November 2005
Beginner to intermediate
568 pages
14h 4m
English
There’s no question that Adobe Illustrator suffers from schizophrenia. One moment it’s a print-based application with spot colors and crop marks, and the next, it’s a Web-based application with Web-safe color palettes and slices. And that’s okay, because as designers living in the 21st century, we all suffer from the same schizophrenia. This is because we are called upon to create art that will be used in many different ways—most notably in print and on the Web. Even if you are living in a print- or Web-centric world, others may use and repurpose the art that you create. That’s where Illustrator excels—in repurposing artwork for a variety of uses.
In this chapter, we focus on Web technologies and understanding ...
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