Professional Courses
Illustrator for Designers (Introduction) - Evenings
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Wednesday evenings, 10th November - 15th December 2010 6.30pm - 9pm (six sessions) |
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This introductory course is for designers who wish to learn how to use Illustrator from the beginning, and will give you skills and confidence in using this software to create presentational material and develop fashion and textile designs and illustrations. The course is run at the FTM in a brand-new purpose built learning centre equipped with the latest software and facilities, and tuition is in small groups with a focus on your particular learning requirements. The course includes the following main topics:
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Course fee and discounts The standard course fee is £120 We regret that no other concessions are available Bookings To book your course email info@ftmlondon.org or phone 020 7407 8664 Full course outline |
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Session 1 The difference between a vectors and bitmaps Navigating the Illustrator workspace Using simple shapes to produce an illustration Transforming, duplicating and grouping shapes Applying colour to shapes Creating a simple repeat patterns |
Session 2 Using the pen tool to create straight line and curved designs Creating simple garments designs Using the pathfinder tool to combine shapes Aligning shapes using the align palette |
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Session 3 Creating symmetrical designs Using guidelines Reflecting and duplicating an object Using the average and join tools |
Session 4 Creating clipping masks to apply decorative designs to a garment or textile design Creating a decorative design using the transform again technique |
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Session 5 Dividing a garment into sections using divide objects below technique Transforming an repeat pattern applied to an object Exporting an Illustrator file so that it can be used in other applications |
Session 6 Using text to add headings, labels and descriptions Using text for decorative purposes Copying Illustrations to another Illustrator file Printing Illustrator files Reviewing achievement on the course The next step |

