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Title details for An Adobe Illustrator Guide to Type Effects and Logo-Building by Tom Reed - Available

An Adobe Illustrator Guide to Type Effects and Logo-Building

by Tom Reed
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This book uses type effects and logo-building as themes to highlight Illustrator techniques, features and tips. While it was written in 1997, 95% of its content remains relevant, and it continues to have a steady following. Written in a humorous, conversational manner and sporting many screenshots, it stands on its own as enjoyable reading, or as a book to use for step-by-step practice. Its mix of narrative and examples, its step-by-step nature, its type effects and logo-building focus, its elaboration of techniques, all give the book a slant that is unusual and interesting. Concepts applied to type-and-logo-based examples, can, of course, once mastered, be equally applied to any other thing you want to create. At the inexpensive price offered here, it’s a bargain (it’s over 400 pages long), undercutting by a sizeable margin what's out there. It's a book that will be of interest to students, designers, type aficionados, logo designers, desktop publishers and hobbyists
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Publisher: Tumblereed Design and Training

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  • ISBN: 0966115406
  • Release date: April 23, 2004

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  • ISBN: 0966115406
  • File size: 16001 KB
  • Release date: April 23, 2004

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Art Computer Technology Study Aids & Workbooks Nonfiction

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English

This book uses type effects and logo-building as themes to highlight Illustrator techniques, features and tips. While it was written in 1997, 95% of its content remains relevant, and it continues to have a steady following. Written in a humorous, conversational manner and sporting many screenshots, it stands on its own as enjoyable reading, or as a book to use for step-by-step practice. Its mix of narrative and examples, its step-by-step nature, its type effects and logo-building focus, its elaboration of techniques, all give the book a slant that is unusual and interesting. Concepts applied to type-and-logo-based examples, can, of course, once mastered, be equally applied to any other thing you want to create. At the inexpensive price offered here, it’s a bargain (it’s over 400 pages long), undercutting by a sizeable margin what's out there. It's a book that will be of interest to students, designers, type aficionados, logo designers, desktop publishers and hobbyists
Expand title description text
Art Computer Technology Study Aids & Workbooks Nonfiction