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Promotional materials for the Beatles Rock Band game make heavy use of gradient shapes. Here's how to reproduce the look in Adobe Illustrator.

Learn some great tips to help you successfully design your next catalog or print material. When designing a catalog or other printed material follow these simple guidelines for a much easier design process. Covers the basics such as: design and layout, photography, product copy, typography, printing, and mailing.

In this tutorial, we'll look at how to create a semi-realistic object with gradients and layer blends. Also, we'll learn more about the Blend Tool and how to create glass-like material with gradients and layers.

In this tutorial, we'll explain how to create leather material in Adobe Illustrator with modified patterns, gradients, and layer blends. You'll learn a simple way to create stitches and how to make shiny metals.

Lovin' Illustrator, huh? Well, have you started usin' Illustrator to help build Flash movies? In this video tutorial, you'll learn a few nifty techniques for getting material from Illustrator into Flash. We'll start off with fully layered, fully editable Illustrator content, then you'll see a few other methods for gettin' the job done!

This is an extension to my original Floral Tutorial. It should offer a better understanding of how to do florials that are a little more detailed then simple vectors. Since there is a lot of material in this tutorial I"™m going to move through it as quickly, and painlessly, as possible while attempting to keep it at a beginner level. However, intermediate level users may still find it of interest too.