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Creating Simple Graphics with Illustrator (Lecture)

Tuesday, July 12, 2016 - 9:00am to Wednesday, July 13, 2016 - 11:59am
Redwood Hall G19

All lectures are $150 each and can be covered by STAP funds, Departmental PTA, or Educational Assistance Funds.

Learn why this is the best program for designing clean, simple bold graphics. You will find that most logos, patterns, scientific illustrations, flat/graphic artwork is created with Adobe Illustrator.

Simplicity is one of the most important factors to clear communication. Learn the differences between Vector and raster art and to create bold imagery -- enabling you to quickly communicate your idea.

  • Work with scalable artwork without worry of resolution
  • See how to create basic logo
  • Generate text that becomes part of the art
  • Learn time-saving techniques/methods for crating re-usable art

This is the must know program for creating flat vector based images.

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Event Sponsor

University IT Technology Training

Contact Email

techtraining@stanford.edu

Contact Phone

650-723-4391