By Eddie Renz

February 14, 2016

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Adobe Illustrator CC: Using Image Trace

Image Trace is why I started to use Illustrator. I used to buy most of my vectors and then I learned about Image Trace and I started just using it to make the things that I drew and turn them into vectors. When I first started doing graphic design I would draw things and scan them in. I once crumpled up a paper bag and scanned it in to use as a background. Wow. Now you can use Adobe Capture CC App to do so much more, and I no longer crumple bags to create cool textures. 🙂

Watch Video Part 7: The Shaper Tool

Jump to another video tutorial below:

1. The Pen Tool
2. The Curvature Tool
3. Warping Text
4. The Pathfinder Panel
5. The Appearance Panel
6. Using Image Trace
7. The Shaper Tool

• Adobe Capture
• Adobe Illustrator 101
• Adobe Illustrator Tutorials
• Adobe Image Trace

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About Eddie Renz

Owner and Creative Director Eddie Renz is passionate about God, great design and Denton, Texas. Whatever he attempts to do, he works at it to achieve excellence. If it is not excellent, he is not finished with it yet. You can often find him working from Shift Coffee or hanging out with friends at one of the local breweries.

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