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Creating and copying artboards in Illustrator CS6
In this movie, Ill show you a couple ways to create new artboards, and Ill also introduce

you to some artboard editing tricks that hinge on pressing the Shift and the Alt and Option keys.
Ive once again restored my 8-page newsletter.ai file.
I am going to switch over here to the Artboard tool.
One way to create an artboard is just to drag somewhere in an empty portion of the pasteboard,
like so. And lets say I want to create an artboard that completely encompasses all of the other artboards.
So Ive got a new artboard thats coming in automatically called Artboard 2.
I am going to click on the Name item up there in the Options bar, and Ill change this guy
to Uberboard lets say, and then press the Enter key or the Return key on a Mac.And we can now see that its artboard number 09, up here in the upper left-hand corner,
because after all, its the ninth artboard Ive created.
And we can see its named Uberboard as well.
Now lets say I want this big artboard to exactly encompass all the other ones with In this movie, Ill show you a couple ways to create new artboards, and Ill also introduce
you to some artboard editing tricks that hinge on pressing the Shift and the Alt and Option keys. Ive once again restored my 8-page newsletter.ai file.
I am going to switch over here to the Artboard tool. One way to create an artboard is just to drag somewhere in an empty portion of the pasteboard,
like so. And lets say I want to create an artboard that completely encompasses all of the other artboards.
So Ive got a new artboard thats coming in automatically called Artboard 2. I am going to click on the Name item up there in the Options bar, and Ill change this guy
to Uberboard lets say, and then press the Enter key or the Return key on a Mac. And we can now see that its artboard number 09, up here in the upper left-hand corner, because after all, its the ninth artboard Ive created. And we can see its named Uberboard as well.
Now lets say I want this big artboard to exactly encompass all the other ones with
a margin of an inch all the way around.
Id start by reducing the size of the artboard, so Im dragging the corner handles until they
snap into alignment with the top left corner of page 1, and the bottom right corner of page 8.
Then Ill go up here to be Options bar, and Ill set the Reference Point back to the center,
Ill expand both the Width and Height values by clicking first on the far right side of
that Width value, and then I will enter + 1in, which will give me an additional inch.
But thats not really what I want, if I want an inch all the way around, I need two inches,
so Ill go and change that value from 1 to 2, like so, and then press the Tab key.
So the remarkable thing is I can not only do simple math in Illustrator, but I can also
do that math using different units of measure.
So in this case, for example, with the H value, Im adding 1212 points to 2 inches, and then
I press the Enter key or the Return key on the Mac, to accept that change.
Illustrator CS6 Tutorial Video,
The difficulty when youre working this way is getting to the other artboards, because
Illustrator considers artboard 09 to be in front of 1 through 8.
If I try to click on 1 to select it, I wont end up selecting it.
Instead, Ill create a new artboard. It just comes in at this arbitrary size.
You can see the Width value is 312.
27 points, where is this coming from? I have no idea, but obviously its not what we want.
Two ways to get rid of this artboard or any other existing artboard, when its selected
you can just press the Backspace key here on the PC, or the Delete key on the Mac, or
notice that theres this little closed box right there.
If you click on the X in the upper right- hand corner, then you close the artboard, which
is to say you delete it.
All right, what I want to do though as I was saying is select Artboard 01.
So here is how that works.
To cycle through artboards that are on top of each other, you press the Alt key or the
Option key on the Mac, and you click.
And thatll go ahead and select Artboard 01 instead.
What if I want to create a new artboard inside of an existing artboard, like I want to create
this little tiny artboard inside of Artboard 2? If I were to just start dragging in order
to draw a new artboard, I wouldnt draw the artboard, instead I would move the existing artboard.
So Ill press Ctrl+Z, or Command+Z on the Mac, to undo that movement.
Heres what you do instead, you press the Shift key, and you drag.
Now notice, as long as I have the Shift key down, I go ahead and create an artboard with
the proportions of the other artboards inside this image.
If I dont want to constrain the proportions, then I would release the Shift key as I am drawing the artboard.
So you just need to press it right at the outset of the drag in order to create that
new artboard, like so.
What if you want to duplicate an artboard? Well, if I want to move it of course, I just drag.
If I want to duplicate it, I press and hold the Alt key or the Option key on a Mac.
Notice that gives me that little clone cursor there, because Im seeing two arrow heads,
one on top of another.
Then you drag while the Alt or Option key is down, and you go ahead and create a duplicate of that artboard.
You may ask, didnt I just say a moment ago that when you press the Alt key or the Option
key on the Mac, and you click on an existing artboard you cycle back to one of the other
ones, and thats true, if I were to Alt+Option-click, Id go and select Artboard 2 right through Artboards 09 and 11.
However, if you Alt drag, then you make a copy.
Finally, I want to show you how to copy not only the artboard, but the art thats inside
of it as well, and Ill demonstrate that using Artboard 04.
I want to select the artboard right away without selecting the bigger one, so Ill just Alt-click
or Option-click on it so that I cycle right to it.
Then you go up to the Options bar, and you click on this icon Move/Copy Artwork with
artboard to turn it back on, and now you go ahead and Alt-drag or Option-drag that artboard,
and youll copy both the Artboard, and the number 04 inside of it, along with.
And that friends is how you create and copy artboards with the help of the Shift as well
as the Alt and Option key. Illustrator CS6
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Illustrator CS6 Tutorial Video
