roto Brush tool to select the object, apply the Glow effect, and adjust settings like threshold, size, and color.
3) For the lightning effect, it says to add a solid layer, apply the Lightning effect from the effects panel, and position the layer over the video clip. Additional lightnings can be added by duplicating the solid layer.
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The document is an Adobe Illustrator CS4 tutorial that provides an overview of the software and outlines 17 topics that will be covered, including getting started, setting up documents, using the toolbox and its tools, making selections, working with layers, creating basic shapes, inserting and formatting text, placing images, and more advanced topics like applying effects and working with symbols. It includes descriptions of the various tools in the Illustrator toolbox.
Illustrator uses layers and vector graphics. The pen tool is used to create shapes and curves by placing anchor points. Tracing a hand-drawn sketch with the pen tool involves importing an image, tracing portions with the pen tool while zooming in, copying and reflecting portions, and using pathfinder and shapes to join parts together. Gradient fills and effects can be added to complete the vector drawing.
Photoshop's interface includes menus, toolbars, palettes, and the image window. The menu bar contains main functions, the toolbar houses tools for quick access. Palettes display information to modify images, such as colors, layers, and adjustments. Layers are organized in the layers palette and allow editing of individual image elements. The toolbox contains selection, navigation, and editing tools to manipulate images. Color boxes display the current foreground and background colors.
1. The document provides instructions for creating a flyer using Adobe InDesign, including how to open InDesign, create and format text boxes and images, apply color, and export the flyer as a PDF.
2. It explains how to perform basic layout and formatting tasks like making text boxes, resizing and rotating objects, aligning graphics with text, and applying color to text and graphics.
3. The final section describes how to convert the InDesign file to a PDF for printing or online sharing once the flyer is complete.
This document discusses how to create and manipulate 3D objects in Adobe Illustrator. It covers extruding and revolving 2D objects, adjusting surface shading and lighting, mapping artwork onto 3D objects, and working with a perspective grid. Key topics include using the Extrude and Revolve effects, manipulating lighting settings, choosing different surface shadings, mapping symbols onto 3D surfaces, and drawing in perspective using the perspective grid tool.
Adobe Illustrator: 6 Essential Tips and ToolsNguyet Minh
Adobe Illustrator allows full control and editing of an artwork. Since it is so customizable, many potentials of what you can do with just simple tools are not so obvious. Let's go through the 6 tools in Illustrator you might not know.
Adobe Illustrator CS6 was used to demonstrate.
The document provides an overview of the basic tools in Photoshop including selection tools like the lasso and magic wand, editing tools like the paint bucket and eraser, and navigation tools like zoom and pan. It explains functions for each tool such as selecting, editing, and moving layers and images. Common tools covered are the crop, slice, paint, gradient, and text tools as well as adjusting colors and layers.
The document provides instructions for using various pen tools in Photoshop to create paths and shapes. It describes how to use the standard pen tool to draw straight lines and curves by clicking to add anchor points. It also covers using the freeform pen tool to draw paths automatically, and the magnetic pen tool which allows paths to snap to edges in an image. Key steps include dragging the pen tool to extend direction lines to control the shape of curves, and holding alt to convert smooth points to corners when drawing multiple curved segments.
Color affects human perception and emotion. There are over 8,000 colors that can be described based on hue, tint, shade, and emotional responses. The color wheel is used to understand relationships between primary, secondary, warm, and cool colors. How colors are created and defined depends on whether in pigment, light, or digital formats.
This document provides an overview of computer graphics, including terminology, formats, uses, and software. It discusses the differences between raster and vector graphics, optimal resolutions for different applications like electronic publications, print, and presentations. Key points covered include avoiding bloated files by resizing embedded images, using the right file format for the intended use, and manipulating images in dedicated software.
The document provides an overview of getting started with Adobe Illustrator, including how to:
1) Create a new document and choose document settings like size, color mode, and units of measure.
2) Explore the Illustrator workspace and interface elements like panels, tools, and shortcuts.
3) Create basic shapes and apply fill and stroke colors using tools and the Swatches panel.
