Adobe CC: Digital Art & Graphic Design

Adobe CC: Digital Art & Graphic Design

Do you want to build a portfolio of graphic design work that utilizes industry-leading tools like Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop? Have you ever wondered if an image has been “photoshopped” or not? Join us in this course, where you will be introduced to the basic principles and elements of graphic design. You will learn how to use Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to create and edit images, posters, logos, patterns, icons, and more!

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What You’ll Learn	Associated Careers
How to use the Industry standard raster and vector design software, Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator How to use tools to alter or enhance old and new photos How to combine multiple images into one How to evaluate real vs. Photoshop altered images	Graphic Designer Graphic Design Entrepreneur Digital Content Producer Digital Concept Artist

What You’ll Create	Associated 21st-Century Skills
A personal portfolio of graphic design work Your own images, logos, patterns, and icons for commercial and everyday use Your own typeface Any graphic you can imagine	Design Thinking Attention to Detail Creativity & Communication Collaboration Spatial Reasoning

System/Equipment Requirements
Access to Adobe Photoshop CC (purchase separately) Review this Adobe site for specific hardware and operating system requirements for Photoshop Access to Adobe Illustrator CC (purchase separately) Review this Adobe site for specific hardware and operating system requirements for Illustrator

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