Adobe Illustrator 5.5 was released in the late‑1990s as part of the early “Illustrator” family. Although it’s now more than two decades old and superseded by many newer versions, it introduced—or refined—a number of capabilities that helped shape the modern vector‑graphics workflow. Below is a concise rundown of the most notable features that were available in Illustrator 5.5:
For reliable results, select a clear, high-resolution photo with your face as the focus. Drag the cropping circle to the center of your face—and be sure to include at least part of your hair. Use the arrows to increase or decrease the dimensions of the circle based on the size of the image.
Paste a list of colors in the text area below, e.g. #E9967A, #FA8072. The size of the palette can't exceed {{paletteBuilderCtxt.MAX_PALETTE_SIZE}} colors.
Choose a palette to load it into the Color Draping Studio.