This document provides an overview of the basic functions and tools in Adobe Illustrator CS6. It begins with an introduction to getting started in Illustrator and setting up documents. It then describes each tool in the toolbox and its functions. The document also covers topics like working with layers, making selections, creating shapes, inserting and formatting text, placing images, and more basic Illustrator skills. The tutorial is intended to teach beginners the essentials of navigating the Illustrator interface and using its core tools and features.
- Illustrator is a vector drawing program used to create illustrations, cartoons, diagrams, charts and logos. Unlike bitmap images, vector graphics use mathematical equations and can be scaled without loss of resolution.
- Vector graphics are resolution-independent and scalable without quality loss, with crisp lines at any size. They are best for graphics that need to be resized.
- Common uses of Illustrator include designing logos, drawing maps and illustrations, creating infographics, and packaging design.
This document provides an overview of three methods for adding lighting effects in Photoshop. Method one uses Photoshop's built-in lighting effects tool. Method two uses layer masking to simulate lighting by overlapping transparent layers. Method three combines the first two methods and applies them to architectural images. The document includes instructions and screenshots to demonstrate each lighting technique.
This document provides instructions for creating a dimensional looking sphere in Photoshop using gradient tools and layer styles. The steps include:
1) Adding horizontal and vertical guides to center a new layer.
2) Drawing an elliptical selection using the guides and modifier keys to create a perfect circle.
3) Setting the foreground and background colors and choosing a radial gradient with multiple color stops to mimic the shading of a sphere.
4) Applying a drop shadow layer style to further enhance the three-dimensional appearance.
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The document provides an overview of the Photoshop toolbar and its tools. It is organized into logical groupings like selection tools, retouching tools, and navigation tools. Within each section, it describes the purpose and use of each individual tool with icons. There are more tools available than visible, accessed by clicking arrows on tool icons. The toolbar can be viewed in single or double column layout and contains all the essential tools for selecting, editing, and navigating images in Photoshop.
The document provides instructions on using various shape, path, and drawing tools in Adobe Illustrator. It explains how to draw and manipulate shapes, paths, lines, and gradients. Techniques covered include constraining proportions while resizing, rotating shapes, drawing lines and closing paths with the Pencil tool, using the Pen tool to draw straight and curved lines, adding and removing anchor points, applying brush strokes and patterns, using compound paths, and filling objects with colors, gradients, and patterns.
This document discusses various drawing and selection tools in CorelDRAW including how to use the freehand, Bezier, rectangle, ellipse, and polygon tools. It provides step-by-step instructions for selecting objects, resizing, moving, combining, welding, blending, filling, and rotating objects. Additional topics covered include using the artistic media tool, fountain fill, postscript fill, and spray mode to apply effects and textures to objects.
1) The document describes how to create green glow and lightning effects in Adobe After Effects.
2) For the green glow effect, it instructs to duplicate the layer, use the Roto Brush tool to select the object, apply the Glow effect, and adjust settings like threshold, size, and color.
3) For the lightning effect, it says to add a solid layer, apply the Lightning effect from the effects panel, and position the layer over the video clip. Additional lightnings can be added by duplicating the solid layer.
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The document is an Adobe Illustrator CS4 tutorial that provides an overview of the software and outlines 17 topics that will be covered, including getting started, setting up documents, using the toolbox and its tools, making selections, working with layers, creating basic shapes, inserting and formatting text, placing images, and more advanced topics like applying effects and working with symbols. It includes descriptions of the various tools in the Illustrator toolbox.
Illustrator uses layers and vector graphics. The pen tool is used to create shapes and curves by placing anchor points. Tracing a hand-drawn sketch with the pen tool involves importing an image, tracing portions with the pen tool while zooming in, copying and reflecting portions, and using pathfinder and shapes to join parts together. Gradient fills and effects can be added to complete the vector drawing.
Photoshop's interface includes menus, toolbars, palettes, and the image window. The menu bar contains main functions, the toolbar houses tools for quick access. Palettes display information to modify images, such as colors, layers, and adjustments. Layers are organized in the layers palette and allow editing of individual image elements. The toolbox contains selection, navigation, and editing tools to manipulate images. Color boxes display the current foreground and background colors.
1. The document provides instructions for creating a flyer using Adobe InDesign, including how to open InDesign, create and format text boxes and images, apply color, and export the flyer as a PDF.
