Learning Illustrator on the iPad

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Tony Harmer

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01 - Adobe Illustrator on the iPad.mp4

00:41

02 - Exercise files.mp4

01:20

03 - Hardware requirements.mp4

01:00

04 - Where to get Illustrator for your iPad.mp4

00:22

05 - Use the Apple Pencil.mp4

00:34

06 - The Home screen.mp4

01:46

07 - Create a new document.mp4

01:32

08 - Quick tour of the interface.mp4

01:10

09 - Access the app settings.mp4

01:58

10 - Draw and arrange shapes.mp4

02:27

11 - Common Actions toolbar.mp4

01:29

12 - The touch modifier.mp4

01:24

13 - Use the Shape Builder.mp4

02:07

14 - Understand Fill and Stroke.mp4

01:19

15 - Change the stacking order.mp4

01:36

16 - Add colors.mp4

01:49

17 - Export an image.mp4

01:44

18 - Edit a document preset.mp4

01:27

19 - Import Assets.mp4

02:07

20 - Add Layers.mp4

01:00

21 - Draw polygons.mp4

03:06

22 - Modify anchor points.mp4

02:53

23 - Use a flip transform.mp4

01:54

24 - Modify stroke weights.mp4

02:17

25 - Outline stroke.mp4

02:04

26 - Work with groups.mp4

01:37

27 - Combine shapes.mp4

02:16

28 - Pencil tool.mp4

04:08

29 - Convert combined shapes.mp4

01:03

30 - Add a linear gradient.mp4

03:05

31 - Layer options.mp4

03:23

32 - Pen tool.mp4

04:56

33 - Working with paths.mp4

03:00

34 - Challenge - Draw the face.mp4

00:31

35 - Solution - Draw the face.mp4

05:07

36 - Use path segments.mp4

04:58

37 - Gradient transparency.mp4

01:47

38 - Clipping masks.mp4

02:13

39 - Freeform gradient.mp4

05:08

40 - Grid Repeat.mp4

05:32

41 - Blob Brush.mp4

05:16

42 - Eraser.mp4

01:43

43 - Type tool.mp4

04:39

44 - Radial repeats.mp4

03:39

45 - Symmetry.mp4

03:29

46 - Type on a path.mp4

03:08

47 - Artboards.mp4

02:19

48 - Drawing assistance.mp4

01:23

49 - Cloud documents.mp4

01:47

50 - Unsupported content.mp4

01:21

51 - Next steps.mp4

00:50

Ex Files Learning Illustrator on iPad.zip

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It’s no surprise that Adobe released Illustrator—the leading vector graphics editor and design program—on the most popular tablet device in the world, the iPad. And while you may be an old hand at Illustrator on the desktop, Illustrator on the iPad is a significantly different experience, with a whole new interface and the option to use the Apple Pencil. If you’re looking to take your logo creations, illustrations, and graphics work from your desktop or laptop to the tablet, join Tony Harmer in this course as he gets you up and running on Illustrator on the iPad. Tony starts with hardware requirements and other basics like choosing colors and creating text. He also shares tips for using standard Illustrator tools, like how to draw with the pencil, create shapes, and use the pen tool. Tony also covers key differences from the desktop and iPad versions of Illustrator, including unsupported content from Illustrator on the desktop and how it is resolved on the iPad.

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Tony Harmer

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I am an author, communications artist and designer known to be a "Creative Swiss Army Knife" with experience working for/with both small and large organizations. My areas of expertise include: print and online graphics, illustrations, communications, video, and digital content—especially in training and online learning. My strengths are my knowledge of layout design and production, organization, communication and over thirty years of experience across a wide range of areas. I have extensive experience managing multiple projects, meeting strict deadlines, and developing creative solutions to complex design challenges while maintaining exceptional quality results.

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