Illustrator the complete course

Illustrator the complete course, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.83, with 141 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 77 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn all the basics Create shapes Use grid and guides Master all tools Manage symbols Edit objects Edit color gradient and stroke Vectorize a picture Add text Use vector shapes Add effects Create a logo Create a visit card Create a post Create a layout This course is ideal for individuals who are People wishing to learn Illustrator for their projects or Student in graphism design or Professionnal It is particularly useful for People wishing to learn Illustrator for their projects or Student in graphism design or Professionnal.

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Summary

Title: Illustrator the complete course

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.83

Number of Lectures: 141

Number of Published Lectures: 141

Number of Curriculum Items: 141

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 141

Original Price: €94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn all the basics
Create shapes
Use grid and guides
Master all tools
Manage symbols
Edit objects
Edit color gradient and stroke
Vectorize a picture
Add text
Use vector shapes
Add effects
Create a logo
Create a visit card
Create a post
Create a layout

Who Should Attend

People wishing to learn Illustrator for their projects
Student in graphism design
Professionnal

Target Audiences

People wishing to learn Illustrator for their projects
Student in graphism design
Professionnal

Adobe Illustrator software

Adobe Illustrator is a powerful drawing software offered by Adobe. Anyone who understands this software can use Illustrator to draw shapes and lines, create text or import graphics and images, create logos, and more. You can also use Illustrator to make a page layout for a book, create a web page, create a brochure design, and of course make drawings on computer.

Illustrator vector format

One of the most important features of Adobe Illustrator is that the quality of the illustrations created because they are independent of the resolution at which they are displayed. This means that an image created in Illustrator can be enlarged or reduced to change the quality of the image. This is called the vector format. This format uses mathematical relationships using a set of polygons that make up the image, themselves composed of vectors. Each vector goes through a location called a node or control point. In comparison, photographs edited using tools such as Adobe Photoshop depend on the resolution and the quality of the image decreases when an image is enlarged. That’s why we use Illustrator to create documents such as business cards, logos and drawings, because with this format they will never lose in quality.

Training course

You want to start in Illustrator to create your visuals but you do not know how to do it or you have difficulties to start. This course will allow you to master all the basics of the software. You can then work calmly on your personal projects. It is for everyone who wants to learn the software, professional or private. I will show you how to learn Illustrator from scratch, you will learn how to use the different tools, to know the interface of work, to apply effects, to vectorize an image … All of these elements, we We will also see them in specific training sessions such as drawing shapes, creating a logo or a business card.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Start with Illusrator

Lecture 1: Manage dashboard

Lecture 2: Change displays of windows

Lecture 3: Preferences

Lecture 4: Document setup

Lecture 5: Manage artboards

Lecture 6: Move with hand

Lecture 7: Zoom

Chapter 3: Create save and export

Lecture 1: Create new document

Lecture 2: Start with template

Lecture 3: Save document

Lecture 4: Export work

Lecture 5: Export with slice tool

Chapter 4: Layers

Lecture 1: Layers part 1

Lecture 2: Layers part 2

Chapter 5: Selection tools

Lecture 1: Selection tool

Lecture 2: Direct selection tool

Lecture 3: Group selection tool

Lecture 4: Magic wand tool

Lecture 5: Lasso tool

Chapter 6: Basic shapes

Lecture 1: Rectangle tool

Lecture 2: Rounded rectangle tool

Lecture 3: Ellipse tool

Lecture 4: Polygon tool

Lecture 5: Star tool

Chapter 7: Path tools

Lecture 1: Pen tool

Lecture 2: Add anchor point tool

Lecture 3: Anchor point tool

Lecture 4: Line tool

Lecture 5: Spiral tool

Lecture 6: Arc tool

Lecture 7: Flare tool

Lecture 8: Rectangular grid tool

Lecture 9: Polar grid tool

Chapter 8: Drawing tools

Lecture 1: Paint brush tool

Lecture 2: Pencil tool

Lecture 3: Smooth tool

Lecture 4: Join tool

Lecture 5: Path eraser tool

Lecture 6: Shaper tool

Lecture 7: Eraser tool

Lecture 8: Scissor tool

Lecture 9: Knife tool

Chapter 9: Transform tools

Lecture 1: Rotate tool

Lecture 2: Reflect tool

Lecture 3: Free transform tool

Lecture 4: Scale tool

Lecture 5: Puppet warp tool

Lecture 6: Mesh tool

Chapter 10: Conception tools

Lecture 1: Shape builder tool

Lecture 2: Reshape tool

Lecture 3: Blob brush tool

Lecture 4: Blend tool

Lecture 5: Perspective grid tool

Lecture 6: Perspective selection tool

Lecture 7: Measure tool

Chapter 11: Shape deformation

Lecture 1: Width tool

Lecture 2: Warp tool

Lecture 3: Twirl tool

Lecture 4: Pucker tool

Lecture 5: Bloat tool

Lecture 6: Scallop tool

Lecture 7: Crystallize tool

Lecture 8: Wrinckle tool

Chapter 12: Graphs

Lecture 1: Column graph tool

Lecture 2: Stacked column graph tool

Lecture 3: Bar graph tool

Lecture 4: Stacked bar graph tool

Lecture 5: Pie graph tool

Chapter 13: Symbols

Lecture 1: Symbol library

Lecture 2: Symbol sprayer tool

Lecture 3: Symbol shifter tool

Lecture 4: Symbol scruncher tool

Lecture 5: Symbol sizer tool

Lecture 6: Symbol spinner tool

Lecture 7: Symbol stainer tool

Lecture 8: Symbol screener tool

Chapter 14: Color gradient and stroke

Lecture 1: Color panel

Lecture 2: Gradient tool

Lecture 3: Gradient on stroke

Lecture 4: Manage stroke

Lecture 5: Eyedropper tool

Lecture 6: Live paint bucket tool

Chapter 15: Manage text

Lecture 1: Type tool

Lecture 2: Area type tool

Instructors

Nicolas Forgue
Web entrepreneur and graphic designer

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