Join Deke McClelland for an in-depth discussion in this video Making your swatch libraries persistent, part of Illustrator CC 2019 One-on-One: Advanced.
- [Instructor] All right, now let's say you want … that custom Swatch Library to come up every time … you launch Illustrator. … In other words, you want it it be persistent. … And we'll also be taking a look at spot colors, … by the way, such as Pantone colors, … which are custom inks that are maixed … by your commercial printer according … to very specific recipes, and the great thing is … they provide you with a lot more colorful options … than separating everything to CMYK. … The downside is that you have to pay … for the privilege of an additional ink. … And so let's see what that looks like. … I'm going to start off here inside the Swatches panel … by clicking on the library icon, … choosing User Defined, and choosing Seafarer Swatches. … And as you can see here, that ends up bringing up … my earth-tone Swatch as well. … I don't want that so I'll just go ahead … and drag it out by its tab and I'll close that panel. … And now, with the Seafarer's Swatches panel open … I'll click on this fly out menu icon …
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Released
6/28/2019- Auto-tracing a pixel-based image
- Creating time-saving path interactions
- Building dynamic compound shapes
- Exploiting the full power of the Layers panel
- Applying effects to an entire layer
- Assigning multiple fills and strokes
- Creating a transform sequence
- Using the Scale, Rotate, Shear, and Reflect tools
- Aligning and distributing objects
- Using the Gradient tool and annotator
- Creating linear, radial, and freeform gradients
- Working with object blends and clipping masks
- Creating intertwining objects with Live Paint
- Integrating photographic images
- Recoloring any piece of artwork
- Applying and expanding dynamic effects
- Saving dynamic effects as a graphic style
- Printing your document
Skill Level Advanced
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Automatic gap detection7m 52s
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Sneak peek: Recolor artwork5m 15s
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25. Placing Photographs
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Working with linked images5m 24s
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27. Recoloring Your Artwork
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28. Dynamic Effects
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Drawing an orthogonal cube4m 25s
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29. Saving Effects as Graphic Styles
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Updating graphic styles4m 5s
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Combining multiple styles6m 50s
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30. Printing Your Document
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Exporting color separations6m 16s
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Conclusion
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Until next time1m 29s
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