Usa le forme vettoriali in Adobe Illustrator per creare un logo che abbia una buona resa sia su schermo che stampato. L’aspetto migliore della grafica vettoriale è che può essere adattata a qualsiasi formato - dal biglietto da visita al cartellone pubblicitario - senza perdere in qualità.
Crea un nuovo documento e imposta la tua area di lavoro. Importa un’immagine di riferimento da usare come spunto e usa il pannello Livelli per gestire facilmente la grafica.
Impara come creare un nuovo documento, impostare l’area di lavoro, inserire un’immagine di riferimento e aprire il pannello Livelli.
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Usare forme di base per creare grafiche complesse
Unisci rettangoli, triangoli, cerchi e forme a mano libera per realizzare la tua grafica. Usa le Guide sensibili per allineare i vari elementi.
Impara come attivare le Guide sensibili per allineare facilmente gli elementi grafici, come manipolare una forma dinamica e disegnare una forma a mano libera.
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Aggiungere colore
Applica i colori a tutti i componenti del tuo logo utilizzando controlli intuitivi che ti permettono di apportare modifiche in tutta semplicità. Per avere sempre a portata di mano i colori e le forme del tuo logo, aggiungili alle tue Librerie Adobe Creative Cloud.
Impara come modificare un colore, salvare un colore in una libreria e accedere alle librerie predefinite di campioni colore.
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Perfezionare un logo personalizzato
Regola le dimensioni delle tue forme e ruotale per assemblare gli ingredienti presenti sul tuo spicchio di pizza.
Impara come ruotare una forma e riutilizzare un colore da una libreria.
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Aggiungere testo
Rifinisci il tuo logo aggiungendo la ragione sociale del cliente. Per personalizzare il testo, sfrutta le avanzate funzionalità tipografiche di Illustrator. Gli abbonati a Creative Cloud possono scegliere i caratteri da usare da Adobe Typekit (ora Adobe Fonts), un’ampia libreria di font di alta qualità.
Impara come aggiungere scritte, cambiare il font, aggiungere font da Typekit (ora Adobe Fonts) e inserire una spaziatura tra le lettere.
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Visualizzare in anteprima e salvare il logo personalizzato
Guarda che effetto fa il tuo logo su vari oggetti di uso comune, come t-shirt e biglietti da visita, utilizzando gli appositi modelli di progetto. E scopri com’è facile salvare la grafica del tuo logo per la stampa, condividerla in PDF, pubblicarla sul web e tanto altro.
Scopri come salvare il logo finito in una libreria, salvarlo in PDF e scegliere altre opzioni per l’uso generico sul web.
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