Vector 2.2 Understanding Paths 3 Exploring the Illustrator Interface 3.1 IllustratorвЂ™s Panels T 3.2 The Application Bar and Frame 3.3 Working with Artboards 3.4 Using Workspaces 4 Navigating and Using Views in illustrator 4.1 Navigating Documents 4.2 Viewing Modes 4.3 Screen Modes 4.4 Working with Multiple Views 4.5 Hiding Artwork 5 Working with Documents 5.1 Creating Documents, Templates, and Document Profiles 5.2 Using Template Layers 5.3 Working with Grids and Guides 5.4 Rectangular and Polar Grids 5.5 Saving Illustrator Files 5.6 Using Adobe Bridge 6 Creating and Working with Shapes 6.1 Using the Shape Tools 6.2 Using Line Tools 6.3 Width Tool Basics 6.4 Using the Width Tool on Artwork 6.5 The Pathfinder and Shape Builder Tools 6.6 The Scissors and Knife Tools 6.7 Joining Paths 6.8 Blob Brush Basics 6.9 Blob Brush Sculpture 6.10 Blob Brush with Calligraphic Brushes 6.11 The Eraser Tool 6.12 Converting Text to Outlines 6.13 Reshape Tools 6.14 Creating Compound Paths and Shapes 6.15 Blending Shapes 7 Transformations 7.1 Transformation Tools 7.2 The Transform Panel 7.3 Aligning and Distributing 8 Understanding Objects and Layers 8.1 Using the Selection Tools 8.2 Making and Saving Selections 8.3 Understanding Layers and Stacking Order 8.4 Working with Groups and Collections 8.5 Using Isolation Mode 9 Drawing 9.1 Drawing Paths 9.1.1 Drawing with the Pen Tool 9.1.2 Working with Fill and Stroke Properties 9.1.3 Understanding drawing Modes 9.1.4 Using the Outline Strokes Function 9.1.5 Offsetting Paths 9.2 Drawing with Other Tools 9.2.1 Drawing with the Pencil Tool 9.2.2 Drawing with the Smooth and Path Eraser Tools 9.3 Drawing with the Brush Tools 9.3.1 Applying Brushes 9.3.2 Drawing with the Paintbrush Tool 9.3.3 Creating and Editing Art Brushes 9.3.4 Using the Bristle Brush Tool 9.3.5 Pattern Brushes and Scatter Brushes 9.4 Perspective Drawing 9.4.1 Perspective Overview 9.4.2 Drawing in Perspective 9.4.3 Placing Artwork into Perspective Grid 10 Using Symbols 10.1 Using Symbols 10.2 Creating Custom Symbols 10.3 The Symbol Tools 11 Color 11.1 The Color Panel 11.2 Using Spot and Pantone Colors 11.3 Working with Swatches 11.4 Understanding Gradients 11.5 Live Paint 11.6 Recoloring Artwork 11.7 Using the Color Guide Panel 12 Typography 12.1 Point vs.

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