• Basic Computer knowledge and Skills in PC or Mac.
• Familiarity with graphic design applications like Adobe Photoshop and CorelDraw is a plus, but not mandatory.

• Certificate of course completion
• Training references (PDF)
• Exercise materials
• Some add-ons
• Free trainer consultation
• Unlimited Free Retakes

Unlimited Retakes = Unlimited Hours of Learning!

To Avail: Finish the course to qualify for the unlimited refresher classes

Validity: 1 Year

• Graphic Designers: Professionals who create logos, illustrations, and other visual content.
• Illustrators: Artists specializing in creating detailed and intricate illustrations.
• Marketing Professionals: Individuals involved in creating promotional materials, advertisements, and brand assets.
• Web Designers: Designers who need to create scalable vector graphics for websites and web applications.
• UX/UI Designers: Designers focusing on user interfaces and user experiences, creating icons, buttons, and other graphical elements.
• Print Designers: Professionals working on printed materials such as brochures, posters, and business cards.
• Fashion Designers: Designers who create patterns, textiles, and other fashion-related graphics.
• Architects and Urban Planners: Professionals who use vector graphics for technical drawings and visualizations.
• Students and Educators: Individuals in academic settings learning or teaching graphic design and digital art.
• Freelancers and Small Business Owners: Individuals who need to create their own marketing and branding materials.

Adobe Illustrator is a professional vector graphics software developed by Adobe Inc. It is widely used by designers, artists, and illustrators to create scalable, high-quality graphics for both print and digital media. Unlike raster-based programs (like Photoshop), Illustrator uses mathematical equations to create vector graphics, which means images can be scaled infinitely without losing quality.

What is Adobe Illustrator Used For?

Adobe Illustrator is a versatile tool used for a wide range of design tasks, including:

1. Logo Design

   • Create clean, scalable logos that can be resized for business cards, billboards, or websites.

2. Illustrations and Artwork

   • Design custom illustrations, icons, and vector-based artwork for books, magazines, or digital platforms.

3. Typography and Text Effects

   • Manipulate text creatively, design custom fonts, and apply advanced typographic effects.

4. Print Design

   • Create brochures, posters, flyers, business cards, and other print materials with precise layouts.

5. Web and App Design

   • Design user interfaces (UI), icons, and graphics for websites and mobile applications.

6. Infographics

   • Develop visually engaging infographics that communicate complex data in an easy-to-understand format.

7. Packaging Design

   • Create product packaging and labels with accurate dimensions and print-ready files.

8. Patterns and Textures

   • Design seamless patterns and textures for fashion, textiles, or digital backgrounds.

9. Branding and Marketing Materials

   • Develop consistent branding assets, such as business cards, letterheads, and social media graphics.

10. Vector Art for Animation

    • Create vector assets for animations or motion graphics in tools like After Effects.

Adobe Photoshop: Photoshop is a powerful image editing tool that allows you to manipulate and enhance images, create digital illustrations, and design graphics.

Adobe Illustrator: Illustrator is a vector graphics program that allows you to create scalable designs such as logos, icons, and illustrations.

Adobe InDesign: InDesign is a layout and publishing program that is used to create print and digital designs such as books, brochures, and magazines.

• Graphic Designer: Graphic designers use Adobe Illustrator to create designs for print and digital media such as logos, brochures, websites, and social media posts.
• Illustrator: As the name suggests, illustrators use Adobe Illustrator to create illustrations for books, magazines, comics, and other publications.
• User Interface (UI)/ User Experience (UX) Designer: UI designers use Adobe Illustrator to create user interfaces for websites, mobile apps, and other digital platforms. They focus on designing layouts, icons, and other visual elements that make it easy for users to navigate and interact with the product.
• Branding Specialist: Branding specialists use Adobe Illustrator to create visual identities for companies and organizations. They design logos, business cards, letterheads, and other materials that help establish a consistent and recognizable brand image.
• Animator: Animators use Adobe Illustrator to create vector-based animations for web, film, and video.
• Art Director: Art directors use Adobe Illustrator to oversee the visual aspects of a project, working with graphic designers and illustrators to ensure that the final product meets the client’s needs and expectations.
• Product Designer: Product designers use Adobe Illustrator to design product packaging, labels, and other marketing materials.
• Fashion Designer: Fashion designers use Adobe Illustrator to create technical drawings of clothing designs, patterns, and prints.