you to some artboard editing tricks that hinge on pressing the Shift and the Alt and Option keys.
Ive once again restored my 8-page newsletter.ai file.
I am going to switch over here to the Artboard tool.
One way to create an artboard is just to drag somewhere in an empty portion of the pasteboard,
like so. And lets say I want to create an artboard that completely encompasses all of the other artboards.
So Ive got a new artboard thats coming in automatically called Artboard 2.
I am going to click on the Name item up there in the Options bar, and Ill change this guy
to Uberboard lets say, and then press the Enter key or the Return key on a Mac.And we can now see that its artboard number 09, up here in the upper left-hand corner,
because after all, its the ninth artboard Ive created.
And we can see its named Uberboard as well.
Now lets say I want this big artboard to exactly encompass all the other ones with In this movie, Ill show you a couple ways to create new artboards, and Ill also introduce
you to some artboard editing tricks that hinge on pressing the Shift and the Alt and Option keys. Ive once again restored my 8-page newsletter.ai file.
I am going to switch over here to the Artboard tool. One way to create an artboard is just to drag somewhere in an empty portion of the pasteboard,
like so. And lets say I want to create an artboard that completely encompasses all of the other artboards.
So Ive got a new artboard thats coming in automatically called Artboard 2. I am going to click on the Name item up there in the Options bar, and Ill change this guy
to Uberboard lets say, and then press the Enter key or the Return key on a Mac. And we can now see that its artboard number 09, up here in the upper left-hand corner, because after all, its the ninth artboard Ive created. And we can see its named Uberboard as well.
Now lets say I want this big artboard to exactly encompass all the other ones with
Illustrator CS6 Tutorial Video
a margin of an inch all the way around.
Id start by reducing the size of the artboard, so Im dragging the corner handles until they
snap into alignment with the top left corner of page 1, and the bottom right corner of page 8.
Then Ill go up here to be Options bar, and Ill set the Reference Point back to the center,
Ill expand both the Width and Height values by clicking first on the far right side of
that Width value, and then I will enter + 1in, which will give me an additional inch.
But thats not really what I want, if I want an inch all the way around, I need two inches,
so Ill go and change that value from 1 to 2, like so, and then press the Tab key.
So the remarkable thing is I can not only do simple math in Illustrator, but I can also
do that math using different units of measure.
So in this case, for example, with the H value, Im adding 1212 points to 2 inches, and then
I press the Enter key or the Return key on the Mac, to accept that change.
Illustrator CS6 Tutorial Video,
The difficulty when youre working this way is getting to the other artboards, because
Illustrator considers artboard 09 to be in front of 1 through 8.
If I try to click on 1 to select it, I wont end up selecting it.
Instead, Ill create a new artboard. It just comes in at this arbitrary size.
You can see the Width value is 312.
27 points, where is this coming from? I have no idea, but obviously its not what we want.
Two ways to get rid of this artboard or any other existing artboard, when its selected
you can just press the Backspace key here on the PC, or the Delete key on the Mac, or
notice that theres this little closed box right there.
If you click on the X in the upper right- hand corner, then you close the artboard, which
is to say you delete it.
All right, what I want to do though as I was saying is select Artboard 01.
So here is how that works.
To cycle through artboards that are on top of each other, you press the Alt key or the
Option key on the Mac, and you click.
And thatll go ahead and select Artboard 01 instead.
What if I want to create a new artboard inside of an existing artboard, like I want to create
Illustrator CS6 Tutorial Video
this little tiny artboard inside of Artboard 2? If I were to just start dragging in order
to draw a new artboard, I wouldnt draw the artboard, instead I would move the existing artboard.
So Ill press Ctrl+Z, or Command+Z on the Mac, to undo that movement.
Heres what you do instead, you press the Shift key, and you drag.
Now notice, as long as I have the Shift key down, I go ahead and create an artboard with
the proportions of the other artboards inside this image.
If I dont want to constrain the proportions, then I would release the Shift key as I am drawing the artboard.
So you just need to press it right at the outset of the drag in order to create that
new artboard, like so.
What if you want to duplicate an artboard? Well, if I want to move it of course, I just drag.
If I want to duplicate it, I press and hold the Alt key or the Option key on a Mac.
Notice that gives me that little clone cursor there, because Im seeing two arrow heads,
one on top of another.
Then you drag while the Alt or Option key is down, and you go ahead and create a duplicate of that artboard.
Illustrator CS6 Tutorial Video
You may ask, didnt I just say a moment ago that when you press the Alt key or the Option
key on the Mac, and you click on an existing artboard you cycle back to one of the other
ones, and thats true, if I were to Alt+Option-click, Id go and select Artboard 2 right through Artboards 09 and 11.
However, if you Alt drag, then you make a copy.
Finally, I want to show you how to copy not only the artboard, but the art thats inside
of it as well, and Ill demonstrate that using Artboard 04.
I want to select the artboard right away without selecting the bigger one, so Ill just Alt-click
or Option-click on it so that I cycle right to it.
Then you go up to the Options bar, and you click on this icon Move/Copy Artwork with
artboard to turn it back on, and now you go ahead and Alt-drag or Option-drag that artboard,
and youll copy both the Artboard, and the number 04 inside of it, along with.
And that friends is how you create and copy artboards with the help of the Shift as well
as the Alt and Option key. Illustrator CS6
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
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Creating a new document in Illustrator CS6 Tutorial

