Creating Narrative Illustrations in Illustrator
Learn Adobe Illustrator: master vector graphics for logos, illustrations & more. Requires Illustrator CS6 & Photoshop CS6.
Course Content
Creating Narrative Illustrations in Illustrator is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Eddie Russell. It runs 2h 57m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published October 2018.
Unlock the full potential of Adobe Illustrator! Many believe this powerful vector graphics program is limited to logo design, but it's capable of so much more. This comprehensive training will demonstrate how to create stunning and impactful illustrations directly within Illustrator.
You'll master several techniques for rapidly generating custom shapes, including:
- Pen Tool Mastery: Learn to create precise and complex shapes with the industry-standard Pen Tool.
- Pencil Tool Techniques: Discover how to use the Pencil Tool for more freeform and organic shape creation.
- Blob Brush Exploration: Utilize the Blob Brush to quickly build unique and interesting forms.
- Photoshop Brush Engine Integration: Explore how to leverage Photoshop's brush engine to generate textures and structures for adding noise and depth to your Illustrator illustrations.
Furthermore, you'll gain proficiency in essential design elements:
- Gradients: Add depth and visual interest with expertly applied gradients.
- Transparency: Master the use of transparency to create layered and sophisticated designs.
- Blend Modes: Experiment with blend modes to achieve unique visual effects and integrate elements seamlessly.
By the end of this Illustrator tutorial, you'll possess a strong understanding of the essential Illustrator tools and techniques, along with insights into a creative process for developing compelling narrative illustrations – all within Adobe Illustrator.
Software Required: Illustrator CS6, Photoshop CS6.
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