Adobe Illustrator
with advanced lessons in Artificial Intelligence
Illustrate Your Imagination, Vectorize Your Vision, Create Art with Precision.
Course Overview
Adobe Illustrator, the industry-standard graphic editing app, empowers graphic artists and web designers for tasks like desktop publishing, web layouts, logo design, and printing. Its seamless integration with Adobe Photoshop enhances design capabilities.
Hailed as one the best Multimedia Schools in the Philippines!
- Adobe Enterprise Licensed Application
- Classes are led by Adobe Industry Professionals
- Using Adobe Illustrator CC 2025 (Latest Version)
- Experience Adobe's New Artificial Intelligence Features!
- Pearson Vue Accredited Testing Center
- PhilGEPS Accredited Center
- Globally Recognized Course Certificate
Frequently Asked Questions
- 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!
We understand that individuals have different learning styles and paces, that’s why we offer the opportunity to learn at your own speed. If you need more time to grasp a concept, you are welcome to come back and retake the class at no additional cost. We believe in providing students with the support they need to succeed.
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 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.
Course Outline
Artificial Intelligence Features (New)
- Retype
- Shape on a Path
- Mockup
- Generate Vectors
- Generative Shape Fill
- Text to Pattern
- Generative Recolor
Adobe Illustrator Overview
- What is Adobe Illustrator?
- Understanding Bitmap Graphics
- Understanding Vector Graphics
- Understanding File types
- Learning the Workspace
- Customizing the workspace
Creating a new document
- Document Settings
- Creating multiple artboards
- Exporting and printing multiple artboards
- Importing files to Illustrator
Integration with other Adobe Software
- Exporting to Adobe Photoshop
Creating Simple Vector Shapes
- Draw Basic Shapes with the Shape Tools
- Draw Basic Shapes with the Line Tools
The Drawing Tools
- Draw Paths with the Pencil Tool
- Draw Paths with the Brush Tool
- Draw Paths with the Pen Tool
- Draw Paths with the Blob Tool
Manipulate Shapes, Objects and Paths
- Modify existing shapes to create new shapes
- Duplicate and Resizing Objects
Cutting, Merge and divide objects
- Simple cutting and joining
- Joining Shapes, Objects and Paths
- Compound Path
- Shape Modes
- Path Finders
Cleaning up Your Artwork
- Clean up
Type
- Type tools
- Create Type on a Path
- Create Outlined Type
- Apply an Envelope Distort to Type
- Create Type Masks
Understanding and Applying Color
- Color fills and strokes
- Color swatches and libraries
- Applying color
- Creating and saving new colors
Gradients and Patterns
- Creating and saving Gradients
- Applying Gradients
- Creating and saving Patterns
- Applying Patterns
- Gradient and Pattern Libraries
Brushes
- Creating a Calligraphic Brush
- Creating an art Brush
- Creating a Scattered Brush
- Creating a Pattern Brush
Layout
- Page Layout, Guides and Measurements
- Perspective Grids (perspective drawing)
- Multiple Artboards
Masking and Cropping
- Creating simple Clipping Masks
- Clipping Type Mask
- Opacity Mask
- Manipulating Masks
- Cropping
Using Layers
- The Layers Palette
- Managing your work with Layers
- Template Layers
Envelopes, Meshes, Blends
- Warp
- Top Object
- Mesh Tool
- Warp Tool
Symbols
- Using Symbols Libraries
- Creating a New Symbol
- Sharing Libraries
Working with Appearance
- Effects Menu
- Appearance Panel
- Multiple Strokes and Fills
Working with 3D
- Extrude
- Rotate
- Semi-revolve
- Bevel
Creating a Logo
- Creating a multi-use logo
- Saving and exporting for multi-use
Live Trace and Live Paint
- Live Trace an existing piece of artwork
- Tracing options
- Converting to a Live Paint object
- Color a Live Paint object
Upcoming Price Adjustment Notice
Note: A price adjustment is scheduled for February to March 2025 to account for inflation. This change aims to align our pricing with current economic conditions.
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Note: When choosing a schedule, you are limited to the available training dates posted on our website.