
Master Illustrator software with simple, fun steps to create your own designs using tools and techniques, apply colors and text to shape logos in just two hours.
Open a new project in Adobe Illustrator using preset templates for mobile, web, print, or film, and customize document settings, units, bleed, and color mode.
Explore switching between software interfaces, customize tool menus and window layouts, and reset to essentials classic to optimize workflow in graphic design.
Use the selection tool to move, resize, rotate, and delete shapes, and undo with ctrl z; refine sizes with edge handles and adjust angles by dragging corners.
Use the direct selection tool to edit a single angle without altering other angles, by selecting an anchor point and dragging or double-clicking to refine shapes.
Learn to create geometric shapes in the Adobe Illustrator software using rectangle, rounded rectangle, circles, polygon, and pencil tools; resize and position shapes, and draw custom shapes by connecting dots.
Explore the Pathfinder tool to merge shapes, subtract inner shapes, and create complex silhouettes, then refine designs by color and precise arrangement for bold graphic compositions.
Learn to type and edit text in design software: adjust size, color, and stroke, switch fonts, and explore available computer fonts.
Explore typing a paragraph by selecting text, typing inside a box, and using example text; copy by dragging, and customize color, size, and orientation (vertical or horizontal).
Explore the area type tool to place text inside shapes, edit text color and size, and manipulate circles, polygons, and stars for creative typographic layouts.
Explore typing on a path with the type on a path tool, drawing shapes with a pencil, and making text follow curved and straight paths.
Learn vertical type techniques using the vertical type tall, vertical area type tool, and the pen tool to place vertical text inside shapes.
Learn to use the touch type tool to edit individual letters without altering the rest, resizing and rotating letters, and explore outlines and direct selection for per-letter control.
Harness the pen tool to draw straight and curved shapes, close polygons by reconnecting dots, remove the internal color before drawing, and adjust the stroke and fill colors.
Learn to use the pen tool with anchor points and curvature to shape paths, add or delete points, and create precise circles using the ellipse, transforming boxes into polished forms.
Explore the pen tool through a practical example to illustrate essential techniques in graphic design fundamentals.
Create 3d text by selecting text, applying a frame or stroke, then using the appearance window to apply the extrude effect, and adjust lighting, shading, and color.
Draw half of a shape with the pen tool, revolve to create 3D objects, fix flaws, and customize color for a polished final design.
Learn to create 3D text with color gradients by combining circles, removing colors, drawing letters, and using object blend techniques to build depth and shape.
Learn to create 3d infographic elements using extruded boxes and rectangles, apply colors and lighting, duplicate and arrange components, and add labeled numbers for clear data visuals.
Learn to color shapes by selecting the shape, applying internal and frame colors, and using gradients or preset colors. Undo changes and explore ready-to-go color options for customization.
Learn to apply gradient colors to shapes, starting with a circle, by adding color stops, editing left, middle, and right colors, and adjusting gradient direction.
Edit stroke around a shape by selecting the frame, ensuring the frame color box is on top, adjusting its size, choosing a frame shape, and returning to the default shape.
Learn to create a double stroke or frame for shapes, such as a star, by copying and offsetting copies in place and applying effects to build multiple strokes.
Learn to add a stroke to text by duplicating colored copies, applying an offset, and adjusting letter spacing to prevent interference, then apply a black stroke for a clean result.
Create masks to place images inside shapes and text in Illustrator by selecting the image and shape, using the mask option, and ensuring white shapes for proper results.
learn to wrap text into shapes with envelope distortion in graphic design fundamentals. manipulate circles, stars, and hearts for t-shirt style and bold visuals.
Learn to cut shapes and text with eraser and scissors tools, connect lines with the pencil, and create straight cuts using shift to design logos and infographics.
Create circular shapes by duplicating a base box with the transform effect, set the number of copies and angle from 360 degrees, then color with live paint and expand appearance.
Design emojis by building symmetrical yellow circles with a black inner circle, adjusting stroke sizes, and using the scissors tool to carve and duplicate shapes for multiple emoji ideas.
Design simple logos by using rounded rectangles, the text tool, and color changes to create Facebook and YouTube marks in blue, red, and white.
Learn to export and save designs as images or open source files by choosing export, selecting a location and filename, and saving as bmp.
This course is for people who wants to learn adobe illustrator in a fast and simple manner. I will explain all the important tools and techniques that anyone needs to know to master this software in simple and fun lessons. I tried to provide all the means that allow the students to receive the information in an easy and smooth way by creating some designs so that the student can learn and apply in the same time.
This class is for anyone who wish to learn and work with the adobe illustrator software and those who want to be Graphic designers and Motion Graphic designers.
Adobe Illustrator is a software primarily used for creating vector graphics. It was developed as a companion to Adobe Photoshop and works seamlessly with other Adobe Inc Creative Cloud apps such as InDesign and Premier Pro.
Adobe Illustrator makes it easy to incorporate typography into an image and because the software is vector-based, it scales so that text can look crisp and focused on both a phone screen and a billboard. The easy manipulation of graphics and fonts makes this app ideal for business marketing, particularly in the creation of logos, advertisements and website design.
Logos and advertisements are a large part of a business’s brand identity, with companies such as Nike, McDonalds, Starbucks and Apple being recognized immediately by the image that reflects their company. The use of a logo on products sells, as it is selling the brand itself. For example, a Chanel belt is recognizable by the belt buckle, which is the logo itself.