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Best practice: keep icons as strokes or outline?
I am currently working on generating the icon assets for the company I work for. I am using Sketch, and am creating a large library of the icons. They are all Line icons (the style) and basically ...
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Is Illustrator accurate for business card sizes?
I've just created my first business card in Illustrator. It has the standard UK business card size of 55 x 85 mm, a 3mm bleed, 300 DPI and the rest of it, and my smallest font-size is 8.94 points, ...
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Saving assets for Web?
Is it best practise to make an icon for example in Ai and then export to png resolution 72 for use on the web?
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What should be size of Document in Adobe Illustrator?
I have downloaded Adobe Illustrator 2017. It has different options for Mobile, Web, Print, File Video, Art Illustration.
I have to redraw a logo in illustrator which I have already designed in Adobe ...
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White space around vector portrait 12 x 18 inch' rule(s)? Best practices?
I'm doing a poster series around vector portraits and I have two elements on the page.
a. Portrait / Head + Neck
b. { just below } a small centered logo connected to a box with a persons name.
What ...
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Best way to send layouts with editable text to writers/editors who don't have design software
Here's a common design workflow problem, probably most relevant to in-house designers, but also to agencies who have a lot of non-design writing or research staff, or freelancers who work with in-...
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Technically, what are the prime gotchas that could affect your logo further down the road, if it incorporates justified* fx & blend mode treatments?
Explanation
(*Justified meaning they favorably add to the identity and aesthetics; i.e. we're assuming that they make perfect sense in a structural meaning.)
I'm looking for technically specific ...