Bài giảng Introducing Desktop Publishing - Chapter 8 Integrating Publisher and Illustrator

Integrating Publisher and Illustrator ChapterWorkshop FoundationsAsses Project Needs Workshop ToolboxLayers Palette in IllustratorProjects Project 8-1: Create Shapes with ToolsProject 8-2: Design Vector ImagesProject 8-3: Create a Tent CardProject 8-4: Apply Live TraceProject 8-5: Create Shattered TextSkills You Will LearnCopyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.8Design with Adobe Illustrator Integrating Publisher and Illustrator ChapterProjects Project 8-6: Lay Out a PosterProject 8-7: Create a 3D CylinderProject 8-8: Design a Product LogoProject 8-9: Design a Product LabelProject 8-10: Add Symbols to a LabelSkills You Will LearnCopyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.8Design with Adobe Illustrator Integrating Publisher and Illustrator Logos are images that combine art and text.Logos are used to identify a product or business.Create the Perfect Visual Messagepg. 333Chapter8Design with Adobe Illustrator Integrating Publisher and Illustrator pg. 333Chapter8Design with Adobe IllustratorFoundationsCompare desktop publishing applications and toolsEvaluate client needsCompare file formatsYou Will Learn ToKey Terms clientmediumservice bureaupg. 334Design with Adobe IllustratorFoundationsclientThe individual or organization who pays for a project. (pg. 334)Assess Project Needs pg. 334Many desktop publishing projects are for a client.To meet the client’s needs, ask questions about the project goals, the target audience, the budget and timeline, and text and graphics. Design with Adobe IllustratorFoundationsmediumThe delivery method of information. (pg. 335)service bureauA professional printer. (335)Assess Project Needs pg. 335When delivering a project, use file formats that work best for the medium. If the project requires services such as scanning and high-resolution output, a service bureau might be needed. Design with Adobe IllustratorWhat is a medium? Assess Project NeedsFoundationsA medium is the delivery method of information, including print publications, CDs, DVDs, television and radio broadcasts, or Internet publishing.Design with Adobe IllustratorAssess Project NeedsAssessmentpg. 335Which type of software is most appropriate for designing a logo?Answer: AExplanation: Vector drawing software is most appropriate for designing a logoA. Vector drawing software B. Raster editing softwareC. Word processing softwareD. Layout softwareDesign with Adobe IllustratorToolboxIdentify palettes used to create complex shapesApply the Layers paletteYou Will Learn ToKey Term layeringpg. 336Design with Adobe IllustratorToolboxlayering The process of stacking in order to precisely position and align graphic objects in a design. (pg. 336)Layers Palette in Illustratorpg. 336Layering, or stacking, is the process used to precisely position and align graphic objects in a design.The Layers palette in Illustrator allows a user to rename, expand or contract, drag, show or hide, lock, and add or remove layers. LayeringDesign with Adobe IllustratorWhy is layering an important process in graphic design? Layers Palette In IllustratorToolboxLayering is an important process in graphic design because it involves precisely positioning and aligning objects. Design with Adobe Illustrator Layers Palette In IllustratorAssessmentpg. 336How do you expand or contract a layer?Answer: BExplanation: To expand or contract a layer, click the triangle icon. A. by clicking the Hide iconB. by clicking the triangle iconC. by double-clicking it in the paletteD. by dragging itDesign with Adobe IllustratorCreate Shapes with ToolsApply Pathfinder palette toolsCreate custom layersWork with the Layers paletteDraw with the Pen toolSpotlight on Skillspg. 337Key Terms Bézier curveanchor pointscontrol points Academic Focus Social StudiesCreate a coat of arms8-1Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate Shapes with Toolspg. 337Bézier CurveA Bézier curve is an equation that describes a curve to a computer using very few points along a line.Bézier curve An equation that describes a curve to a computer using very few points along a line. (pg. 337)8-1Before You Begin Go to Chapter 8, and choose PowerPoint Presentations to preview the documents you will be creating. Also, use the individual project Rubrics to help create and evaluate your work. Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate Shapes with Toolspg. 337Bézier CurveIn Bézier curves, anchor points hold the path on the workspace, while the control points define the angle of the path to its next anchor point.In Illustrator, the Pen tool is used to draw Bézier curves. anchor pointsPins that hold the path on the workspace. (pg. 337)control pointsTools that define the angle of the path to its next anchor point. (pg. 337) 8-1Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate Shapes with Toolspg. 337In this project, you willUse Illustrator’s Layers palette to create a coat of arms. Adobe IllustratorAPPLICATIONS USED8-1Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate Shapes with Toolspg. 3418-1Check your work Use Figure 8.7 as a guide and check that:The coat of arms is aligned to gridlines.The color sanguine has been applied.The castle group rectangles are yellow.The castle group has been grouped and sent to back.The shield haves are joined.Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign Vector ImagesApply the Pathfinder paletteAdd Word clip artApply text outlinesApply Expand AppearanceCustomize print outputSpotlight on Skillspg. 342Key TermmaskAcademic Focus Social StudiesCreate a coat of arms8-2Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign Vector Imagespg. 342Apply the Expand CommandA mask is a feature that hides specific areas of an image in the workspace.Use the Expand command to avoid invisible masks in an illustration. Changes made by the Expand command are permanent and cannot be edited. maskA feature that hides specific areas of an image in the workspace. (pg. 342)8-2Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign Vector Imagespg. 342In this project, you willContinue working on the coat of arms you started in Project 8-1, adding an image and the family name. Adobe IllustratorAPPLICATIONS USED8-2 Data File 8-2DATA FILES USEDDesign with Adobe IllustratorDesign Vector Imagespg. 3458-2Check your work Use Figure 8.12 as a guide and check that:The illustration resembles an authentic coat of arms.The castle group layer is visible.Dragon clip art has been inserted with a metallic gradient color.The scroll is an arc shape with your family name.All objects have been grouped.The illustration is saved in WMF format. Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate a Tent CardLay out a tent cardInsert an Illustrator fileFormat text boxesApply a master pageAdd border artCreate a custom colorSpotlight on Skillspg. 346Key Term native formatAcademic Focus Language ArtsAdd descriptive text8-3Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate a Tent Cardpg. 346Compatible File FormatsThe default native format for Illustrator is AI.Files created within a certain program are automatically saved within the program in the native format.native formatThe default format for a program. (pg. 346)8-3Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate a Tent Cardpg. 346In this project, you willCreate a tent card inviting relatives to a family reunion.Adobe IllustratorAPPLICATIONS USED8-3Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate a Tent Cardpg. 3488-3Check your work Use Figure 8.17 as a guide and check that:The coat of arms on Page 1 and text on Page 2 are both centered.Sanguine red color is repeated on the page borders and coat of arms.Design with Adobe IllustratorApply Live TraceCopy and paste clip artApply Live TraceSpotlight on Skillspg. 349Key Term pixelatedAcademic Focus ScienceCreate a lab safety poster8-4Design with Adobe IllustratorApply Live Tracepg. 349Raster Versus Vector GraphicsRaster images tend to look more like photographs, though they become pixelated when resized.Vector images tend to be smaller and look more like drawings, but they are scalable. pixelatedIndividual pixels visible to the naked eye. (pg. 349)8-4Design with Adobe IllustratorApply Live Tracepg. 349In this project, you willUse Illustrator’s Live Trace tool to convert a raster graphic into a scalable vector image. Adobe IllustratorAPPLICATIONS USED8-4 Data File 8-4DATA FILES USEDDesign with Adobe IllustratorApply Live Tracepg. 3498-4Check your work Use Figure 8.20 as a guide and check that:The clipart is appropriate for a science lab poster.The Preset color option is Color 16.The file is saved in a format that is compatible with other programs. Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate Shattered TextApply text outlinesApply Pathfinder DivideApply three-dimensional (3D) effectsSpotlight on Skillspg. 351Key Terms extrudebevelAcademic Focus MathCreate three-dimensional effects8-5Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate Shattered Textpg. 351Helpful Text ToolsIllustrator’s extrude and bevel options can be used to created realistic three-dimensional effects.Use the Appearance palette to change settings for a 3D object. extrudeTo give an object visual depth. (pg. 351)bevelTo smooth the edges of an object so that they appear to be cut at an angle. (pg. 351)8-5Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate Shattered Textpg. 351In this project, you willCreate a science lab safety poster with Illustrator’s text tools. Adobe IllustratorAPPLICATIONS USED8-5Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate Shattered Textpg. 3538-5Design with Adobe IllustratorLay Out a PosterSet poster layoutApply gradient transparencySet print specificationsSpotlight on Skillspg. 354Key Terms tile printingfreewareAcademic Focus ScienceDemonstrate safety awareness in lab8-6Design with Adobe IllustratorLay Out a Posterpg. 354Tile PrintingTile printing is used when a document is too large to be printed on one sheet of paper.Compatible File FormatsFile formats must be compatible when using Illustrator and Publisher together.Illustrator allows for saving in PDF format.One benefit of the PDF format is that files can be retrieved, viewed, and printed with freeware called Adobe Acrobat Reader.tile printingTo print parts of a document on different pages. (pg. 354)freewareA software program that is downloadable at no charge. (pg. 354)8-6Design with Adobe IllustratorLay Out a Posterpg. 354In this project, you willLay out your poster file in Publisher.Microsoft PublisherAPPLICATIONS USED8-6 Data File 8-6DATA FILES USEDDesign with Adobe IllustratorLay Out a Posterpg. 3578-6Check your work Use Figure 8.29 as a guide and check that:Transparency settings have been applied.The text is readable and accurate.The entire poster design is visible.The four tiled pages are aligned properly.Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate a 3D CylinderApply 3D effectsSpotlight on Skillspg. 359Key Terms 3D modelingthree-dimensional (3D)Academic Focus MathEvaluate three-dimensional objects8-7Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate a 3D Cylinderpg. 3593D Modeling3D modeling is the process of using a computer to virtually create an object. First, a three-dimensional object is created displaying depth, width, and height on screen.3D modelingThe process of using a computer to virtually create an object. (pg. 359)three-dimensionalDisplaying depth, width, and height on screen. (pg. 359)8-7Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate a 3D Cylinderpg. 359In this project, you willCreate a fruit drink can with Illustrator’s Rounded Rectangle tool. Adobe IllustratorAPPLICATIONS USED8-7Design with Adobe IllustratorCreate a 3D Cylinderpg. 3608-7Check your work Use Figure 8.31 as a guide and check that:The object shape resembles a tall, narrow can.Gray fill is used in the object.A 3D revolve effect is applied to the object.Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign a Product LogoCreate a logoSpotlight on Skillspg. 361Key Term kerningAcademic Focus Language ArtsCreate descriptive text8-8Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign a Product Logopg. 361LogosCreating a logo as a vector image is the best solution for ensuring a consistent message and increasing recognition in product branding.Illustrator is a powerful tool for creating logos.Kerning is easy to do from Illustrator’s Character palette. kerningThe spacing between letters as blocks of text. (pg. 361)8-8Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign a Product Logopg. 361In this project, you willDesign and create a logo for your fruit drink can. Adobe IllustratorAPPLICATIONS USED8-8Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign a Product Logopg. 3628-8Check your work Use Figure 8.34 as a guide and check that:A red fill with white stroke is used for the word Smoothy.Tracking is adjusted for the letters F and r.Papyrus and Gils San Ultra Bold fonts are used.The objects are expanded to remain as one piece of artwork. Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign a Product LabelAdd clip art to a logoApply text outlinesAdd symbolsSpotlight on Skillspg. 363Academic Focus Language ArtsCreate descriptive text8-9Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign a Product Labelpg. 363LabelsLabeling and packaging influence what products and services we buy every day.Labels are created by graphic artists. 8-9Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign a Product Labelpg. 363In this project, you willCreate a label for a fruit drink can. Adobe IllustratorAPPLICATIONS USED8-9 Data File 8-9a Data File 8-9bDATA FILES USEDDesign with Adobe IllustratorDesign a Product Labelpg. 3658-9Check your work Use Figure 8.39 as a guide and check that:Visually interesting clip art is added to the logo.The logo is rotated.All objects are vertically aligned.Both the label and the can top are added to the Symbols palette.Design with Adobe IllustratorAdd Symbols to a LabelCreate a mapAffix a mapSpotlight on Skillspg. 366Academic Focus Language ArtsCreate descriptive text8-10Key Term mapDesign with Adobe IllustratorAdd Symbols to a Labelpg. 3663D Modeling ProgramsGraphic designers use 3D modeling programs to build their models.A map is an illustration that is wrapped around the outside of an object.Maps rotate with the object and add a realistic touch.8-10mapAn illustration that is wrapped around the outside of an object. (pg. 366)Design with Adobe IllustratorAdd Symbols to a Labelpg. 366In this project, you willCreate a map that adds the label to your fruit drink can. Adobe IllustratorAPPLICATIONS USED8-10Design with Adobe IllustratorAdd Symbols to a Labelpg. 3708-10Check your work Use Figure 8.47 as a guide and check that:The fruit drink can is a visually accurate representation.The logo and label are mapped to the object shape.The 3D object shape is rotated so that the logo is readable, and label text is visible.Lighting effects are applied to the can.Design with Adobe IllustratorIn the Workplacepg. 371On the JobBrand identity designers create visual images, such as logos, that express the identities of organizations.Brand identity designers work for specialized brand identity firms, advertising agencies, and companies with in-house branding departments.Designers work in programs such as Photoshop and Illustrator.Future OutlookDemand for brand identity designers is high. Skills and TalentsBrand Identity DesignerBrand identity designers need to have:Knowledge of digitalillustration and designsoftwareKnowledge of marketing, advertising,and public relationsconceptsStrategic thinking skillsCreative flexibilityGood communicationskillsThe ability to meet deadlinesDesign with Adobe Illustrator Integrating Publisher and Illustrator Chapter AssessmentWhat is layering?Layering involves stacking objects in order to precisely position and align them.How can a service bureau assist with a publication?A service bureau can professionally print a publication.Chapter8Design with Adobe Illustrator Integrating Publisher and Illustrator Chapter AssessmentWhat tool in Illustrator is used to draw Bézier curves?The Pen tool in Illustrator is used to draw Bézier curves.What is a mask?A mask is a feature that hides specific areas of an object in the workspace.Chapter8Design with Adobe IllustratorUnit Assessment Unit 4Projects Across the CurriculumProject 1: Create a Food ProductLanguage Arts: Use Publisher and Illustrator to develop an advertisement for your own new food product.Project 2: Create a GraphMath: Design a graph for a magazine comparing the number of sports injuries between male and female school athletes. Unit: Projects Go to Unit 4, and choose Rubrics. Use the projects to help create and evaluate your work. Design with Adobe IllustratorUnit Assessment Unit 4Projects Across the CurriculumProject 3: Create a Board Game ReviewScience: Work together with classmates to create a board game that reviews all of the scientific facts that you have learned this year.Project 4: Create a Pottery DesignSocial Studies: Use Illustrator to design an original pottery pattern. Design with Adobe IllustratorDesign with Adobe IllustratorGo to Learning Center Unit Activities PowerPoint Presentations Student Data Files Key Term Flashcards Reading Checks and Critical Thinking Activities e-Review Self Checks Worksheets Enrichment ActivitiesUnit 4Design with Adobe Illustrator