I am just going to paste in a name I created in advance because I am a terrible typist. The next option allows you to select from a few predefined Profiles all of which will dial in settings inside this dialog box. So if you intend to create a document for Commercial Reproduction then you select Print. If youre trying to dummy up a web page then you select Web. If you want to create a document for a device such as an iPad or iPhone then you have got this Devices option and so forth. I am going to go ahead and switch to Device for a second so that you can see that we have a lot of different devices to select from. In the case of iPad however the information is little out of date. If youre designing for an iPad 3, then you want a Width 1536 pixels and a Height of 2048, much higher resolution than the earlier iPads.
Photoshop Tutorials

- cracked soil texture
- cloud images
STEP 1
Create a new document (CTRL + N) with a size of 830 x 470 PX and give a black color backgroundSTEP 2
Duplicate the background layer by pressing CTRL + J, make sure your Foreground color black and white background by default is already so, then go to Filter - Render - Clouds
STEP 3
Duplicate the background layer by pressing CTRL + J, make sure your Foreground color black and white background by default is already so, then go to Filter - Render - Clouds
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Furthermore, go to Filter - Distort - Twirl and give the value of 660 for the Angle.
Next open the Edit menu - Transform - Distort and drag the corners dots as shown below

STEP 4
The results for the above steps do not need the same essential pattern of his images (tilt / rotation) is considered its course, now the results of my edits look like the picture below

STEP 5
STEP 5
Next open the menu Image - Adjustments - Invert (CTRL + I)


Next create a new layer then using the Paint Bucket Tool to paint the black layer next go to Filter - Noise - Add Noise set the properties as shown below and click OK

STEP 7

STEP 7
Further on, by using the Paint Bucket Tool and set the foreground color black click on the document area 5 times so that the effect of noise was reduced as shown below, and change the layer blending mode into screen

STEP 9
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STEP 8
The next open soil texture donlod above you can then open the application into Photoshop. Enable Eliptical Marquee Tool and create a circle as shown below so that the circle is good and drag while holding down the shift key
then open the menu filter - distort - spherize input 100 to the value of the Amount and Normal Mode then do again open the filter menu - Distort - spherize then input 50 for the Amount and Normal Mode then the result will look like the image below
STEP 9
subsequently created using the Move Tool to move the circle (still in a state selected) to the main document we had had enough by dragging it. If necessary you may be able to change the size and position by pressing CTRL + T

STEP 10
STEP 10
and activate the Dodge Tool then rub on the upper left side of the ball then the ball will be white colored as shown below

STEP 11
STEP 11
then open the Layer menu - Layer Style-Inner Shadow and set the properties as shown below and press OK

STEP 12
STEP 12
create a layer (Shift + Ctrl + N) and then using the Paint Bucket Tool to paint the black layer and change its blend mode into a black screen then the layer will not be visible in our document

STEP 13

STEP 13
further open the menu filter - render - lens flare set properties such as image

STEP 14
STEP 14
by using the Move Tool slide the light to the left side of the ball, as pictured below just enough drag

STEP 15
STEP 15
further by using the same way as making planetary ball was add a few more planets just simply use another texture to be more varied and you can resize it using free transform menu or press ctrl + T

