Introduction to Adobe Illustrator CS6

Adobe illustrator Creative Suite 6 (CS6)

Adobe illustrator is the most popular and premier vector-drawing software. Using it, you can create Small-sized vector graphics for print, mobile devices, or the Web. Vector graphics are mathematically defined functions that can scale up to any dimension without losing their original quality.

Illustrator is commonly used to create vector graphics, such as logos, illustrations, business cards, brochures, fliers, Advertisements and billboards. Illustrator Creative Suite 6 (CS6), the 16h edition has a modern interface With several new features, such as gradient on strokes, pattern creation, image trace, and the new Adobe Mercury Performance system that enable you to work faster and more efficiently. The introduction Of Adobe's Mercury Performance System speeds up editing tasks while using the processor-intensive Tools, such as Liquefy, Mesh Tool, and Live Trace.

With Illustrator, you can create simple icons to complex illustrations with hundreds of layers. The Mercury Performance system adds full 64-bit support; hence, Illustrator can access the random access Memory (RAM) completely and remain stable, while you work and save large and complex documents.

Let's begin by learning about the new and enhanced features of Illustrator CS6.