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Introduction to Illustrator CS5

Learn Adobe Illustrator CS5! This course provides a beginner-friendly introduction to the software. Get started with vector graphics creation. Illustrator CS5 required.

9h 23m
Certificate
Eddie Russell
Eddie RussellInstructor

Course Content

Introduction to Illustrator CS5 is a beginner-level Pluralsight course taught by Eddie Russell. It runs 9h 23m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published October 2018.

Learn the fundamentals of Illustrator CS5 in this comprehensive series of lessons! This course provides a thorough introduction to Illustrator, perfect for beginners looking to master this industry-standard vector graphics software.

We'll start with the essentials:

  • Getting Started: Learn how to create new files and open existing Illustrator CS5 files. Understand and customize the Illustrator interface to suit your workflow.
  • Working with Tools: Become proficient with fundamental tools like rulers and guides for precise design.
  • Understanding Objects: Discover what Illustrator considers an object and explore tools for creating and modifying objects.
  • Object Management: Master the use of groups and layers to effectively organize and manage your artwork.
  • Advanced Object Creation: Build upon your foundational skills to create more complex and sophisticated designs.
  • Color & Typography: Explore how Illustrator CS5 handles color palettes and text formatting for visually appealing results.
  • Illustrator CS5 Features: Discover and utilize some of the new tools and features included in this version of Illustrator.
  • Saving & Exporting: Finally, learn the best practices for saving your Illustrator artwork in various formats and exporting it for different purposes.

Software Required: Illustrator CS5. This course is specifically designed for use with Adobe Illustrator CS5.

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