Designing Electronic Gadgets in Illustrator- Easy to Hard

Designing Electronic Gadgets in Illustrator: Easy to Hard, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 16 lectures, based on 25 reviews, and has 6820 subscribers.

You will learn about Process of digital illustration and tips & techniques in Illustrator This course is ideal for individuals who are Graphic Designers or Digital Illustrators It is particularly useful for Graphic Designers or Digital Illustrators.

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Summary

Title: Designing Electronic Gadgets in Illustrator: Easy to Hard

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Process of digital illustration and tips & techniques in Illustrator

Who Should Attend

Graphic Designers

Digital Illustrators

Target Audiences

Graphic Designers

Digital Illustrators

In this class you’ll learn designing vector illustration of “Electronic Gadgets” using Adobe Illustrator.

No matter how simple or complex artwork you want to create, the course is designed in a way that allows you to understand the step by step process starting from easy design exercises moving towards more advanced examples.

The class covers every in depth detailed knowledge that you need even if you are an absolute beginner. No matter how advance design illustration your want to create we got everything covered for you in this class.

In this class we have covered a wide range of design project examples for you, so that easy to learn everything step by step.

In the first class we have covered easy design, in which we came up with a simple floppy disk design, starting from the design structure, and refining the artwork using basic shapes and lines, that helps understanding and practicing the design process for absolute beginners as well.

Then we move to cassette design that has a bit more details. Once you will be able to complete these two easy and intermediate examples, you will be all set ready to explore more examples based on your imagination.

Before you enroll into this course one thing to bare in mind is this course is more focused on the strategies and process and less about the tools and how the program works.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: A Quick Overview

Lecture 3: Creating Structure Using Basic Shapes & Lines

Chapter 2: Creating, Refining, Coloring & Shading the Artwork – Designing a Floppy Disk

Lecture 1: Refining the Artwork

Lecture 2: Adding colors to the artwork

Lecture 3: Shading the artwork with highlights and shadows

Lecture 4: Polishing the artwork with additional details

Chapter 3: Designing & Creating a Cassette

Lecture 1: Designing a cassette basic structure – Project Example Two

Lecture 2: Coloring and shading a cassette – Project Example Two

Chapter 4: Designing an Alarm Clock

Lecture 1: Designing an Alarm Clock – Project Example Three

Chapter 5: Designing a Vintage Camera – Project Example Four

Lecture 1: Designing a Vintage Camera

Chapter 6: Designing a Tape Recorder

Lecture 1: Designing a Tape Recorder – Basic Structure PART-1

Lecture 2: Designing a Tape Recorder – Basic Structure PART-2

Lecture 3: Designing a Tape Recorder – Basic Structure PART-3

Lecture 4: Designing a Tape Recorder – Adding Colors PART-4

Chapter 7: FINAL THOUGHTS

Lecture 1: FINAL THOUGHTS

Instructors

Usman Yousaf
Award Winning Graphic Designer & Illustrator

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