2. It explains how to perform basic layout and formatting tasks like making text boxes, resizing and rotating objects, aligning graphics with text, and applying color to text and graphics.
3. The final section describes how to convert the InDesign file to a PDF for printing or online sharing once the flyer is complete.
This document discusses how to create and manipulate 3D objects in Adobe Illustrator. It covers extruding and revolving 2D objects, adjusting surface shading and lighting, mapping artwork onto 3D objects, and working with a perspective grid. Key topics include using the Extrude and Revolve effects, manipulating lighting settings, choosing different surface shadings, mapping symbols onto 3D surfaces, and drawing in perspective using the perspective grid tool.
Adobe Illustrator: 6 Essential Tips and ToolsNguyet Minh
Adobe Illustrator allows full control and editing of an artwork. Since it is so customizable, many potentials of what you can do with just simple tools are not so obvious. Let's go through the 6 tools in Illustrator you might not know.
Adobe Illustrator CS6 was used to demonstrate.
The document provides an overview of the basic tools in Photoshop including selection tools like the lasso and magic wand, editing tools like the paint bucket and eraser, and navigation tools like zoom and pan. It explains functions for each tool such as selecting, editing, and moving layers and images. Common tools covered are the crop, slice, paint, gradient, and text tools as well as adjusting colors and layers.
The document provides instructions for using various pen tools in Photoshop to create paths and shapes. It describes how to use the standard pen tool to draw straight lines and curves by clicking to add anchor points. It also covers using the freeform pen tool to draw paths automatically, and the magnetic pen tool which allows paths to snap to edges in an image. Key steps include dragging the pen tool to extend direction lines to control the shape of curves, and holding alt to convert smooth points to corners when drawing multiple curved segments.
Color affects human perception and emotion. There are over 8,000 colors that can be described based on hue, tint, shade, and emotional responses. The color wheel is used to understand relationships between primary, secondary, warm, and cool colors. How colors are created and defined depends on whether in pigment, light, or digital formats.
This document provides an overview of computer graphics, including terminology, formats, uses, and software. It discusses the differences between raster and vector graphics, optimal resolutions for different applications like electronic publications, print, and presentations. Key points covered include avoiding bloated files by resizing embedded images, using the right file format for the intended use, and manipulating images in dedicated software.
The document discusses various topics related to Illustrator including:
1. Adobe Bridge which helps locate, organize, and browse assets for content creation.
2. Color models like RGB, CMYK, and HSB used in different mediums.
3. Printer marks used in printing like registration marks.
4. Techniques for combining objects like Live Paint, Pathfinder effects, compound shapes and paths.
5. File formats like SVG and uses of spot colors, process colors, and color separations in printing.
This document discusses various selection, editing, and color tools in Photoshop. It covers tools for making selections like the marquee, lasso, quick selection tool, and magic wand. It also covers repair tools like the spot healing brush, patch tool, and content-aware fill. Finally, it discusses color models, color spaces, color modes, and using foreground and background colors.
The document provides an overview of basic concepts and tools for using Adobe Photoshop for image editing. It discusses opening and manipulating photos through cropping, resizing, and saving in different file formats like JPEG and GIF. Tools covered include selection tools, painting and filling tools like the brush, pencil, paintbucket and gradient, and adjustment tools for editing exposures, colors, and levels. Layers and transparency features are also introduced.
The document provides guidance on making effective presentations. It outlines 4 basic steps: 1) Formulate a strategy tailored to the audience; 2) Develop a clear structure that answers key questions; 3) Engage the audience with an enthusiastic presentation style using techniques like stories and humor; 4) Confidently handle questions by anticipating objections and linking responses to your main points. Each step includes tips, such as researching thoroughly, using an outline, maintaining eye contact, and practicing responses to difficult questions. The overall message is that an effective presentation requires both well-organized content and a style that captures audience interest and involvement.
Word includes basic drawing tools that allow users to create simple graphics directly in their documents. The Drawing toolbar provides options for shapes, lines, text boxes and more. Users can format objects with colors, lines and shadows, and group multiple objects together for easy moving and resizing. Word also offers a collection of clipart, photos, and other images that can be inserted into documents.
