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Welcome to Adobe Illustrator, my favorite and most used Adobe Design program that I have.
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So what we're going to do is we're going to do something really neat.
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We're going to be doing a complete five page tracing worksheet.
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We're going to be able to work through this entire worksheet and be able to produce all the icons and
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symbols and graphics you're seeing right here.
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I thought this would be a really neat, engaging way to learn, because you can work with me in the
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class, with the worksheet along with me, or kind of learn on your own.
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So what we're doing is going to get our dashboards set up and we are going to get all of our settings
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set up.
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So we kind of have a similar workspace.
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So we're just going to open up a new document.
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This is the 2020 Adobe Illustrator version.
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So it might look a little different if you're using an older version.
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But don't worry, if we're using an older version, I'll talk about what things you might not have or
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what things you may have available to you.
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So we're going to open up a standard Web, eight and a half by eleven document.
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Nothing too exciting because we're going to be setting up we're just going to be setting up our workspace.
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So if we're used to Adobe Photoshop or Adobe InDesign or any other Adobe product, you're going to feel
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right at home because you're toolbars could be right here on the left.
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Your panel system is going to be on the right and you have some additional options on the top.
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So everything is set up very similar.
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So it's going to be a lot easier to learn and get comfortable with this program in terms of the basic
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dashboard.
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So just like Photoshop, we're going to be able to go to a workspace and be able to reset that workspace
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to defaults so we can have some similar windows.
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And if you have a different version, there's some small minor tweaks, but everything is going to be
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pretty close.
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So we're going to go up to window, go over to workspace.
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And one of my favorite ones to use or are one that's really good for a graphic designer is the layout
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options.
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We're going to go ahead and click on Layout, and I already have that selected.
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So I'm going to go down and I'm just going to reset this workspace.
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So it goes right back to the default settings.
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And I'm just going to it's going to go ahead and move all my panels back to default.
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And some of these panels I'm going to use more than others.
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Of course, you could collapse this in and out and customize this just like Photoshop.
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So there's going to be certain panels that I'm going to use a lot more than others.
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Character and paragraph, of course, very important for a graphic designer because we're going to be
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working with typography and logo design.
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So typography is going to be very important.
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And there's some new options and other things that we're going to go over to like open type eventually
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in the class character styles.
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These are great to have if you want to be able to save particular styles and call them out when we can
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go over that a little bit later.
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There's certain things you may not need right away, links and asset export, if there's anything you
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feel like you're not going to be using.
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And this may be helpful for later projects, but for right now, we're just simplifying our workspace.
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So we're just going to get rid of the assets and the links, and if you want to move and consolidate
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this into one column, you can just depends on how you like to work.
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I kind of like to have one simple instead of having this call out, I like to kind of have one simple
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column to work with, even though the tabs are kind of close to me.
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I might need to kind of rearrange this working through.
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You do not have to have the same settings that I have and the character styles and the character, a
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paragraph panels we're not going to be using for the first hour and a half the class.
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But if you ever need to recall a window, you can always go to window and find any of the windows that
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you're going to need.
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But what are the most important ones is stroke gradient, outboards, layers, character in paragraph,
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a line and there should be a properties panel.
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We don't see that.
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You can go ahead and call that out.
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Properties is a great way to change any drop shadows or anything, any effects that you have on the
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layer.
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That's when the properties panel is good.
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So right now it's kind of a random arrangement of windows, but you'll be able to slowly sort through
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these and figure out what is the priority for you.
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These are just windows that I tend to use a lot, but you may use other tools in other windows and you'll
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find your own kind of workspace that you feel comfortable with.
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But just know you have full custom ability of this window.
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You can go back out and make the callout panel.
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So I have this to say.
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I want to move swatches and have that be in the the pullout panel.
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So I'm going to click and drag until you see this little blue line.
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We're going to go and drag it in there.
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Now, it's simple color and you could build all these by icons and they'll just be little pullouts.
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So how are we like to do it?
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You don't have to match me perfectly.
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So here's your toolbar over here.
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It's going to be all your basic tools.
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We're going to go over pretty much.
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I would say 80 percent of the tools are the ones that I use most frequently as a graphic designer doing
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graphic design work such as layout flyers, logo design, social media.
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We're going to be doing all that icon design and we're going to go over the ones that I use most frequently
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in design.
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There's hundreds and thousands of different tools and options, and we're going to go over the ones
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that I think are the most important to completing this kind of design projects that you're looking to
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complete or go freelance in.
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So you have your options up here.
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We're going to go for each one of those as we work through the project.
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So that's all the time we're going to spend on the basic dashboard.
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We're going to learn Adobe Illustrator pretty quickly in about an hour and a half.
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I hope that we work through this entire tracing worksheet together.
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I think it's a great, interesting new way to learn so that you can feel like you're tracing and moving
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along with me instead of just doing one project after one project on a blank canvas, you feel like
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there's some kind of order into learning the tools.
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So let me know what you think of this kind of new way I'm teaching.
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