Adobe Illustrator CC 2024 | Introduction Class 1 - اردو / हिंदी
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Welcome to Adobe Illustrator Complete Course in Urdu / Hindi. In this video, you will learn the basics of the Adobe Illustrator interface.
What is an artboard in Adobe Illustrator?
In Adobe Illustrator, an artboard is like a canvas or a space within the software where you create your artwork. Think of it as a workspace where you can draw, design, and arrange your elements. Each artboard represents a separate page or area for your designs within a single Illustrator document.
Difference between RGB and CMYK color?
RGB and CMYK are color models used in digital imaging, but they are designed for different purposes and have distinct characteristics:
1. RGB (Red, Green, Blue):
Purpose: Primarily used for electronic displays, such as computer screens, TVs, and digital cameras.
Colors: Combines red, green, and blue light in varying intensities to create a broad spectrum of colors. When these colors are combined at full intensity, they create white light.
Additive Color Model: As colors are added together, they become lighter. The absence of all colors results in black.
Color Range: Capable of producing a wide range of vibrant, bright colors, particularly suitable for digital media.
Examples: Websites, digital artwork, photos displayed on screens.
2. CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key/Black):
Purpose: Primarily used in printing and reproduction processes, such as magazines, brochures, and physical prints.
Colors: Combines cyan, magenta, yellow, and black inks to create a spectrum of colors. It works by subtracting light from white.
Subtractive Color Model: As colors are combined, they become darker. The combination of all colors (in theory) results in black, although a separate black ink (the "key") is used for practical purposes and to enhance contrast.
Color Range: Offers a more limited color gamut compared to RGB, particularly in terms of bright and vibrant colors. It's more aligned with what printing presses can reproduce accurately.
Examples: Anything printed, such as posters, magazines, and brochures.
What is Bleed in Adobe Illustrator?
In Adobe Illustrator, "bleed" refers to the extra space or extension of elements beyond the edge of the actual design or artboard. This extra area is intentionally added to ensure that when a design is printed and then trimmed to its final size, there won't be any unwanted white edges or gaps due to slight variations in the printing and cutting process.
To set up a bleed in Adobe Illustrator:
1. Create a New Document: Set the document size to include the bleed area. For example, if your final document size is 8.5 x 11 inches, you might set the document size to 8.75 x 11.25 inches to accommodate a 0.125-inch bleed on all sides.
2. Enable Bleed: When creating a new document or adjusting document settings, you'll find options to set the bleed. There are fields to input the bleed dimensions, allowing you to specify how much extra space you want around the edges.
3. Design within the Bleed: Ensure that any critical design elements (text, logos, images) that should extend to the edge of the final product continue into the bleed area.
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