Adobe Illustrator - 2/3

1. Complete a project

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Last updated April 8, 2024 at 11:03 AM by byustl
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Create a project demonstrating your ability to use all of the tools listed below. Provide a brief explanation of your project and post a link to the file.

Demonstrate skill with:

Drawing tools

Pencil tool
Brush tool
Curvature tool
Shaper tool
Blob brush tool
Eraser tool
Knife tool

Color

Swatches
Gradients
Eyedropper tool
Transparency
Live paint
Color themes panel

Advanced stroke settings

Caps
Corners
Dashes
Width tool

The Appearance panel

Adding multiple strokes and fills to an object
Adding and editing effects

The Type tool
Image trace
The Blend Tool/Blend Command
Artboards
Rotating and reflecting objects
Alignment
Grouping

All posted evidence

my copyright poster: demonstrates alignment, text tool, pen tool, shapes, and transforming objects (ex. reflecting)

Google Docs

use of clipping mask, image tracing, stroke panel options, layers, eyedropper tool

Google Docs

Jessie Suchomel Exercise A.pdf

jessiesuchomel Almost 6 years ago

A study of apples done in Illustrator

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aaronpage124 Almost 6 years ago

Illustrator file for part 2

Google Docs

A couple artboards. Something that is definitely maybe an actual painting, and a sleepy, psychedelic lion.

Google Docs

here is my level 2 project. i did lots of stuff with it.

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mark007 About 6 years ago

I passed this off like a year ago. My trello archive shows record that I have already received level 1 and 2 illustrator competencies.

Trello

Organize anything, together. Trello is a collaboration tool that organizes your projects into boards. In one glance, know what's being worked on, who's working on what, and where something is in a process.