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Users coming from InDesign will see much different behavior when using text wraps in Illustrator. Jeff Witchel goes through the options in Illustrator, including how to create a wrap, what the invert wrap option does, and how important stacking order is when working with wraps.
In this tutorial, Daniel goes over some simple ways for adding texture to your text and then adds animation for this 3D movie title sequence. Learn how to align test to the center of the project window, how to use a guide layer, how to create an alpha track matte. This animation uses motion blur, spotlight, and a lens flare.. Also, create a reflection for the text with gaussian blur applied to it.
In Part 2, Daniel gently introduces you to 3D layers and using lights to create an animated movie title sequence.
Daniel Bryant demonstrates some quick, believable techniques for simulating 3D with 2D effects and animation in After Effects by making a sample TV commercial tag.
Jeff shows you how to turn pixels into vector with the new Image Trace feature in Illustrator CS6.
In this tutorial, Jeff Witchel shows you InDesign’s built-in Table of Contents generator for easily creating and updating your TOC’s pages.
Jeff demonstrates the benefit of using mathematic computations for the position and size fields in Adobe InDesign.
Jeff Witchel shows you how to avoid stacking problems and achieve typographically correct strokes in Adobe Illustrator.
In this video, AJ Wood shares a quick tip on how to use the Rotation Tool in Illustrator to change the pivot point of your objects.
