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Provided by Sonic Training
Course Description
Adobe Illustrator is a sophisticated graphics program capable of creating complex and attractive illustrations and type effects. You might need to create logos, advertisements, and other illustrations in Illustrator. If you have little or no experience with Illustrator, it can be overwhelming to start creating complex illustrations. In this course, you'll start by drawing and manipulating simple shapes to create logos. You'll also combine text and graphics to create advertisements.
Course Objective: You will use Illustrator to create illustrations, such as logos and advertisements that include type and graphics.
Target Student: Graphic designers, or people transitioning into a design job or taking on design responsibilities, who need to use Illustrator to create illustrations, logos, advertisements, or other graphic documents. They may have little or no experience with Illustrator. They may already use InDesign and Photoshop.
Welcome to Sonic Training!. (http://www.sonictraining.com 877-760-0078) Macromedia (Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks), Adobe (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator), Database (SQL, Access, Filemaker Pro, Goldmine), Programming (HTML, CSS, XML, Access VBA, Excel VBA), MS Office (Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook, Project) instructor-led, classroom training at our location or your company location. Sonic Training blends the fun and challenge of learning into to a classroom environment. Since all we do is training, (see Why choose Sonic Training) we know what works best and what doesn't.
Here at Sonic Training, we take your technical education seriously...but not too seriously. With 12 years of design and training experience, our mix of learning in a fun environment makes understanding complex design applications, like Dreamweaver or Access VBA, easy to digest. We also realize each student is unique and the company they work is unique, so our small class sizes (never over 8 students) makes it easy to incorporate your project at work into our class. We actually encourage work-related scenarios to help give the other students another real-life perspective.
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Illustrator and Quark Training
Course Content
Lesson 1: Creating Logos Using Simple Shapes
Topic 1A: Choose New Document Settings
Topic 1B: Create a Custom Workspace
Topic 1C: Draw Basic Shapes with the Shape Tools
Topic 1D: Draw Paths with the Pencil Tool
Lesson 2: Enhancing Logos
Topic 2A: Format Objects
Topic 2B: Manipulate Objects
Topic 2C: Insert Type
Lesson 3: Creating Logos Using Custom Paths
Topic 3A: Draw Paths with the Pen Tool
Topic 3B: Modify Existing Shapes to Create New Shapes
Topic 3C: Duplicate Objects
Topic 3D: Apply Graphic Styles
Lesson 4: Creating a Logo with Type Special Effects
Topic 4A: Apply Gradients to Type
Topic 4B: Create Type on a Path
Topic 4C: Apply an Envelope to Type
Lesson 5: Creating an Advertisement
Topic 5A: Import a Graphic
Topic 5B: Align Objects
Topic 5C: Apply Spot Colors
Topic 5D: Wrap Text
Topic 5E: Export a File
Lesson 6: Manipulating Body Type
Topic 6A: Import Body Type
Topic 6B: Format Type with Styles
Topic 6C: Fix Spelling Errors
Topic 6D: Find and Replace Text
Topic 6E: Insert Typographic Characters
Lesson 7: Managing Assets with Adobe Bridge
Topic 7A: Explore the Adobe Bridge Environment
Topic 7B: Apply Metadata and Keywords to Assets in Adobe Bridge
Appendix A: Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) Objective Mapping
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Day 2
You have probably used Illustrator to create simple illustrations and logos. However, you may now need to create complex illustrations, print documents without any errors or color mismatches, or prepare illustrations for the web. In this course, you will create complex, robust illustrations that go beyond those you could create using Illustrator's basic tools.
Course Objective: You will create complex illustrations, manage color across a range of devices, and control how illustrations print and appear on the web.
Course Content
Lesson 1: Creating Complex Illustrations
Topic 1A: Create Shapes Using the Pathfinder Commands
Topic 1B: Create Compound Paths
Topic 1C: Offset Paths
Topic 1D: Apply Effects
Topic 1E: Create Symbols
Topic 1F: Create Custom Pattern Brushes
Topic 1G: Organize Objects with Layers
Topic 1H: Modify Global Colors
Lesson 2: Providing Support for PSD and PDF Files
Topic 2A: Open Layered Photoshop Documents
Topic 2B: Create an Adobe PDF File
Lesson 3: Creating a Vector Version of a Raster Graphic
Topic 3A: Manually Trace Raster Images
Topic 3B: Trace Artwork Automatically
Topic 3C: Adjust the Results of a Tracing
Topic 3D: Apply a Custom Preset
Topic 3E: Convert a Tracing Object to Paths
Lesson 4: Coloring Artwork Using Live Paint
Topic 4A: Apply Paint Using Live Paint
Topic 4B: Correct Gaps in Objects
Topic 4C: Convert Objects to Live Paint Groups
Lesson 5: Creating a Poster
Topic 5A: Simplify Paths
Topic 5B: Create Clipping Masks
Topic 5C: Create 3D Effects
Topic 5D: Create Blends
Topic 5E: Share Graphic Styles
Lesson 6: Exporting Graphics for the Web
Topic 6A: Convert Colors to Web-Safe Colors
Topic 6B: Create Slices
Topic 6C: Add Interactivity to an SVG File
Topic 6D: Export Web Graphics
Lesson 7: Applying Color Management
Topic 7A: Decide When to Use Color Management
Topic 7B: Set Up Color Management
Lesson 8: Outputting Documents
Topic 8A: Print a Composite Proof
Topic 8B: Create Color Separations
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Quark:
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Course Description
You have probably created simple documents such as letters and reports using word processing applications. You most likely applied basic type formatting, may have even included some graphics in the documents, and probably printed the documents yourself on a desktop printer. Now you may need to create high-quality single- and multiple-page documents for professional publication. In this course, you'll use QuarkXPress to lay out professional quality single and multiple-page documents that include text and graphics, and are designed for professional printing and publication.
