Setting Up Your Workspace

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In this chapter, you will begin to review and set up your workspace in Illustrator beginning in the section “Creating a New Document in Illustrator” where you will start working in Illustrator. The next section is an overview of a workspace that I commonly use when I start creating a new document in Illustrator for a project, but you can later adapt it into your workflow if you need to add more panels later on. Later in Chapter 5, I will also describe how to link your digital mock-up to the artboard so that it will display for tracing over should you need to and then conclude with how to save your Illustrator file and other design considerations.

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Harder, J. (2023). Setting Up Your Workspace. In: Creating Infographics with Adobe Illustrator: Volume 1. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/979-8-8688-0005-4_4

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