Adobe Acrobat DC
Tutorial Content 1
Earlier last year Adobe contacted us to build a bold series of illustrations showcasing some of the newest features in Adobe's CC learning center. As they start to air live, here is the first series dedicated to Adobe Acrobat's tutorial section. We couldn't resist such a kind request: to build culture, to play an ace card in parallel thinking while still falling deeper in love with our tools of the trade? Irresistible! There is a deep rationale when it comes to illustration: to understand the concept and context, to have fun and allow an energy blast, and to grow bigger with each motto — it is as scientifical and emotional as it gets. Focusing in Commenting on PDF Files, Converting PDF Files to Microsoft Office and Editting Text and Image in PDF Files: this series aims to be inspiring, daring, extremely inclusive and utterly respectful. A vertigo adventure.
Comment on a PDF File: Poetic approach to comment and revision actions | Symbolic elements in corporate and balanced composition to allow neutral communication to a broad targetWireframe lines as a reference to the logical thinking and icons as the notations and feedback on the comment action | Workflow athmosphere to allow active composition and as narrative enhancer.The pencil as the action and the pages as the file | Iconic approach to image to empower rigorous and broad concept language | Dynamic composition with balanced color approach.
Convert PDF Files to Microsoft Office: Poetic approach to switching software | Symbolic elements in corporate and balanced composition to allow neutral communication to a broad targetOffice briefcase as a referral to the output file for Microsoft Office| Iconic approach to image to empower rigorous and broad concept language | Dynamic composition with balanced color approachOffice briefcase as output (the navigation between softwares, to go into the office, transition) and PDF as input | PDF stamp as a reference to the original source (passport stamp).
Tutorial Content 1
Earlier last year Adobe contacted us to build a bold series of illustrations showcasing some of the newest features in Adobe's CC learning center. As they start to air live, here is the first series dedicated to Adobe Acrobat's tutorial section. We couldn't resist such a kind request: to build culture, to play an ace card in parallel thinking while still falling deeper in love with our tools of the trade? Irresistible! There is a deep rationale when it comes to illustration: to understand the concept and context, to have fun and allow an energy blast, and to grow bigger with each motto — it is as scientifical and emotional as it gets. Focusing in Commenting on PDF Files, Converting PDF Files to Microsoft Office and Editting Text and Image in PDF Files: this series aims to be inspiring, daring, extremely inclusive and utterly respectful. A vertigo adventure.
Comment on a PDF File: Poetic approach to comment and revision actions | Symbolic elements in corporate and balanced composition to allow neutral communication to a broad targetWireframe lines as a reference to the logical thinking and icons as the notations and feedback on the comment action | Workflow athmosphere to allow active composition and as narrative enhancer.The pencil as the action and the pages as the file | Iconic approach to image to empower rigorous and broad concept language | Dynamic composition with balanced color approach.
Convert PDF Files to Microsoft Office: Poetic approach to switching software | Symbolic elements in corporate and balanced composition to allow neutral communication to a broad targetOffice briefcase as a referral to the output file for Microsoft Office| Iconic approach to image to empower rigorous and broad concept language | Dynamic composition with balanced color approachOffice briefcase as output (the navigation between softwares, to go into the office, transition) and PDF as input | PDF stamp as a reference to the original source (passport stamp).
Edit Texts and Image in a PDF File: Poetic approach to editing and edition | Symbolic elements in corporate and balanced composition to allow neutral communication to a broad targetGeneric Iconoclastic elements to symbolize text ‘A and editorial lines’ | Iconic approach to image to empower rigorous and broad concept languageDynamic composition with balanced icons empowering the symbolic approach to editing | The house, to build (content) and makeover.
From the web to the hello window,
Ladies and gentleman, care for your software popups: it's showtime.
From the web to the hello window,
Ladies and gentleman, care for your software popups: it's showtime.
A toast to the great commitment and monumental spirit!
