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Illustration software is distinguished from photo-editing software in that the result is an original construction, rather than the manipulation of a photograph. Illustration software uses vector-based tools such that the content is stored digitally as resolution-independent mathematical formulae describing lines (open paths), shapes (closed paths), and color fills, strokes or gradients. Vector paths are constructed of anchor points and path segments. Illustration tools typically create precise lines, shapes and patterns with well-defined edges and are superb for working with complex constructions such as maps and typography.
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Hello, I'm trying to reproduce the text you see in the uploaded image.
I can't find a font similar to this one and most of all I don't know how to create that sort of indent effect on the right of each letter.
The tools I have access to are Photoshop and Illustrator.
I hope somebody can help me.
Thanks.
I can't find a font similar to this one and most of all I don't know how to create that sort of indent effect on the right of each letter.
The tools I have access to are Photoshop and Illustrator.
I hope somebody can help me.
Thanks.
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The subnet calculator helps you design networks by taking an IP address and network mask and returning information such as network, broadcast address, and host range.
One of a set of tools we're offering as a way of saying thank you for being a part of the community.
: Microsoft Office Collaborate for free and online versions of Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, OneNote, Onedrive , Email, Calendar etc. In short we can say that Microsoft office is a suite of servers, applications and services developed by Microfoft. But sometimes people faces problems .
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Thank you Thomas ,
for your response . i am glad that you read my article and also suggested to improve where am lacking .The answer of the point you suggested :
1- yes i have permission for the featured image that i used in my article.
2-I am changing my title and thanks for your good suggestion.
3-and yes it means native language.
now i edit again and assuming this time my article may be pass and again thanks for all of your good suggestion.
for your response . i am glad that you read my article and also suggested to improve where am lacking .The answer of the point you suggested :
1- yes i have permission for the featured image that i used in my article.
2-I am changing my title and thanks for your good suggestion.
3-and yes it means native language.
now i edit again and assuming this time my article may be pass and again thanks for all of your good suggestion.
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Thank you Thomas Buddy .
for all your support and suggestion its never been soo easy to publish my article .But you helped me and thanks man,....
for all your support and suggestion its never been soo easy to publish my article .But you helped me and thanks man,....
See this screenshot:
The artist made a whole bunch of pages. They aren't on individual artboards.
Notice the white rectangle. That's the only art board in there
When I "save as" to PDF, I basically get only one blank page.
I'm using Illustrator CS6. I believe the artist did this in a previous version.
The artist was able to export this as a PDF, so I don't quite know what I'm doing wrong.
Thanks for your help!
The artist made a whole bunch of pages. They aren't on individual artboards.
Notice the white rectangle. That's the only art board in there
When I "save as" to PDF, I basically get only one blank page.
I'm using Illustrator CS6. I believe the artist did this in a previous version.
The artist was able to export this as a PDF, so I don't quite know what I'm doing wrong.
Thanks for your help!
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Illustrator's Shape Builder tool will let you combine shapes visually and interactively. This video shows the Mac version, but the tool works the same way in Windows. To follow along with this video, you can draw your own shapes or download the file I use: www.flisser.com/classfiles
Please check out the steps I've listed below.
Before combining two objects, decide what fill color you want and make that the fill color in the toolbar. One way to do this is to select an object that has a fill and stroke already applied.
The objects are now combined, and the fill is the color in the toolbox, and the stroke is the color of the first object’s stroke.
As before, the objects are now combined, and the fill is the color in the toolbox. But this time, the stroke is the color of the second object’s stroke.
So the stroke color of the object you start dragging from becomes the stroke color of the combined object.
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There is now a hole where it used to be, and the new shape has a single stroke color. The stroke colors around the hole match the stroke colors of each object.
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With the Shape Builder tool active, hold the Alt key in Windows or the Option key on the Mac, then drag from the overlapping area into one of the selected shapes.
The overlapping area and the shape you dragged onto now disappear.
You get a similar result.
Please check out the steps I've listed below.
1. Technique 1: combining two adjacent objects - Select two adjacent objects.
Before combining two objects, decide what fill color you want and make that the fill color in the toolbar. One way to do this is to select an object that has a fill and stroke already applied.
2. Click the Shape Builder tool in the toolbar (or press Shift + M).
3. Roll the mouse over the selected objects. Notice the shading, which means the objects are ready to have the tool applied.
4. Drag from the first object to the second object.
The objects are now combined, and the fill is the color in the toolbox, and the stroke is the color of the first object’s stroke.
5. Undo (Ctrl + Z in Windows or Command + Z on the Mac).
6. Now drag from the second object to the first object.
As before, the objects are now combined, and the fill is the color in the toolbox. But this time, the stroke is the color of the second object’s stroke.
So the stroke color of the object you start dragging from becomes the stroke color of the combined object.
7. Undo, then go on to the next technique…
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1. Technique 2: overlap of two adjacent objects. Again, select two adjacent objects.
2. Roll the mouse pointer onto the overlapping area, and notice just that area is shaded.
3. Click, and that area becomes a new object.
4. Click the Selection tool (or press V).
5. Drag the new shape out of the way so you can see.
There is now a hole where it used to be, and the new shape has a single stroke color. The stroke colors around the hole match the stroke colors of each object.
----1. Technique 3: using an object as a cookie cutter - Undo about three times so you get the original shapes back, and go to the next technique…
2. Select the same two objects as before.
With the Shape Builder tool active, hold the Alt key in Windows or the Option key on the Mac, then drag from the overlapping area into one of the selected shapes.
The overlapping area and the shape you dragged onto now disappear.
3. Undo, then Alt + drag or Option + drag from the overlapping area onto the other object.
You get a similar result.
4. Undo so you get the original shapes back, and go to the next technique…
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Illustration Software
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Illustration software is distinguished from photo-editing software in that the result is an original construction, rather than the manipulation of a photograph. Illustration software uses vector-based tools such that the content is stored digitally as resolution-independent mathematical formulae describing lines (open paths), shapes (closed paths), and color fills, strokes or gradients. Vector paths are constructed of anchor points and path segments. Illustration tools typically create precise lines, shapes and patterns with well-defined edges and are superb for working with complex constructions such as maps and typography.
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