Adobe Illustrator is the leading graphic design tool.  The industry-standard vector graphics software is used by millions of designers and artists to create everything from gorgeous web and mobile graphics to logos, icons, book illustrations, product packaging, and billboards.  In addition, users can create freehand drawings, or trace and recolor graphics to turn them into works of art.

Since Illustrator is a vector-based design software, artwork can be scaled down for mobile screens and all the way up to billboard size, while always looking crisp and beautiful.

Illustrator launches, saves, and renders effects extremely fast and allows users to reuse vector graphics and quickly access unlimited fonts. Illustrator works seamlessly with other Creative Cloud apps like Photoshop, InDesign, XD, and After Effects.

This course is designed for anyone with an interest in either graphic design or illustration.

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Module 1: Tools and Effects in Illustrator

  • 1.1 Course Introduction
  • 1.2 Introduction to Adobe Illustrator
  • 1.3 Basic Tools in Illustrator
  • 1.4 Working with Shapes
  • 1.5 Fills and Strokes
  • 1.6 Pencil Tool
  • 1.7 Pen Tool
  • 1.8 Brush Tool
  • 1.9 Compound Path
  • 1.10 Gradients
  • 1.11 Layers and Grooves
  • 1.12 Transparency and Graphic Style
  • 1.13 Transforming, Moving and Rotating Objects
  • 1.14 Type Tool
  • 1.15 Blending Shapes and Colors
  • 1.16 Basic Effects in Illustrator
  • 1.17 Image Trace Tool

Module 2: Creating Projects in Illustrator

  • 2.1 Creating a Caricature Part 1
  • 2.2 Creating a Caricature Part 2
  • 2.3 Creating a Caricature Part 3
  • 2.4 Creating a Caricature Part 4
  • 2.5 Recreating a Wonka Bar Logo Part 1
  • 2.6 Recreating a Wonka Bar Logo Part 2
  • 2.7 Creating a Logo
  • 2.8 Recreating a Pablo Picasso Painting Part 1
  • 2.9 Recreating a Pablo Picasso Painting Part 2
  • 2.10 Recreating a Pablo Picasso Painting Part 3
  • 2.11 Recreating a Pablo Picasso Painting Part 4
  • 2.12 Recreating a Pablo Picasso Painting Part 5
  • 2.13 Recreating a Pablo Picasso Painting Part 6
  • 2.14 Exporting
  • 2.15 Conclusion