Available Scheduled Course Dates:
22/02/2007
26/03/2007
30/04/2007
25/06/2007
19/07/2007
21/08/2007
16/10/2007
12/11/2007
18/12/2007
Course Cost: £500 + VAT
Prerequisites:
Familiarity with Windows or Macintosh environments. Some interest in and awareness of drawing, graphic design and desktop publishing would be useful. *** Other recommended courses: Illustrator Adv, Quark, InDesign, Photoshop, Acrobat, OSX
Platforms: PC, Mac
Duration: 2 days
10:00am-5:00pm.
Further Details:
Learn To:
+ Produce professional graphics and illustrations
+ Use the drawing and text controls
+ Work with bezier curves
+ Save files in different formats
+ Increase your level of productivity and creativity
Benefits:
Adobe Illustrator is an industry-standard package used for drawing and design. The aim of this course is to teach the practical applications of the package, developing new skills and building confidence. The various tools will be introduced and you will be guided through the process of creating original artwork and logos as well as retouching graphics.
Who Should Attend?
Designers, artists and anyone with an interest in producing graphics, artwork and logos.
Course Content:
An introduction to Illustrator's creation, selection and transforming tools.
Using the control and actions palettes.
Using and manipulating bezier curves, adding and deleting points on paths and adjusting the lines.
Entering text, setting type styles, using leading and kerning, linking text boxes and wrapping text and graphics.
Using layers and the hide and group commands.
Creating custom colours and graduated blends.
Creating masks and special effects using masks.
Working with graphs, entering and importing data and defining graph design.
Exporting to QuarkXPress and Photoshop and printing from Illustrator.
For more information or a tailored quotation on any of our listed courses, please contact MAVCOM Training by e-mail: training@mavcom.co.uk or telephone: 0845 644 0843
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