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"The Beginner's Guide To Adobe Illustrator"

How to leverage your creativity

Want to get started learning Adobe Illustrator, but feel overwhelmed? Check out “Getting Started With Illustrator,” the first Illustrator manual from MakeUseOf. With easy-to-follow instructions and plenty of annotated screenshots, this manual makes learning Illustrator simple.

Adobe Illustrator is a vector drawing program. It is often used to create logos, icons, illustrations, charts, infographics, t-shirts, business cards, stationery, envelopes, packaging design – you name it. All in all, it is mostly used to create high resolution graphics, which can later be printed as well.

Unlike Photoshop, which stores image information in dots, Illustrator uses mathematical equations when you draw shapes. Vector drawings can be scaled to fit skyscraper-size banners; raster images cannot. Because of this, Illustrator is used to make drawings that needs to scale easily – things like logos.

This Adobe Illustrator manual explains basic tools needed for making a logo, so check it out. Open Illustrator yourself and follow along to really get a feel for Adobe’s amazing vector art program.

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