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First of all, welcome to the course, I'm glad you decided to join me for this creative journey, and
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I hope this course provides you with all the knowledge you need to feel confident in graphic design
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theory, practical application and creating real world design projects.
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The intro was a great overview of all the different sections in this class, but I wanted to break everything
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down and guide you through the sections.
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So you know the best way to go through this course.
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In the first lesson, there's a link to a resource list which provides a full list of resources for
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this class, like my favorite place to find photos, fonts and vector files.
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There's also a second word document called the Project Files Document, and this contains all of the
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links to the photos and vector files.
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I use my project examples in the class.
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This list is great for those who like to follow along by doing instead of just by watching.
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There's another file in this folder called the Course Outline and Students Project Document.
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This will act as a course syllabus and outlines the projects and sections throughout the course.
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There are also student project opportunities throughout the course as optional projects to practice
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what you've been learning.
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These three files and the resources needed throughout the course can be found in one downloadable zip
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file in the course guide lesson.
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Of this course I went this course to be taken at your own pace.
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There is some order to the overall sections, but if you feel like the pacing is too slow or too fast
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and a certain area, feel free to skip a lesson or read, watch, listen to and find the right pacing
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for your skill level.
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Not all lessons are dependent on prior lessons, but it is suggested that you move in order overall,
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especially for the project sections.
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The first section of this course focuses solely on graphic design theory, we will cover typography,
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photos, layout and more.
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Take this section at your own pace.
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I decided to put most of the theory lessons in the beginning of the course so you could build that foundation
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for future practical projects that will come later in the course.
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I frequently add new lessons, especially theory lessons, as the course evolves, if the lesson has
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new at the beginning of the title, that means it's a brand new lesson for you to enjoy are one that
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has been updated recently to help make this course more updated and rich with new content.
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After the design theory section, we dive headfirst into Adobe Photoshop, I start off slow for those
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at the beginner level in the program, but I move along to the practical projects and applications.
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Toward the end of the section, I move next into Adobe Illustrator.
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We start off by using the pen tool and focus on tracing several examples which will be used to this
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essential tool where we then move into the practical projects section that helps us use it, practice
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our PIN tool and other basics we reviewed.
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Once that section is over, there's a logo and branding section, logo and branding, or one of the
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most frequently requested projects for me as a designer.
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So I made sure we focused a lot on this topic in this course.
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After a few logo and branding theory classes, we hop right into a practical application where we to
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complete an entire logo and branding project together.
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The last section is InDesign, where we do Practical Real World Project, why we learn the essential
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tools and functions of InDesign.
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At the same time, we'll apply our typography and layout knowledge that we learned in the first graphic
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design theory section.
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You'll be challenged to create a few student projects, also, there's a student Facebook group exclusive
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only for students of my courses where you can post projects and get feedback.
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There's a video explaining how to join in Section three of this course.
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And I look forward to seeing you there.
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At the very end, there's extra lessons of this course that will be added monthly with new techniques
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using what we've learned toward the beginning of the course.
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So now that we've reviewed the course outline, are you ready to start learning, let's learn together.
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