01 - Introduction
02 - 31. Shortcuts and Customization
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01 - Becoming a lean, mean illustration machine (1:33)
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02 - Installing custom dekeKeys shortcuts (6:56)
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03 - Loading and using dekeKeys (4:14)
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04 - Welcome to the dekeKeys PDF docs (8:07)
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05 - Three out of the hundred custom shortcuts (6:22)
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06 - Still more time-saving shortcuts (9:09)
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07 - Creating your own custom shortcuts (8:32)
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08 - Tool, transparency, and panel shortcuts (8:20)
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09 - Creating your own custom Toolbox (8:45)
03 - 32. Blend Modes and Opacity Masks
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02 - Adjusting the opacity with shortcuts (6:42)
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01 - The many ways to blend colors (1:56)
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03 - Blending modes Multiply and Screen (6:41)
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04 - The other modes Overlay thru Luminosity (9:14)
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05 - My dekeKeys blend mode shortcuts (6:25)
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06 - The effect of color space on blending modes (8:14)
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07 - A few advanced blending mode tricks (7:19)
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08 - Applying blending modes in the Appearance panel (9:58)
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09 - Creating auto-inverting type (7:54)
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10 - Carving dynamic holes with Knockout Group (8:36)
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11 - Knockout Group option and dynamic attributes (5:02)
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12 - Using the Isolate Blending option (6:47)
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13 - Introducing the opacity mask (8:17)
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14 - Putting an opacity mask into use (10:22)
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15 - Applying blending modes to entire layers (8:04)
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16 - Adding Photoshop pixels to an opacity mask (10:00)
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17 - Finishing up the tattooed face (7:34)
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18 - Exporting transparency to Photoshop (12:22)
04 - 33. The Brushes Panel
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01 - Painting with path outlines (1:12)
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02 - Introducing the Brushes panel (6:11)
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03 - Applying and editing a calligraphic brush (7:04)
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04 - Scaling and colorizing art brushes (7:04)
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05 - Applying and customizing scatter brushes (6:25)
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06 - Formatting and editing brushed type (4:29)
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07 - Designing your own custom art brushes (7:46)
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08 - Creating and testing your art brushes (6:23)
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09 - Refining a brush to fit ends and corners (5:27)
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10 - Expanding, filling, and stroking a brush (7:54)
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11 - Type On A Path tool vs. text as an art brush (7:43)
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12 - Distorting art type with the Width tool (10:03)
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13 - Infusing your artwork with a pattern (5:30)
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14 - Painting with bristle brushes (8:50)
05 - 34. Seamlessly Repeating Patterns
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02 - Creating a pattern (4:34)
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01 - Patterns let you be free (2:15)
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03 - Introducing the Pattern Editing mode (4:50)
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04 - Saving a copy and undoing a big mistake (5:43)
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05 - The better way to duplicate a pattern (6:27)
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06 - Moving a pattern inside its container (3:33)
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07 - The three tile types Grid, brick, and hex (5:56)
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08 - Using the Pattern Tile tool (6:34)
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09 - Designing a real-world tessellation (10:14)
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10 - Measuring the exact size of a hex tile (4:59)
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11 - Creating complementary pattern elements (8:14)
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12 - Adding representational pattern elements (5:07)
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13 - Drawing a triangular cartoon eye (6:40)
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14 - Further developing pattern elements (8:47)
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15 - Creating a pattern with a keyboard shortcut (4:55)
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16 - Constructing a seamless denim pattern (8:53)
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17 - Making your denim pattern look like denim (7:52)
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18 - Creating a pattern brush with auto corners (9:59)
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19 - Creating custom start and end tiles (14:03)
06 - 35. Gradient Mesh
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02 - Introduction to gradient meshes (6:43)
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01 - Photorealistic painting at its best (1:40)
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03 - Using the dedicated Mesh tool (6:32)
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04 - Creating a basic gradient mesh (12:25)
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05 - Isolating a mesh object (7:49)
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06 - Deleting unwanted, invisible mesh points (5:28)
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07 - Releasing a gradient mesh (3:57)
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08 - Converting mesh points from cusp to smooth (7:27)
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09 - Sharpening or smoothing color transitions (8:31)
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10 - Assigning a mesh to a bendy shape (9:07)
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11 - Converting a linear gradient to a mesh (8:55)
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12 - Converting a radial gradient to a mesh (13:08)
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13 - Painting soft objects with a gradient mesh (7:43)
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14 - Combining a mesh with a compound path (11:22)
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15 - Expressing surface contours with a mesh (7:14)
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16 - Painting contoured highlights (7:43)
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17 - Blending multiple mesh objects (6:06)
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18 - Using gradient meshes to cast shadows (8:43)
07 - 36. The Puppet Warp Tool
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01 - Why redraw when you can reposition (1:44)
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02 - Introduction to the Puppet Warp tool (4:05)
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03 - Setting your own custom pins (5:50)
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04 - Hiding pins, path edges, and the mesh (2:20)
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05 - Warning All changes are final (3:30)
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06 - Disabling content-aware pins (7:07)
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07 - Constraining and twisting pins (5:11)
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08 - Using the Expand Mesh value (4:00)
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09 - Using Puppet Warp for small, complex objects (6:15)
08 - 37. Charts and Pictographs
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02 - Graphing numerical data (6:53)
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01 - The pleasures and pitfalls of graphs (1:35)
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03 - Importing a tab-limited spreadsheet (5:26)
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04 - Modifying data to create a category axis (3:46)
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05 - Reformatting text and numerical values (5:39)
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06 - Adjusting the graph type settings (7:41)
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07 - Creating and applying a graph design (9:59)
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08 - Setting the column type to repeating (3:54)
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09 - Recreating a graph at the proper size (7:51)
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10 - Customizing your legend (7:11)
09 - 38. Logos and Specialty Text
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01 - Illustrator’s logo-making features (1:59)
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02 - Making a logo from one character of type (8:38)
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03 - Creating a logo of interwoven rings (11:48)
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04 - Weaving your rings into a larger ring (8:16)
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05 - Whittling your paths with the Scissors tool (9:25)
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06 - Gradient type and dynamic strokes (6:29)
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07 - Using the Touch Type tool (6:17)
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08 - Two ways to warp type (7:02)
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09 - Creating letter-shaped gradients (8:17)
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10 - Painting reflections onto letterforms (6:31)
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11 - Multicolor fonts Trajan Color Concept (6:41)
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12 - Using stylistic sets (6:33)
10 - 39. Applying 3D Effects
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02 - Introduction to the three kinds of 3D in Illustrator (7:00)
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01 - The five advantages to 3D in Illustrator (1:17)
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03 - Working in 3D space Pitch, yaw, and roll (4:30)
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04 - Lighting and shading a 3D object (5:43)
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05 - Beveling the edges of a 3D extrusion (3:44)
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06 - Creating live, editable 3D type (8:42)
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07 - Adding cast shadows to 3D type (5:34)
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08 - Understanding the 3D Revolve effect (7:56)
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09 - Using 3D Revolve to create a soda can (9:00)
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10 - Mapping a logo or other art onto a 3D object (8:14)
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11 - Enhancing 3D artwork with faux 3D effects (9:59)
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12 - Combining a stroke with 3D Revolve (10:09)
11 - Conclusion
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