Size : 1.2 GB
Building on its professional credentials, Illustrator adds even more features that make drawing richer and easier every day.
Review Adobe illustrator CS5
Adobe Illustrator occupies a slightly odd position in its market. On the Mac, it’s the de facto choice for vector illustration, used for everything from logos to fine art. PC users have other options, though, including CorelDRAW and Xara Xtreme.
Review Adobe illustrator CS5
Adobe Illustrator occupies a slightly odd position in its market. On the Mac, it’s the de facto choice for vector illustration, used for everything from logos to fine art. PC users have other options, though, including CorelDRAW and Xara Xtreme.
To stay ahead at the high end, Illustrator added a number of unique features in CS3 and a new interface in CS4. In CS5 the changes are practical rather than structural: Adobe has made certain tasks easier and provided more tweaks to make things look precisely as you want.
The innovation that may see the most everyday use is variable width strokes. Drawing lines that vary along their length is one of the abilities that makes modern vector programs more than just technical drawing tools. Previously, there were various ways to do this, including drawing with the stylus of a pressure-sensitive graphics tablet and applying various predefined contours, but getting the effect just right could take considerable trial and error. In CS5, you can add width handles at any point along a path to adjust its exact breadth at that point, and most brushes and effects applied to it will scale to match
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