This document discusses how to work with visual elements in PowerPoint, including organization charts, charts, tables, shapes, and text boxes. It describes how to build and modify organization charts and charts, create and modify tables, draw and manipulate shapes and objects, apply formatting to objects, and create text boxes. Key steps covered are adding visual elements using slide layouts, opening the Chart or Table dialog boxes to modify elements, selecting objects using handles or selection boxes, and manipulating objects by rotating, scaling, filling, or moving them.
This document provides an overview of the tools and interface in Adobe Photoshop CS6. It describes the main components of the Photoshop interface including the menu bar, toolbar, and palettes for adjusting colors, layers, and images. It also outlines and explains the various selection, alteration, and drawing tools in the toolbox for selecting, modifying, and creating content in Photoshop images. Basic functions of tools like the marquee, lasso, and magic wand for selection and the brush, eraser, and blur for alterations are covered at a high-level.
Edit images using selection in Adobe Photoshop.pptxMarvin Santiago
This document provides instructions for selecting areas in images using Photoshop. It discusses the basics of making selections with tools like the rectangular marquee and lasso tools. It also covers selecting by color using the eyedropper, color range, and magic wand tools. The document describes how to select irregular areas using the lasso and pen tools and how to modify selections by moving, inverting, adding to, subtracting from, or intersecting with existing selections.
The document describes the various tools available in CorelDraw including selection, shape, crop, zoom, and freehand tools. It also summarizes tools for rectangles, ellipses, polygons, basic shapes, text, blends, color picking, outlines, fills, and interactive menus. CorelDraw contains many tools for drawing, editing, arranging, and applying effects to objects and text. The menus allow accessing file management, object editing and transformation, layout, and help functions.
This PPT gives detailed information about Lines,
Dimension Tool,
Formatting Lines and Outlines,
Closing Multiple Line Segments,
Working with Object Shapes,
Transformation Docker,
Adding Effects to Objects
The document discusses various selection, editing, and painting tools in Photoshop. It describes tools like the move tool, marquee selection tools, lasso selection tools, magic wand tool, quick selection tool, crop and slice tools, eyedropper tool, spot healing brush tool, brush tool, pencil tool, color replacement brush, clone stamp tool, pattern stamp tool, history brush tool, and art history brush tool. It provides information on how to access and use each tool and its functions.
The document discusses various techniques for masking and outlining images, including:
1) Using pen and shape tools to create paths and selections around image elements.
2) Adjusting selections using feathering and anti-aliasing to soften edges.
3) Creating layers and positioning separate image elements on different layers.
4) Applying layer masks to cover and reveal parts of images non-destructively.
The document provides instructions for recreating the Pepsi logo using vector shapes in Adobe Illustrator. It describes tracing the outline of the logo by drawing geometric shapes like rectangles and circles, and using the pathfinder tool to cut shapes out of one another to refine the design. Key steps include tracing the red bar outline, adding an ellipse for the inner circle, drawing a rectangle to cut out the middle, and adjusting anchor points to curve the shape.
The document describes the features and tools of the RM Colour Magic paint program designed for primary schools. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to use the various tools to create and edit pictures. Key tools include lines, shapes, stamps, text, fill, and special effects. Higher levels have additional options and complexity. The goal is to allow students to explore and experiment with color, line, shape, and pattern in an easy and fun way.
The document provides instructions for using selection tools and shapes in Photoshop. It begins with an overview of the Photoshop screen and toolbox. It then discusses how to view and select tools within groupings using click-and-drag. Examples are given for making selections with the marquee, lasso, and magic wand tools. The document also covers how to create and modify shapes using selection tools, strokes, and fills. It provides tips for adding and subtracting from selections using shift and alt keys.
This chapter discusses various editing tools in Autodesk Revit that allow users to select, modify, and manipulate building elements. It covers selection tools like choosing elements individually or in groups using selection windows or the TAB key. Modification tools covered include moving, copying, trimming, extending, cutting, deleting, rotating, mirroring, arraying, aligning, and matching elements. The document also discusses using the status bar tools to select linked models, underlay elements, or elements by face. It provides methods for restoring selections and filtering selected element types.
toolbars and axis , how to import file from autocad to sketchup , basic tools of sketchup , how to extrude walls , how to make a window (quick way ) , how to see dimensions, commands - position camera, walk and look around. All this can be learned in this presentation. A guide for beginners.
