In over 4.5 hours of video you will become more confident working with Illustrator and capable of creating and editing your own vector graphics. You will learn to create blends, work with colours and gradients and transform your shapes with things like reflections. We take you through numerous tools such as the pencil tool, liquify tools, shape tools, and path editing tools.
During the course you will learn how to use the pen tool to create vector shapes, adding and removing anchor points, switching between sharp and smooth corners, and adjusting handles to manipulate curves. You will start out by learning the difference between vector and raster images, having looked at the Illustrator interface and new document settings, we then take you step by step in a logical order through Illustrators powerful selection of tools. Aimed at complete beginners the course covers all the same topics as our Live Online Illustrator course. Whether you prefer to work at your own speed or are self funding or on a limited budget, our pre-recorded Illustrator Beginners course is the ideal way to get up to speed quickly. New modeling tips, tricks and shortcuts are waiting on you.
Work with colours, gradients, layers, fonts, and photos to create eye-catching illustrations and text effects. We also offer one-to-one tuition in Adobe Illustrator.Ĭourse requirements: This course is suitable for anyone with basic PC or Mac skills who wishes to learn Illustrator from scratch or wants to improve their existing knowledge of the program.Įnquiries booking a place on any of our courses please ensure that you have read our booking policy.Learn Illustrator at your own speed! Illustrator FOR Beginners You will tackle the creativity itself and learn how to come up with project ideas. An icon used to represent a menu that can be toggled by interacting with. Learn to design logos and printable documents. An illustration of two cells of a film strip.
During this 1 day Adobe Illustrator course you will learn how to use Illustrator's tools to create stunning illustrations and type effects.
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