Demonstrate how gradients are used as a rendering technique.Explain how different Text objects and Type Areas are created within illustrator.Use artboards and adjust their position or size.Demonstrate how patterns are created and edited.Trace different details from images to produce high quality vector-based renders.Describe how graphics are organized within an illustrator file.Create and modify different paths, objects, and shapes.Demonstrate how Bezier (curved) anchor points are created and edited.Describe the difference between vector- and raster-based graphics.Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to: Using the professional design process, students are tasked with researching each project topic, producing design sketches, executing a final polished design, and then critiquing each other. Students will apply this knowledge in individual and team projects. Students will also learn advanced techniques such as working with Brushes, Symbols, Type objects, Masking, Graphic Styles, Artboards, and exporting the results for variant purposes.
Students will be introduced to the foundations of vector graphics, including understanding anchor point types, creating paths and geometrical shapes, object's properties such as Fill and Stroke, working with gradients, and how to organize objects in groups and layers.
Producing high quality vector graphics is a must-have skillset for any graphic designer. interface elements, graphics for brochures or manuals, patterns, clothing, and in fine art. Vector Graphics are widely used to create logos and business charts or graphs, greeting cards, posters, web or app. Centre for Applied Research & Innovation.
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