Learning the Adobe Illustrator Workspace   In this Treehouse
Quick Tip, Mat Helme starts off this great new Illustrator
series by showing us around the workspace.  Learn how to
effectively use the Adobe Illustrator CS6 workspace. The
application is broken up into several panels, each with a
specific purpose.  At the top, the application bar allows you to
switch workspaces very easily. Below that is the control bar,
which displays the options for the currently selected object.
To the right, the Panels can be displayed wherever you wish,
depending on the project. You can also pull out specific tabs to
easily organize the information the way you want.  On the left
side of the screen is the Tools panel. Each of the tools with an
arrow can be expanded to display even more tools. You can pull
out the drawers to organize the tools you use most.  In the
center is the canvas, which is the primary workspace where you
will be creating and editing your image.  At the bottom is the
status bar, which displays information