Sue Jenkins is an illustrator, web and graphic designer, photographer, teacher, writer, and the owner and creative director of Luckychair (www.luckychair.com), a full service design studio. She is an Adobe Certified Expert, an Adobe Certified Instructor, the instructor in three Adobe software training DVDs, and the author of several web design books.

• Part I: Illustrator BasicsChapter 1. Workspace OrientationChapter 2. Creating DocumentsChapter 3. Drawing and Editing Lines and ShapesChapter 4. Making SelectionsChapter 5. Pencil, Eraser, Paintbrush, and Blob BrushChapter 6. Mastering the Pen ToolChapter 7. Arrangement, Alignment, and the Pathfinder PanelChapter 8. Working with LayersPart II: The Basics and BeyondChapter 9. Colors, Swatches, and Adobe KulerChapter 10. Working with TypeChapter 11. Transformation and Reshaping ToolsChapter 12. Making Patterns and GradientsChapter 13. Symbols, 3D Mapping, and Flash IntegrationChapter 14. Graph ToolsPart III: Special Tools and TechniquesChapter 15. Creating BlendsChapter 16. Clipping Masks and Compound PathsChapter 17. Transparency and Blending ModesChapter 18. Special Effects and Third-Party Plug-InsChapter 19. Custom Graphic Styles and the Appearance PanelChapter 20. Live Paint and Live TracePart IV: Real WorldChapter 21. Print and Design: Editorial, Branding, Textiles, CraftsChapter 22. Taking Illustrations to the WebChapter 23. Painting Your WorkAppendix: Real World IllustrationsIndex

Sue Jenkins is an illustrator, web and graphic designer, photographer, teacher, writer, and the owner and creative director of Luckychair (www.luckychair.com), a full service design studio. She is an Adobe Certified Expert, an Adobe Certified Instructor, the instructor in three Adobe software training DVDs, and the author of several web design books.

• Part I: Illustrator BasicsChapter 1. Workspace OrientationChapter 2. Creating DocumentsChapter 3. Drawing and Editing Lines and ShapesChapter 4. Making SelectionsChapter 5. Pencil, Eraser, Paintbrush, and Blob BrushChapter 6. Mastering the Pen ToolChapter 7. Arrangement, Alignment, and the Pathfinder PanelChapter 8. Working with LayersPart II: The Basics and BeyondChapter 9. Colors, Swatches, and Adobe KulerChapter 10. Working with TypeChapter 11. Transformation and Reshaping ToolsChapter 12. Making Patterns and GradientsChapter 13. Symbols, 3D Mapping, and Flash IntegrationChapter 14. Graph ToolsPart III: Special Tools and TechniquesChapter 15. Creating BlendsChapter 16. Clipping Masks and Compound PathsChapter 17. Transparency and Blending ModesChapter 18. Special Effects and Third-Party Plug-InsChapter 19. Custom Graphic Styles and the Appearance PanelChapter 20. Live Paint and Live TracePart IV: Real WorldChapter 21. Print and Design: Editorial, Branding, Textiles, CraftsChapter 22. Taking Illustrations to the WebChapter 23. Painting Your WorkAppendix: Real World IllustrationsIndex