Illustrator is the tool designers use for logos, icons and illustrations that stay sharp at any size, from a website favicon to a shop sign. It can feel strange at first, especially the Pen tool. This course takes you through it one step at a time, so you can draw clean vector artwork with confidence and send out files that work on screen and in print.
It's a full course, not a quick tour. There are 10 sections and 50 written lessons, and every lesson ends with a hands-on task on practice files made for the course. You follow the owner of a small refill shop learning Illustrator for her business. She builds her first icon from simple shapes, traces her own sketch with the Pen tool, sets up her brand colours, designs a wordmark, turns an ink drawing into a tote bag print, and sends label files to a printer. Every section has a worksheet, answers, a cheat sheet and ready-made guides and checklists.
Complete beginners using the desktop version of Adobe Illustrator on Windows or a Mac. It ends with a final project: your own logo in four versions, a matching icon set and a tidy pack of files ready to hand over.