Illustrator is a vector graphics program that allows users to create illustrations and designs. The latest version offers new features for web design like RGB color selection and browser-safe palettes. It can import and export many file formats. The tutorial overview describes the various selection, drawing, and editing tools available and how to use the toolbox to change fill and stroke attributes and view document windows.
This document provides an overview of the basic tools and functions in Adobe Illustrator CS6. It includes a table of contents that lists topics such as setting up documents, using the toolbox and its tools, working with layers, selections, shapes, text, images, and other objects. The toolbox description section defines each tool's purpose and function for drawing, editing, and transforming vector graphics.
This document provides an overview of the basic tools and functions in Adobe Illustrator CS6. It includes a table of contents that lists topics such as setting up documents, using the toolbox and its tools, working with layers, selections, shapes, text, images, and other objects. The toolbox description section defines each tool's purpose and function for drawing, editing, and transforming vector graphics.
This document provides steps for creating a comic book or graphic novel using collage techniques in Photoshop. The steps include:
1) Building a collage by bringing images into Photoshop, resizing and positioning them, and removing unwanted areas using selection tools.
2) Creating a line drawing on a new layer by tracing around images with the pen tool.
3) Applying a threshold to create shadows and inking over the shadows using the pen tool filled with black.
4) Adding block colors on new layers using brush tools.
This tutorial provides instructions for using various tools and features in Adobe Illustrator CS6, including how to change colors, use strokes and fills, transform objects, work with layers, apply effects, perform live traces, create clipping masks and blends, use perspective grids, and save files in different formats such as PDF. Key tools and panels like the color picker, stroke panel, and layers panel are explained. Step-by-step directions with accompanying screenshots are provided for each topic.
The document summarizes and explains the tools in photography software including the Magic Wand, Selection Tool, Crop Tool, Gradient Tool, and Text Tool. The Magic Wand selects pixels based on color and luminosity but works best on low-resolution images. The Selection Tool is more sophisticated and makes selections based on tone and color through successive strokes. The Crop Tool cuts away unwanted image areas outside the crop selection. The Gradient Tool draws linear, radial, or other gradient fills between two points. The Text Tool adds horizontal or vertical text directly to images.
Google SketchUp is 3D modeling software that allows users to create models of anything they can imagine. Models can be built from scratch or downloaded from the Google 3D Warehouse, a large online repository of user-created models. Basic tools include navigation tools to orbit, zoom, and pan around models as well as drawing tools to create shapes. More advanced tools allow pushing and pulling faces, moving objects, and erasing edges. Components and groups allow isolating parts of models. Textures can be optimized and applied to surfaces to add realism. Models can be accurately positioned using Google Earth and exported in formats like CityGML for GIS applications.
Information and Communication Technology in EducationMJDuyan
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𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐈𝐂𝐓 𝐢𝐧 𝐞𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧:
Students will be able to explain the role and impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in education. They will understand how ICT tools, such as computers, the internet, and educational software, enhance learning and teaching processes. By exploring various ICT applications, students will recognize how these technologies facilitate access to information, improve communication, support collaboration, and enable personalized learning experiences.
𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐬𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐜𝐞𝐬 𝐨𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐭:
-Students will be able to discuss what constitutes reliable sources on the internet. They will learn to identify key characteristics of trustworthy information, such as credibility, accuracy, and authority. By examining different types of online sources, students will develop skills to evaluate the reliability of websites and content, ensuring they can distinguish between reputable information and misinformation.
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1- مُترجمة ترجمة تُناسب جميع المستويات
2- تحتوي على 78 رسم توضيحي لكل كلمة موجودة بالملزمة (لكل كلمة !!!!)