STEP 16
STEP 16
The next open cloud image and insert it into a document we had (how: after drawing in the open clouds activate the move tool and drag the image to the document we had) and change the image to black and white by pressing shift + ctrl + U and change the blending mode of the layer becomes soft light
STEP 17
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open the menu layer - new adjustment layer - brightness / contrast dialog box will appear press OK and a dialog box appears again fill Brightness = -95; contrast = 100 and press OK
STEP 18
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create a new layer and using the brush size for the 3 and 2 px white dots like the picture then give the glow effect from the menu layer - layer style - outer glow setting properties see the image below


STEP 19
STEP 19
create again a new layer with a brush 3 px then made the same points as the position only way above the more dense the dots where you want to put up the points, then go to the menu Filter - Stylize - wind then click OK then the points you have had tails then press ctrl + f in order to further its long tail that resembles a meteor

STEP 20
STEP 20
press ctrl + T then its rotation so meteor2 tilted as shown below

STEP 21
STEP 21
continue to open the menu layer - new adjustment layer - Hue / Saturation adjustment properties see in the picture below

STEP 22
STEP 22
continue to open the menu layer - new adjustment layer - Color Balance setting properties see in the picture below

STEP 23
STEP 23
continue to open the menu layer - new adjustment layer - Brightness / contrast setting properties see in the picture below

then the result will look like the image below

last to beautify the picture (according to me / do you think? :)) create a new layer continuously activate the brush tool with a size of 200 px and the hardness of 0% Love dark upper side and lower right of the image then the result will look like the image below

then the result will look like the image below
last to beautify the picture (according to me / do you think? :)) create a new layer continuously activate the brush tool with a size of 200 px and the hardness of 0% Love dark upper side and lower right of the image then the result will look like the image below

Thursday, April 2, 2015
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Creating Dreamy Image in photoshp
Creating Dreamy Images in Photoshop
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Dreamy Photo gives images a soft romantic feel. This is a superb effect for enhancing photography..
Step 1
Take a image in photoshop to make it dreamy.. (Click Here to see this photo)

- Create a new layer (Ctrl+Shft+N).
- paint the background with black color..
- Go to Filter ---> Render ---> Lens Flare , and drop a lens from left top to right bottom.

Hit OK

- Set this layers mode to Screen.

- Now get one Bokeh type image. and take it in to the project..

- Make this layers mode to Screen and set opacity to 30%.

Step 4
- Now Create new layer (Ctrl+Shft+N).
- Paint background with brown color.. (Shft + F5 ---> color ---> select brown color ---> OK)

- Make this layers mode to Screen.
- similar way make a new layer again and fill it with pink color, and set its mode to Screen.. and make the opacity of pink layer to 30%..

Done...!!
Photoshop Tutotials
STEP 1
Create a new document with a size of 500 x 500 px and using the Gradient Tool Bucket paint our background as shown below. ctt: do not need the exact same result like the image below important Middle oscillate between the color red soSTEP 2
Create a new layer (shift + ctrl + n) and create a rectangular columns as shown below. First by using the Rectangular Marquee Tool create a selection rectangle then using the Paint Bucket Tool fill it before the selection with blackSTEP 3
If it is double layer square pillar by pressing Ctrl + J on the keyboard and then open the Edit menu - Transform - Rotate 90 CWSTEP 4
Combine its layer by pressing Ctrl + E on the keyboardSTEP 5
Furthermore activate Eliptical marquee tool and while holding down the shift key on the keyboard (to make a perfect circle) make a circle selection like Figure 1 below. Next open the filter menu - distrort - spherize set the Amount value is 100 and the Normal mode the picture will look like Figure 2 belowSTEP 6
Then press Shift + Ctrl + i then the pattern will change the selection, then press the Del key on the keyboard then the remaining are round, and then press ctrl + d to remove the selection
STEP 7
Next open the menu Layer - Layer Style - Gradient Overlay and set its properties as shown below and click OKSTEP 8
Then globe image will look like the image below

STEP 9
Her ball Duplicate Layer (ctrl + j) and press Ctrl + T and rotate about 45 degrees and then press enter if it fits. Well if it is changing its style and add layer via the Layer menu - Layer Style - Gradient Overlay settings for Inner Shadow also| Click To Zoom Image |
STEP 10
If the above step is done correctly then the picture will look like the image below

STEP 11
Press Shift + Ctrl + Alt + E it will create a new layer as Figure 1 below. Then go to Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur radius insert 20 in the field and click OK then the ball was going to be blurred due to the blur effect earlier (fig 2 below). Next, change its Blending mode to Overlay and the Opacity to 60% of its picture will be shown in Figure 3 below
STEP 12
Duplicate the layer ball is in position 2 of the bottom by pressing ctrl + A then turn off its layer style STEP 13
then press Ctrl + T to change the shape of the balls to be like the picture below STEP 14
Then go to Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur radius fill 9 on the field, and change its opacity to 30%
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