Learn how to use a combination of Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop to speed up workflows, leverage native file formats, layers, snippets, comps, and more.
Overview
Syllabus
1. A Powerful Combination
- Using Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign together
- Working with Photoshop layers
- Creating layer comps in Photoshop
- Using Photoshop layer comps
- Using Photoshop snippets
- Creating a Photoshop clipping path
- Using Photoshop paths
- Using Photoshop alpha channels
- Grayscale images for monotone print
- Grayscale images for duotone print
- Vector Photoshop content in InDesign
- Illustrator layers in InDesign
- Illustrator artboards in InDesign
- Deciding between layers or artboards
- Nesting InDesign documents
- Imposing a document in InDesign
- Exporting snippets from Adobe InDesign
- Importing snippets into Adobe InDesign
- Linking text between files
- Placing and updating a Photoshop file
- Using Photoshop layers comps
- Placing and updating an Illustrator file
- Embedding artwork from an Illustrator file
- Linking Illustrator files
- Placing and updating a Photoshop file
- Applying nested layer comps
- Placing and linking InDesign content
- Colors via Creative Cloud Libraries
- How to export colors as an ASE file
- Exchanging native Photoshop swatches
- Exchanging native InDesign swatches
- Exchanging native Illustrator swatches
- Keep in touch
Taught by
Bart Van de Wiele