What's new in Illustrator! I am an early adopter of new features as I learn them 😎
Lecture Topic 📖
Adobe Illustrator is a vector drawing program developed by Adobe Systems. It supports both Mac OS and Windows platforms , and its file size is small . Because it's vector-based, the images remain sharp even when enlarged .
Illustrator, along with QuarkXPress and Adobe Photoshop, is widely used in desktop publishing. While Photoshop focuses on realistic computer illustration, Illustrator focuses on typesetting, logos, and graphics. If you're working with design tools, you'll inevitably use Illustrator!
Illustrator is constantly adding new features. This course will help you learn the new features of Illustrator.
This course is designed for beginners , starting with an explanation of the program's basic functions. However, those who already know Illustrator but want to learn new features are also welcome!
📢 Required reading before taking the course
Please note that this course does not offer Q&A sessions with knowledge sharers.
Some lectures may have uneven audio quality due to recording issues. Please check the preview lecture before attending.
Preview of the lecture 👀
Learn how to use Illustrator's basic tools (from 'Practicing Basic Shapes 2').
Let's try correcting the image in various ways (from 'Drawing in Various Ways 1').
Let's create an image that can be worked on through Illustrator (from 'Creating a book cover using graphics').
This course uses Adobe Illustrator 2021. Therefore, we recommend using that version. You can purchase the program from the official Adobe website or take advantage of various versions, including trial versions and short-term memberships.Official website
Expected Questions Q&A 💬
Q. Can beginners also listen?
Yes, this is a beginner's course that starts with an explanation of the basic functions of the program.
Q. Are lesson plans included in the lectures?
You can download the lecture notes by clicking the cloud-shaped icon on the left tab of the lecture playback screen. For this lecture, you can download them from Lesson 1 of each section.
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Who is this course right for?
Beginners who want to learn Illustrator for the first time
Illustrator users using older versions
Designers who want to improve their design skills in practice
As stated in the notes, there are lectures where the sound is not recorded properly here and there. The recently introduced AI subtitle function is being used very usefully.
It can't be said that the quality of the lectures is lower than other lectures.. The examples and lecture scenarios are well prepared.. The explanations are not clear, but they are natural enough to be necessary, so it doesn't feel like a waste of time...
The problem is that some lectures are not recorded properly, but considering that this is a serious defect in the online lecture product and there are solutions, it is difficult to give it a good evaluation..
Since the real-time lecture situation is not recorded or the sound sources are not diverse, it is possible to record only the problematic parts separately and easily edit only the sound parts, but I think it shows the irresponsibility or incompetence of the platform called Inflearn that it ends with a notice telling you to check it in advance... This is a problem with how they view students who invest time and resources, and what attitude they are currently treating them with..
Except for second-hand transactions, can it be said that the seller has fulfilled their responsibility and duty just by writing 'Be careful, there are some defects' near the product when selling it? It is natural to repair defects or resell after recall, and if it is impossible due to cost issues, at least considerable efforts should be made to minimize consumer damage, such as writing caution notices very large or repeatedly notifying them. Since it was free, it ends with this level of complaint, but how absurd must the students who purchased this course be...
There are parts where the instructor gets lost during the lecture and parts that he doesn't explain ㅠㅠ For example, in the lecture <Transforming Objects 1>, there's a part where he struggles because the pattern size can't be adjusted in the process of transforming both the object and pattern sizes together. Or in many lectures... a stroke is a border. They have to explain it like this... but a stroke is... oh my... it's called a stroke.. There are parts that he doesn't explain like this ㅠㅠ (The instructor himself knows all the information, but it seems like he makes mistakes during the lecture filming because he wasn't prepared.) As a complete beginner who is trying out Illustrator for the first time, the process of being lost like this is so confusing ㅠㅠㅠ It should've been explained all at once... but after being lost at the beginning, he goes "ah!" This is why it didn't work~ You can do it like this~... If you do this... It's hard to organize for beginnersㅠㅠ... That part was a bit disappointingㅠㅠ But I think the concepts will be organized well if you take the class repeatedly.. Basically, it seems to cover the really basic parts that are used frequently... If you don't know, you can look it up again.. Listen to it again.. If you don't know it again, you can look it up again... If you do that, you will understand...~
And in the case of the object transformation 2 lecture, I can't hear any sound at allㅠㅠ Is it a problem with the file? Or was there a problem from the time the instructor first recorded it?? It seems like an important tool, but it's so hard to understandㅜㅜ
Let's try correcting the image in various ways (from 'Drawing in Various Ways 1'). 
