
enroll in the adobe illustrator cc essentials masterclass introduction to understand illustrator's work environment and tools, mastering the essentials to confidently tackle projects as the industry standard application.
Explore Adobe Illustrator's interface by mastering the main menu bar, options bar, left toolbar, panels, and workspace layout, including essential versus classic workspaces, tool options, and zoom controls.
Select and customize workspaces in Adobe Illustrator CC, choose essentials or essential Classic environment, enable the options bar, and save a new workspace from the windows dropdown.
learn to duplicate artboards of the same size in Adobe Illustrator CC by selecting the artboard tool, then resize, reposition, and delete them, using the option key to duplicate.
Learn how to add more artboards to your Illustrator CC document, arrange them in different layouts, and navigate between them with the artboard panel and window options.
Navigate between artboards in Illustrator using the spacebar, control/command, and alt/option keys to pan and zoom without changing tools.
Explore the difference between vector and raster graphics, why professional designers use Illustrator for vector and Photoshop for bitmap, and how resolution affects scaling.
Learn to create lines and shapes in Adobe Illustrator CC, adjust strokes and colors, and apply brushes and profiles, using tools from the Selection tool to brush libraries.
Master the curvature tool to draw curved lines or shapes, and adjust their behavior by manipulating nodes and moving them, with a double click, changing how they behave.
Master layer-based organization to control visibility, stacking order, and locking of design elements; place objects on separate layers, and bring items to front within a layered Illustrator workflow.
Master the brush tool in Adobe Illustrator CC to adjust stroke size and opacity, choose brush types, apply colors, and create simple drawings like a tree.
Learn to smooth sharp edges in adobe illustrator using the smooth tool, drawing with the pencil tool and applying a small smoothing effect to corners while preserving stroke size.
Explore eraser, scissors, and knife tools in Illustrator, learning how they cut or divide objects, create separate parts, and practice on simple shapes using the selection tool and anchor points.
Learn to create mirror reflections and symmetric designs in Adobe Illustrator CC using the reflect tool, center-point setup with rulers, duplicating with Alt, and joining paths for a complete shape.
Double-click any tool to access its options, adjust size, angle, and intensity, and experiment with different settings to see how they affect vector objects.
learn to use the eyedropper tool to pick colors from one object and apply fill and stroke to other objects, with the option key enabling mass transfer.
Explore the appearance panel and apply effects like revolve and 3d perspective, with diffuse shading. Edit shapes using the direct selection tool, adjust angles, and preview changes.
Description
Adobe Illustrator is the industry-standard vector graphics designing application used to create logos, illustrations, print designs, web designs, mobile app interface, brochures, posters, business cards, labels and a lot more.
Course summery :
This course will start with the very basics of interface and work environment and will cover all essential tools one by one. So you will become confident with all essential tools and other related feature for start working on your projects
Who is the target audience?
This course is designed for every individual who wants to get all the essential information of illustrator to not only start working in illustrator but also to get maximum benefit from other free learning resources all over the internet.
Course support:
Students who buy this course can contact the instructor and discuss learning related issues while doing this course.
Here is the course outline:
Adobe Illustrator CC Essentials Master Class
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Start window
Lecture 3: New document window
Lecture 4: Creating new document
Lecture 5: Recap
Lecture 6: Illustrator's interface
Lecture 7: Work space selection
Lecture 8: Managing multiple art boards
Lecture 9: Duplicating art boards
Lecture 10: Adding more art boards
Lecture 11: Navigation
Lecture 12: Recap
Lecture 13: Vector vs Raster
Lecture 14:Start learning about lines and shapes
Lecture 15: Rectangle tool
Lecture 16: Ellipse, Polygon and Star tools
Lecture 17: What a line is made of
Lecture 18: What a shape is made of
Lecture 19: Creating basic complex shapes
Lecture 20: Complex shape attributes
Lecture 21: Direct selection tool
Lecture 22: Pen tool
Lecture 23: Adding and deleting anchor points
Lecture 24: Anchor point tool
Lecture 25: Curvature tool
Lecture 26: Type tools
Lecture 27: Arc, Spiral, Grid and Polar tools
Lecture 28: Stacking order
Lecture 29: Layers
Lecture 30: Brush tool
Lecture 31: Shaper tool
Lecture 32: Pencil tool
Lecture 33: Smooth tool
Lecture 34: Path Eraser tool
Lecture 35: Join tool
Lecture 36: Eraser, Scissors and knife tools
Lecture 37: Stroke size for pen and brush tools
Lecture 38: Rotation tool
Lecture 39: Reflect tool
Lecture 40: Scale, Shear and Reshape tools
Lecture 41: Width, Warp, Twirl, Pucker, Bloat, Scallop, Crystallize and Wrinkle tools
Lecture 42: Tool options
Lecture 43: Free transform tool
Lecture 44: Puppet warp tool
Lecture 45: Shape builder tool
Lecture 46: Live paint bucket tool
Lecture 47: Live paint selection tool
Lecture 48: Perspective grid and Perspective selection tools
Lecture 49: Mesh tool
Lecture 50: Gradient tool
Lecture 51: Eyedropper tool
Lecture 52: Measure tool
Lecture 53: Blend tool
Lecture 54: Symbol spray tool
Lecture 55: Column Graph tool
Lecture 56: Art board and Slice tools
Lecture 57: Alignments panel
Lecture 58: Align to art board
Lecture 59: Distribute objects
Lecture 60: Smart Guides
Lecture 61: Grid and Snap to grid
Lecture 62: Pathfinder
Lecture 63: Expand Text (Text conversion to vector object)
Lecture 64: 3D Effect on vector shapes
Lecture 65: Appearance panel
Lecture 66: Other effects
Lecture 67: End