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3- دقة الكتابة والصور عالية جداً جداً جداً
4- هُنالك بعض المعلومات تم توضيحها بشكل تفصيلي جداً (تُعتبر لدى الطالب أو الطالبة بإنها معلومات مُبهمة ومع ذلك تم توضيح هذهِ المعلومات المُبهمة بشكل تفصيلي جداً
5- الملزمة تشرح نفسها ب نفسها بس تكلك تعال اقراني
6- تحتوي الملزمة في اول سلايد على خارطة تتضمن جميع تفرُعات معلومات الجهاز الهيكلي المذكورة في هذهِ الملزمة
واخيراً هذهِ الملزمة حلالٌ عليكم وإتمنى منكم إن تدعولي بالخير والصحة والعافية فقط
كل التوفيق زملائي وزميلاتي ، زميلكم محمد الذهبي 💊💊
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1. Illustrator: Toolbox
TOPICS COVERED
Colour & Transform, Editing & Transforming Objects, Drawing Modes, Gradients,
Layers, drawing Path.
OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this Lesson, you should be able to:
Understanding Color Palette,
Usage of Drawing Tools.
Editing The Objects.
Know about layers.
Colour & Transform
Colour is applied to selected objects by setting the fill and stroke properties towards the
bottom of the main tool palette (figure 07). The three buttons underneath the fill and
stroke colours set both the fill and stroke to a solid colour, gradient or no colour.
Figure 07: The colour tools at the bottom of the main tool palette
When an object is selected its fill and stroke colours are modified using the colour
palette (window menu). For example, to change the stroke colour, click on the stroke
colour icon on the main tool palette and then use the colour sliders on the colour palette.
Stroke width is set using the stroke palette. Note that the Appearance palette (figure
08) displays the current properties of a selected object.
2. Figure 08: The appearance palette
To use a Pantone shade to colour an object the shade must first be added to the swatches
palette (Window>show swatches). Select Window>swatch libraries>pantone coated
and single click on a colour to add it to the swatches palette. To apply the colour to an
object, select the object, select fill or stroke colour in the tool palette and then click on the
appropriate colour in the swatches palette.
Figure 09: The swatches palette
Editing/transforming objects
Objects can be transformed in a number of ways. The first is by using the transform and
pathfinder palettes (window > show transform or show pathfinder). When an object is
selected the transform palette can be used to rotate, skew and scale it numerically. The
pathfinder palette is used to perform 2D Boolean operations on objects.
3. Figure 10: A rectangle has been skewed using the transform palette and two
overlapping rectangles have been split into three shapes using the divide command
on the pathfinder palette.
The second method involves using the pull down menus. Selected objects can be edited
using commands found under object>arrange and object>transform. The group of
commands found under the arrange sub-menu allows the stacking order of objects on the
same layer to be changed. The transform sub-menu allows objects to be moved, scaled,
rotated, reflected and sheared all numerically. There are also a number of commands
under the effect menu for modifying objects (covered later).
The final group of tools for modifying objects can be found on the tool palette. Most of
them can be used by double clicking on them and using them to numerically transform an
object, all can be used to transform an object using the mouse. Below they are outlined
one by one.
The rotate tool
This tool rotates objects around a fixed point. The centre of rotation is
set by single clicking, and the angle of rotation by clicking and
dragging. The rotation angle can be constrained by holding down the
shift key
4. The scale tool
Scales objects about a fixed point. Click to select the origin for the
scaling and click and drag to scale. Holding the shift key while scaling
constrains the object to its original proportions.
The reflect tool
Click once to define a point on the line of reflection then click and
drag to define a further (final) point.
The shear tool
Click to select a reference point for the shear then click and drag to
shear. Use the shift key to constrain the transformation.
The free transform tool
This tool can be used to transform an object in a number of ways.
When the tool is picked the selected object(s) is surrounded by a
bounding box. Clicking and dragging any of the bounding box handles
scales the object(s) leaving the opposite handle position fixed. Holding
down the alt key while clicking and dragging scales about the centre
point of the object(s), Holding down the shift key constrains the
scaling. Clicking and dragging just outside any of the bounding boxes
handles allows the object(s) to be rotated.
5. Drawing modes
PageMaker allows the display of images to be customised so the screen redraw times are
quicker. Images can be set to display as grey boxes, low resolution previews or high
resolution previews. Illustrator allows objects to be created and modified in outline or
preview modes (View>preview or View>outline). Toggle between the two modes to see
how this changes the screen display of objects. Most work can be produced in preview
mode with very little speed reduction.
