Illustrator CS4 November 2, 2009
Fri, 10/30/2009 - 11:16 — Alan Klein
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Prerequisite(s): Basic computing skills; experience with Windows operating system
This hands-on workshop will explore the interface and features needed to create graphics in Adobe Illustrator, a comprehensive digital illustration and vector graphics application. Participants will have the opportunity for additional practice and Q&A at the end of the session, time permitting. A professional manual will be provided in this workshop.
Objectives:
* Work with Illustrator's artboard, toolbars, and panels to create a digital illustration
* Draw and modify shapes, lines, and curves (paths)
* Create stroke effects and gradients
* Add type to illustrations
* Save illustrations in multiple file formats
Patrick McDaniel
I have been using graphics tools more suited toward figures for paper, but find that they are not up to the task of web graphics. Illustrator is the defacto standard for this, so I decided to take this class to get a start.
Thomas Moyer
Using Illustrator for some projects, but know very very little. Felt it would be good to learn the basics so that I can work with the people on the project who know more about it.
Amanda Henry
I've used Illustrator a few times recently, but I am not really comfortable with the program, and I thought this workshop would help. Currently I use Photoshop often in my department, but felt that Illustrator knowledge would also be helpful.
little use lately
used it a long time ago for work, but not much in a long time. Thought it would be good to re-learn.