While that is still the case, in late 2014, Libraries were introduced as a powerful way to create, categorize, share, and store your favorite colors, brushes, text styles, graphics, and vector images in one easily accessible place-the Libraries panel. Saving content into your Creative Cloud folder syncs that content with the Creative Cloud and allow you to access it from anywhere.

Sharing Is Easy with LibrariesĪs a Creative Cloud subscriber, you’re given a certain amount of “cloud” storage for your content that can be accessed from within the Adobe applications, mobile apps, and more-basically anywhere. In this article, you’ll take a look at all of cross-sharing capabilities that the Creative Cloud affords us when working with Illustrator. The recently introduced new features along with existing Creative Cloud features mean workflow enhancements for us all, as you’ll soon see.

With the June 2015 release, Adobe Illustrator is more connected than ever before to other Adobe apps using Libraries and the Creative Cloud. Brian Wood's Adobe Illustrator CC Classroom in a Book (2015 release), will be available in December.

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