Använd vektorformer i Adobe Illustrator för att skapa en logotyp som ser bra ut både på skärmen och i tryck. Det bästa med vektorgrafik är att man kan skaländra den till vilken storlek som helst – från visitkort till affischtavlor – utan att tappa kvalitet.
Skapa ett nytt dokument och förbered arbetsytan. Ta gärna in en referensbild som inspiration och använd lagerpanelen för att hantera grafiken på ett smidigt sätt.
Lär dig skapa ett nytt dokument, återställa arbetsytan, placera ut en referensbild och öppna lagerpanelen.
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Använda enkla former för att skapa komplex grafik
Kombinera rektanglar, trianglar, cirklar och frihandsformer för att bygga upp grafiken. Använd Smarta stödlinjer för att justera de olika elementen.
Lär dig hur du aktiverar Smarta stödlinjer för att justera grafiken enkelt, använda en dynamisk form och rita en frihandsform.
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Lägga till färger
Lägg på färger på alla logotypkomponenter med intuitiva reglage som gör det enkelt att redigera. Om du vill ha färger och former nära till hands lägger du bara till dina Adobe Creative Cloud Libraries.
Lär dig redigera en färg, spara en färg i ett bibliotek och hämta fram färdiga bibliotek för färgrutor.
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Finjustera logotypen
Nu kan du ändra skalan på formerna och rotera dem för att montera toppingen på pizzabiten.
Lär dig rotera en form och återanvända en färg från ett bibliotek.
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Lägga till text
Avrunda logotypsarbetet genom att lägga till namnet på företaget med de kraftfulla typografifunktionerna i Illustrator. Medlemmar i Creative Cloud kan välja i det stora biblioteket med högkvalitativa typsnitt från Adobe Fonts.
Lär dig lägga till text, byta typsnitt, lägga till typsnitt från Adobe Fonts och ändra mellanrum mellan bokstäver.
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Förhandsvisa och spara logotypen
Se hur logotypen ser ut på dummies av olika PR-föremål som t-shirts och visitkort. Och lär dig hur enkelt det är att spara logotypen för utskrift, dela som pdf, publicera på webben med mera.
Lär dig hur du sparar den färdiga logotypen i ett bibliotek, sparar den som en pdf och väljer andra alternativ för användning på webben.
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