Designing In Adobe Illustrator
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Screen printing starts with the artwork. You need high-quality artwork to get a high-quality print. To get a clean, pristine design, you need to know how to use Adobe® Illustrator.
Illustrator is a ginormous program, making it a bit intimidating if you're new to graphic design. Thankfully, Golden Press Studio's Art Director Cory Romeiser has made it easier to understand. In the course, Cory will teach you about the different tools in Illustrator, how to use these tools, how to design, and how to prepare a design to be printed.
Along with the course comes a free digital asset package. In this package, you'll get several vector design elements to use as you follow along with Cory during the course. If you'd like to see more vector designs, check out what Cory has made.
Once you're done with the course, you'll know Adobe® Illustrator like it's the back of your hand. What are you waiting for? Watch the course so you can make your ideas a reality.
Taking an online course means you get to learn when it's most convenient for you. Once you've purchased the course, you will be able to access the course on your account.