Gradients
To fill a shape with a blend of two colours first select the gradient fill option on the main
tool palette and then use the gradient tool. To use the tool first select the shape to be filled
with the pointer tool, next select the gradient tool and drag across the shape to specify the
direction and 'smoothness' of the gradient. Drag a long line for a smooth gradient or a
short line for an abrupt gradient. To change the colours of a gradient use the gradient and
colour palettes. NB: Gradients can be made up from more than one colour, click on the
gradient representation in the gradient palette to add more (figure 12).
Figure 12: The gradient palette showing a three colour gradient. Click on the
colour markers underneath the gradient to change the colours.
Illustrator also has a gradient mesh tool for creating complex gradients. Select a shape,
select the gradient mesh tool and click once (or more) in the shape to create a mesh. To
colour the nodes of the mesh select them with the direct selection pointer (top right of
the tool palette) and use the colour palette.
6. Figure 13: A shape filled with a gradient mesh
NB: To select a node in a gradient mesh with the direct selection pointer, first deselect
the object and reselect it with the direct selection pointer and click on the node.
Using layers
Objects in Illustrator documents can be split across a number of layers. Layers are
controlled using the layers palette which is very similar to the layers palette in
PhotoShop. Layers can be created, deleted, copied, hidden and locked. Layers can be
assigned a colour which does not colour the objects within the layer but colours their
outline when selected.
Objects contained within a layer are also shown in the layers palette. To move an object
from one layer to another simply drag its icon in the layers palette.
Figure 14: The layers palette showing two layers and the objects on each of the
layers. Layer 2 is the active layer. The 'eye' icons on the left show that all the layers
and objects are visible. To add a new layer click on the 'stationary' icon (next to the
trash icon), to delete a layer (or object) drag it onto the trash icon at the bottom
right of the palette.
Custom styles
Illustrator's style palette is useful for applying the same attributes to a number of different
objects. To add a custom style draw an object and set its properties (fill, stroke, effect,
etc) as required. Select the object and select 'new style' from the style palette's pop-out
menu to save the object's properties as a new style. To apply the style to other objects
select the object with the pointer tool and click on the style in the palette.
Masking
7. Illustrator can use one shape to mask another object. Draw a shape or path (covered later)
over an existing object, select both the shape and original object and select
Object>Clipping masks>make. To reposition the shape behind the mask use the direct
selection pointer (white arrow, top right on the main tool palette).
Figure 15: A rectangle and circle before and after masking.
Transparency
Objects can be made transparent using the transparency palette. Select and object and
drag the transparency/opacity slider.
The effects menu
The Illustrator effects pull down menu is similar to the filter menu in PhotoShop. The
best way to discover what it does is to experiment with it. For example, draw a shape and
select blur. Try the effects under effect>distort.
Drawing Paths
An Illustrator path is equivalent to an AutoCAD polyline. Paths can be drawn with a
number of different tools and there are a number of ways of editing them. Paths can be
single lines, polygons or irregular shapes. Shapes drawn with Illustrator's simple shape
tools (i.e rectangles and ellipses) are paths. Paths can be made up from straight and
curved sections.
The easiest way to draw an irregular path in Illustrator is to use the pencil or paintbrush
tools. Simply select one of the tools and draw freehand. Illustrator converts the freehand
line to a path. The smoothness of the path can be specified by double clicking on either of
the tools before using them. Open paths can be added to using the pencil tool (see later)
Figure 16: Path drawing tools; the pencil tool, paintbrush tool and pen tool.
The most accurate way to create a path is using the pen tool. Select the pen tool, single
click in the work area to start a path and click again to create a second point etc. To end
8. and close a shape click on the start point, to leave a shape open click on the pen tool to
end it. Using the pen tool in this way creates irregular polygon shapes.
Figure 17: An irregular path created using the pencil tool
To create paths with curved sections (or completely curved shapes) click and drag with
the pen tool as follows. Click to start the shape but hold down the mouse and drag to set a
curve then release the mouse. Click to set the second point and drag to set the curve, etc.
Compound paths can be created by drawing a path inside an existing path and selecting
Objects>compound paths>make. For example, a polo-mint shaped path can be created
by drawing two concentric circles and selecting Objects>compound paths>make.