Illustrator for Lunch™ is a series of short video courses you can study in bite size pieces such as at lunchtime. In this course you'll learn 20 things about Illustrator that new users need to know. I'll explain why certain things happen in Illustrator and how to manage them, how to find tools and settings and how to tame Illustrator to work better for you, and how to perform everyday tasks in Illustrator. By the end of the class, you'll have learn techniques and skills you can use immediately in your everyday work in Illustrator. While I have used Illustrator CC 2018 most of these techniques and skills can be applied to any version of Illustrator.
English | 36m | Video: 720p | 157 MB
Illustrator for Lunch™ is a series of short video courses you can study in bite size pieces such as at lunchtime. In this course you'll learn about the various types of brushes in Illustrator from Art, Scatter and Pattern brushes to Bristle and Calligraphic brushes. You'll also learn two tools that aren't 'technically' brushes but which can be used to achieve a similar result.
Duration: 12m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 61 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Illustrator for Lunch™ is a series of short video courses you can study in bite size pieces such as at lunchtime. In this course you'll learn Ten Awesome Illustrator tips in 10 minutes. These tips include creating and using Global Colors, using Smooth and Simplify, how to cut a shape using a path, how to make organic strokes around an object and much much more. Here is the result of applying one of the tips - creating an organic style lines around a shape:
Duration: 25m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 121 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Illustrator for Lunch™ is a series of short video courses you can study in bite size pieces such as at lunchtime. In this course you'll learn how to take Photoshop objects to Illustrator. You will learn how to take images, images with transparency, shapes, paths and pattern swatches from PS to IL. Here is an example from the class - a free downloaded Photoshop shape has been taken to Illustrator for use in an Illustrator document:
Illustrator for Lunch™ is a series of short video courses you can study in bite size pieces such as at lunchtime. In this course you'll learn to create designs suitable for for logos etc., using a range of bend and blend techniques. You will learn ways to use the Blend tool, warp tools and the Distort and Transform tools. You will also see how to turn ovals into circles in a unique process using the Appearance panel and how to 'paint' boxes along lines. This class is jam packed with handy techniques you can use iin your everyday work in Illustrator.
Discover how to be the best Adobe Illustrator user you know. In this comprehensive, project-based course the instructor doesn't just talk about how to leverage different Illustrator features—he ties each concept to a clearly-defined task, ensuring that you close out each section of the course with a practical understanding of the concepts. Discover how to convert scanned line art to scalable, vector-based path outlines using the automated Image Trace feature. Plus, learn how to make a logo using the transformation tools, create an emoji with the Gradient tool, and turn a simple circle into an intricate origami flower with the program's dynamic effects.
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Illustrator-for-the-iPad-Create-shapes-a-floral-illustration-lettering/167338943
If you are brand new to the illustrator iPad then this class is for you. If you are familiar with Illustrator for the desktop then you will get used to this app in no time. It is very intuitive and works seamlessly with Illustrator for your desktop.