Illustrator (CS2 and CS3) has a text rendering engine nearly as advanced as InDesign’s…
Trips, tricks, techniques, and short tutorials on all the tools integral to the modern design workflow to help get you through a deadline a little faster, more creatively, and with more fun.
Illustrator (CS2 and CS3) has a text rendering engine nearly as advanced as InDesign’s…
Despite the near impossibility of extracting embedded fonts from PDFs, some type foundries still prevent their fonts from being embedded in PDFs…
The Align palette has an array of buttons to align and distribute a group of objects…
I’m often asked: What’s the difference between Join and Average?
To set the stage, Join and Average commands are on the Object > Path menu…
Everyone knows that the Eyedropper Tool picks up or samples color, but did you also know it will apply color…
Want to quickly copy an appearance, no matter how complicated, from one object to others?
Select the source object, the one with the appearance you want to share with the rest…
Changing the document size in Illustrator via File > Document Setup does not update the rulers to accommodate the new document size…
Need to change the shape of a path? Click somewhere on the path with the Pencil tool, and begin drawing. The path will incorporate your revision.
This is also a gotcha…