Part 5: Handing off Graphics for Print and Screen Design
by David Karlins
Adobe Illustrator CC For Dummies
- Cover
- Introduction
- Part 1: Creating, Navigating, and Saving Projects
- Part 2: Drawing and Editing Paths
- Chapter 7: Wielding the Pen and Anchor Point Tools
- Chapter 8: Creating Artwork with the Pencil, Curvature, and Blob Tools
- Drawing with the Pencil Tool
- Ironing Out Wrinkles with the Smooth Tool
- Drawing and Editing Curves with the Curvature Tool
- Drawing Filled Paths with the Blob Brush Tool
- Erasing with the Eraser Tool
- Creating Shapes with the Shaper and Shape Builder Tools
- Animating with Puppet Warp
- Fine-Tuning beyond Drawing Tools
- Chapter 9: Painting with Brushes
- Chapter 10: Improving Workflow with Symbols
- Part 3: Applying Color, Patterns, and Effects
- Part 4: Designing with Type
- Part 5: Handing off Graphics for Print and Screen Design
- Part 6: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 19: Top Ten Illustrator Resources
- This Book’s Unofficial Website
- Adobe Illustrator Official Documentation
- Using Illustrator to Create SVG for the Web
- A Unique Resource for Artistic Fashion Designers
- Going Crazy with Illustrator
- Style Tile Templates
- Follow Jean-Claude Tremblay @jctremblay
- Technical Drawing in Illustrator
- Online Tutorials from Adobe
- Illustrator CC Digital Classroom
- Chapter 20: Top Ten Productivity Tips
- Chapter 19: Top Ten Illustrator Resources
- Index
- About the Author
- Connect with Dummies
- End User License Agreement
Part 5
Handing off Graphics for Print and Screen Design
IN THIS PART …
Exporting Illustrator graphics for web and other screen output
Converting vector artwork to rasters
Understanding and managing output resolution settings
Saving vectors for the web as SVG files
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