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Overview of Adobe Illustrator CC 2014

Adobe Illustrator CC 2014 is a vector graphics application that can be used to create digital graphics, videos, mobile content, and web content. This application comes equipped with the Mercury Performance System, which enhances workflow with large files.

Illustrator includes tools for scaling vector graphics to any degree. Vector graphics are resolution-independent, meaning you won't lose quality at any size. The user interface of Adobe Illustrator CC 2014 is highly intuitive, providing ease of use for designers while saving time and increasing productivity. You can also download Adobe Illustrator CS6, which is an older version but still popular and user-friendly.

Adobe Illustrator CC 2014 features an image tracing engine that ensures vector graphics are accurate, beautiful, and clean in appearance. With this tool at your disposal, you can apply gradients to objects and have complete control over opacity.

Adobe Illustrator CC 2014 offers a wide range of brush panels, and you can also create a new panel. Among the many brushes available, there is a Blob Brush that can create a single vector shape with just one click.

The Pen tool in Adobe Illustrator CC 2014 has been improved and now offers previews. Missing font issues can be resolved using Adobe Typekit. A GPU acceleration mode is available in Windows 7 and 8.

Overall, Adobe Illustrator CC 2014 is an incredibly productive tool that allows you to create high-quality graphics with ease.

Adobe continues to enhance its flagship illustration tool with Illustrator CC 2014, a minor update with a few feature additions. Interestingly, many new features were introduced to the vector application with the mid-cycle update Illustrator CC 17.1 in January. Several of these previous additions are worth discussing, along with the improvements in CC 2014, as they address one of the longest-standing complaints I've had with the application.

Better Tools

In my previous reviews of Illustrator, I consistently lamented the anemia of the object tools in the program. The Rounded Rectangle Tool would prompt you to specify a corner radius upon clicking the artboard; once set, it was locked and unchangeable. Stretch the object in one direction, and the corners would stretch and distort as well. Similarly, the star and polygon tools offered little in terms of settings, and these tools were also locked once adjusted. Creating a star with rounded corners or a gear-shaped polygon was a logistical nightmare even for seasoned Illustrator users.

Illustrator CC 17.1 (released in January) took the first step in addressing this issue. It introduced an incredible feature called Live Corners, allowing users to round, reverse, or chamfer one or more corners of an object simultaneously. Stars can now have rounded corners with just a few simple clicks. Create a star object, then select the Direct Selection Tool; doing so will display a series of small control circles next to each corner anchor. Dragging a control circle will change all corners of the object at once; clicking a control circle while holding the option key will toggle the object between rounded, inverted, and chamfered corners. Don't want to apply changes to all corners at once? Just select one or more anchor points at a time. Live Corners are not limited to stars and polygons – any corner anchor point in any object can be modified this way, including those in rectangles.

Live Corners allow you to quickly create rounded stars and gear-like objects.
Unfortunately, the rectangular corners in Illustrator CC 17.1 were still prone to distortion when stretched. This was addressed in Illustrator CC 2014 with a new feature called Live Shapes, which adds a layer of intelligence to rectangular objects. Similar to Live Corners, rectangle corners can now be easily configured with rounded, inverted, or chamfered corners of any size, and by selecting a single corner anchor, you can edit each one individually. However, you can now resize, rotate, and stretch the rectangle as you please without distorting the corners. Options in the Transform panel allow you to specify corner radius and shape, and you can also choose whether to resize the corners when resizing the object.

Live Shapes allow rectangles to have consistent and shapely corners that do not distort when resized.
The feature is not without caveats. Cut the rectangle or change the position of a single corner anchor point, and it reverts to a standard object using Live Corners. Currently, Live Shapes is a feature that only applies to rectangles, leaving polygons and stars still relatively basic (aside from Live Corners improvements). I look forward to the day when stars and polygons are equally smart objects, allowing users to quickly reconfigure the number of points/sides and stretch objects without distorting the corners.

The Illustrator CC 17.1 update also introduced a significant and very reasonable change to the perspective grid. Previously, the object linked to the grid remained in place if the grid was repositioned, requiring users to remove objects and reattach them to the grid to change perspective. You can now lock the Station Point and reposition both the horizon line and vanishing points, and all artwork linked to the grid will change perspective with it. It's another small but important change that allows users to make minor adjustments without a lot of effort.

The perspective grid now changes the perspective of attached objects when you change the grid itself.

A series of other small but meaningful changes appeared in the Pen tool in Illustrator CC 2014. The most noticeable of these changes is the new automatic preview. As you place anchor points, a blue preview line extends from the last point you drew, allowing you to see the exact shape of the curve before dropping the next point. Additionally, holding down Command after dropping a point allows you to create asymmetric paired handles, giving you more control over the shape of the object while drawing. The additional improvement to the Anchor Point tool allows you to pull back only one side of a corner point, a much-needed change that preserves half of the original curve instead of blurring both sides. Finally, control handles are no longer snapped to the grid, giving you more freedom when working with grid-based workflows.

However, it is worth noting that neither application inherits the workspace layout or application preferences from the previous version. When installing Illustrator CC 2014, I was prompted to rearrange panels and reconfigure settings to match my preferred workspace in Illustrator CC. Since Adobe allows you to sync many settings across Creative Cloud, it was frustrating to have to ignore these settings when launching the new application (which is of course linked to the Adobe ID itself).

There are still other minor issues. Outline mode still displays rough (borrowed) lines instead of smooth (refined) lines, which is a historical paradox in this day and age. Pattern smoothing is still flawed, with layers sometimes appearing inside Illustrator and when exported to Photoshop. And we still cannot choose the alignment of strokes on text, requiring the user to either layer multiple text objects or convert text to paths for more advanced graphic treatments.

Conclusion
Illustrator CC 2014 cannot be considered a major new release; rather, it is the ongoing improvement of a noble tool. It is refreshing to see Adobe return to the basics, upgrading the simple shape tools that have remained stagnant for over a decade. The usability improvements for drawing tools and perspective complement this recent review, and overall, it feels as if there has been a shift in focus from headline features to everyday functionality. It’s a welcome change, and the application is better for it.

Features of Adobe Illustrator CC 2014

Here are some notable features you will encounter after downloading Adobe Illustrator CC 2014 for free.

Attractive interface.
Improves productivity.
Enhanced Pen tool.
Wide range of brushes available.
GPU acceleration mode available in Windows 7 and 8.
Finding fonts is easy.

Technical Setup Details for Adobe Illustrator CC 2014

Full program name: Adobe Illustrator CC 2014 17.1.2
File name: Illustrator_17_LS20.rar
Full program size: 1.6 GB
Setup type: Offline Installer / Full Standalone Setup
Compatibility architecture: 32-bit (x86) / 64-bit (x64)
Latest version added on: August 6, 2014
Developers: Adobe

System Requirements for Adobe Illustrator CC 2014

Before you start downloading Adobe Illustrator CC 2014 for free, ensure your PC meets the minimum system requirements.

Operating System: Windows XP / Vista / 7/8
Memory (RAM): 1 GB of RAM required.
Hard Disk Space: 2 GB of free space required.
Processor: Intel Pentium 4 or faster.
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