The Illustrator Beginner is an instructor-led, hands-on training course. This Adobe Illustrator training course introduces candidates to the industry-standard vector graphics software used by designers of all kinds around the world.
The Illustrator Beginner is an instructor-led, hands-on training course. This Adobe Illustrator training course introduces candidates to the industry-standard vector graphics software used by designers of all kinds around the world.
This course also covers the essential drawing skills and knowledge needed to develop Adobe Illustrator. Candidates learn the fundamentals, from the basics through to designing logos, branding, and graphics for advertising.
Course Outline
Starting with Illustrator CC 1
Understanding vector graphics
Starting Illustrator in windows 8
The welcome experience
Opening an existing document
The Illustrator workspace
The status bar
Understanding artboards
Closing a document and exiting Illustrator
Navigating Illustrator
Understanding panels
Displaying and hiding panels
Floating and docking panels
The tools panel
Working with the tools panel
Understanding workspaces
Working with workspaces
Working with the control panel
Navigating with the hand tool
Navigating with the navigation panel
Changing document views
Using the zoom tool
Creating and using custom views
Working with objects
Understanding paths and selection tools
Selecting with the selection tool
Working with isolation mode
Selecting multiple objects
Making marquee selections
Using the direct selection tool
Selecting with the magic wand tool
Understanding smart guides
Moving objects
Copying objects
Grouping and ungrouping objects
Locking and unlocking objects
The alignment and distribution tools
Aligning objects
Distributing objects and spacing
Inserting images
Deleting objects
Setting up a new document
Understanding templates
Understanding document presets
Adjusting units of measure
Creating a print document
Saving a new document
Working with a document
Understanding artboard options
Moving and resizing artboards
Creating and deleting artboards
Understanding grids, guides and rulers
Displaying and hiding rulers
Making guides
Locking, unlocking and clearing guides
Viewing and hiding the grid
Layers
Understanding layers and sublayers
Understanding the layers panel
working with the layers panel
Creating layers and sublayers
Naming layers and assigning colours
Grouping layers
Reassigning objects to different layers
Rearranging layers and sublayers
Hiding and displaying layers
Locking and unlocking layers
Deleting layers
Shapes
Understanding the shape and colour tools
Preparing the workspace
Creating basic shapes
Creating polygons
Creating other shapes
creating lines and spirals
Editing path segments
Using offset path
Understanding drawing modes
Colour, fill and stroke
Understanding fill and stroke
Understanding colour
Understanding colour controls
Applying colour using the colour panel
Applying colour using the swatches panel
Applying colour using the eyedropper tool
Swapping fill and stroke colours
Working with stroke weight
Working with stroke width
Applying dashes to strokes
Gradients
Understanding gradients
Applying a linear gradient
Changing the direction of a gradient
Changing colours in a gradient
Colours in a gradient
Adding colours to a gradient
Applying a radial gradient
Saving a gradient
Applying a gradient to a stroke
Working with type
Understanding type in illustrator
Understanding formatting options
Inserting and formatting point type
Inserting and formatting area type
Cutting and pasting text
Formatting text
Formatting paragraphs
Copying formatting with the eyedropper tool
Creating columns of text
Text and objects
Typing on a path
Converting text into editable path
Working with character objects
The touch type tool
Styles
Introduction to drawing
Understanding drawing in illustrator
Drawing a straight path with the pen tool
Drawing closed paths with the pen tool
Draw curved paths with the pen tool
Drawing objects with curved paths
Adjusting curves created by the pen tool
Drawing paths with the curvature tool
Drawing paths with the pencil tool
Add fill to closed paths
Saving and printing
Understanding save and export options
Understanding file formats
Exporting an illustrator document
Saving for a microsoft office program
Saving as a pdf file
Saving an illustrator document for the web
Printing an illustrator document
Packaging a document
Getting help
Understanding the help menu
Using help
Searching for online help
Experienced staff in the industry will help candidates develop technical skills such as advanced drawing skills, computer-aided design, typography, digital imaging, animation, publishing, and more. Candidates learn the theory, practice, and human connection of graphic design.
This course covers the conventions of current graphic design ideas and provides engaging, relevant, and original solutions for everything from digital signage and point-of-sale materials to books and billboards.
Candidates study design history and principles, idea generation, brand identity, typography, design research, and user experience. Build your network by collaborating with candidates in other disciplines and showing your work to the world.
Graphic designers help clients communicate through the original use of photographs, symbols, text, illustrations, colour, and texture to capture the attention of their target audience. People who study graphic design can work as visual designers, web designers or copywriters, and strategists. Australia has the third largest number of international students in the world, despite having a population of only 23 million.
These are strong academic achievements, but Australian institutions are as highly regarded as the cities in which they are located across their homeland. As the world gets smaller, clear visual communication is becoming an increasingly valuable commodity. Graphic design is the foundation for candidates to make impactful visual statements themselves.
The skills and knowledge acquired in Adobe Illustrator CS6 are sufficient to be able create professional artwork and documents.
Adobe Illustrator is an illustration and drawing program designed for users who specifically want to learn how to create vector based graphics for design, web design or desktop publishing material. Adobe Illustrator training assumes little or no knowledge of the software.
Adobe Illustrator is a powerful and versatile tool for creating illustrations, logos, and vector graphics for print and Web use. Our Adobe Illustrator training is delivered onsite by Accredited trainers and tailored to your exact needs. We offer one-on-one training or for groups of up to 4 people.�...
Introduction to Illustration is an eight-week short course. The course focuses exclusively on the basics of illustration. If you have ever desired to draw concept art, storyboards, or comic books, then this is the place to start!
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