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Intro to Adobe Illustrator on the iPad: Design a Chocolate Bar

Learn Adobe Illustrator on iPad! Project-based course guides you through design with a fun chocolate bar project. Intuitive lessons for all skill levels.

4.7(20)
708students
1h 36m
Certificate
Sara Rain
Sara RainSurface Pattern and Illustration

Course Content

Intro to Adobe Illustrator on the iPad: Design a Chocolate Bar is a beginner-level Skillshare course taught by Sara Rain. It runs 1h 36m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.7 out of 5 from 20 reviews, with 708 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published November 2020.

Unlock your creative potential with Adobe Illustrator on iPad! This project-based course offers an intuitive introduction to designing stunning visuals directly on your iPad. Forget overwhelming tutorials – we'll organically explore each Adobe Illustrator tool as you need it, weaving functionality into fun design exercises.

You'll master essential Illustrator skills, covering everything from the fundamentals to advanced techniques. Get ready to:

  • Shape Mastery: Learn to make and edit any shape imaginable, building the foundation for your designs.
  • Vibrant Color: Discover how to expertly color your artwork for maximum impact.
  • Creative Compositing: Utilize clipping masks to create complex and visually appealing compositions.
  • Adding Depth with Texture: Incorporate realistic and artistic texture to elevate your illustrations.
  • Typography that Pops: Create interesting type treatments that draw the eye.
  • Repeat with Ease: Harness the power of repeat functions for efficient and dynamic designs.

By the end of this course, you'll possess the skills to produce clean and professional designs and illustrations using Adobe Illustrator for iPad. Join me and let's bring your creative visions to life!

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