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Photoshop and Illustrator speed illustration workflow

12 hours on-demand video

$ 14.99

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Combine the power of raster and vector to create any type of digital drawing In fast, beautiful and modular way

Description

Adobe Photoshop is the industry standard for editing raster graphic as Adobe Illustrator for vector graphic. Tired of having to choose between the two when creating your artwork? Well don't! Why not combine the best of two worlds, vector and raster in a single workflow?

This course will teach you from zero to hero all of the necessary skills to harness the best tools from Photoshop and Illustrator and how to combine them together in a seamless graphic creation workflow. Never use Photoshop nor Illustrator before? No worries! This course is designed for complete beginners in mind so no prior experience needed. The skills you’ll learn from this course will not be applicable to illustration only, but they will be beneficial for you when you need to work on other type of graphics or artworks such as: UI design, logos, icons, game design, creative advertising, etc.

If you join this course you’ll get lifetime access to more than 80 videos carefully crafted and organized to make sure you master the skills fast. Beside full access to video tutorials you’ll get access to all of the project files (Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop CC format). You have no risk on taking this course as it is backed-up with “100% money back guarantee” policy by Udemy.

Enroll now and leverage your graphic skills to the next level!

Requirements

Requirements
Designed for complete beginners. No experience needed!
You need to have both Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator CC version
Having a pressure sensitive device such as Wacom tablet is very recommended

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