Course Objective: You will use QuarkXPress to set up and lay out single-page and multiple-page documents.
Target Student: Professional and prospective layout designers and technicians with any level of experience, but with little or no experience using QuarkXPress, who need to learn to use QuarkXPress to lay out publications. They are unlikely to be doing the printing themselves. They are more likely to work for medium sized and large companies, rather than small businesses. They have basic word processing skills and may already use Illustrator and Photoshop.
Prerequisites: Before taking this course, students should be familiar with the basic functions of their computer's operating system. Students should also have basic word processing skills, such as copying and pasting text, formatting type, and so on.
Campbell
Cupertino
Fremont
Gilroy
Los Altos Hills
Los Gatos
Milpitas
Morgan Hill
Mt View
Palo Alto
Redwood City
San Jose
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
Saratoga
Sunnyvale
Union City
National Regions:
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Training regions include:
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Alabama -- Montgomery, Birmingham
Arizona -- Phoenix, Tulsa
California -- San Jose, Santa Clara, Fremont, Orange County, Costa Mesa, Irvine, San Diego
Colorado -- Denver, Colorado Springs
Connecticut -- Hartford
DC -- Washington DC
Florida -- Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Gainesville, Jacksonville, Saint Petersburg, Tampa
Georgia -- Alpharetta, Atlanta, Augusta , Savannah, Columbus
Illinois -- Bloomington, Chicago
Indiana -- Indianapolis
Kansas --Wichita
Kentucky -- Murray, Paducah, Louisville
Maryland -- Greenbelt , Silver Spring / Baltimore
Massachusetts -- Boston, Cambridge, Springfield
Ann Arbor / Farmington Hills / Detroit, Grand Rapids
Michigan -- Detroit, Saginaw, Flint, Bay City, Midland
Minnesota -- Saint Paul, Minneapolis
Mississippi -- Gulfport, Biloxi
Missouri -- Whiteman Air Force Base, Kansas City
Nevada -- Reno, Las Vegas
New Mexico --Carlsbad, Albuquerque
New Jersey, Newark, Princeton
Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia
New York -- New York City, Buffalo, Long Island
North Carolina -- Charlotte
Ohio -- Cleveland, Columbus
Oklahoma -- Tulsa, Oklahoma City
Oregon -- Portland, Salem
Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh
Rhode Island -- Providence
South Carolina --Columbia, Charleston
Tennessee -- Memphis, Jackson, Nashville
Texas -- Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, El Paso
Utah -- Ogden, Salt Lake City
Vermont -- Burlington
Virginia -- Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Fairfax, Dulles, McLean, Herndon
Washington -- Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane
Wisconsin -- La Crosse
Lesson 1: Creating Logos Using Simple Shapes
Topic 1A: Choose New Document Settings
Topic 1B: Create a Custom Workspace
Topic 1C: Draw Basic Shapes with the Shape Tools
Topic 1D: Draw Paths with the Pencil Tool
Lesson 2: Enhancing Logos
Topic 2A: Format Objects
Topic 2B: Manipulate Objects
Topic 2C: Insert Type
Lesson 3: Creating Logos Using Custom Paths
Topic 3A: Draw Paths with the Pen Tool
Topic 3B: Modify Existing Shapes to Create New Shapes
Topic 3C: Duplicate Objects
Topic 3D: Apply Graphic Styles
Lesson 4: Creating a Logo with Type Special Effects
Topic 4A: Apply Gradients to Type
Topic 4B: Create Type on a Path
Topic 4C: Apply an Envelope to Type
Lesson 5: Creating an Advertisement
Topic 5A: Import a Graphic
Topic 5B: Align Objects
Topic 5C: Apply Spot Colors
Topic 5D: Wrap Text
Topic 5E: Export a File
Lesson 6: Manipulating Body Type
Topic 6A: Import Body Type
Topic 6B: Format Type with Styles
Topic 6C: Fix Spelling Errors
Topic 6D: Find and Replace Text
Topic 6E: Insert Typographic Characters
Lesson 7: Managing Assets with Adobe Bridge
Topic 7A: Explore the Adobe Bridge Environment
Topic 7B: Apply Metadata and Keywords to Assets in Adobe Bridge
Appendix A: Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) Objective Mapping
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Day 2
You have probably used Illustrator to create simple illustrations and logos. However, you may now need to create complex illustrations, print documents without any errors or color mismatches, or prepare illustrations for the web. In this course, you will create complex, robust illustrations that go beyond those you could create using Illustrator's basic tools.
Course Objective: You will create complex illustrations, manage color across a range of devices, and control how illustrations print and appear on the web.
Course Content
Lesson 1: Creating Complex Illustrations
Topic 1A: Create Shapes Using the Pathfinder Commands
Topic 1B: Create Compound Paths
Topic 1C: Offset Paths
Topic 1D: Apply Effects
Topic 1E: Create Symbols
Topic 1F: Create Custom Pattern Brushes
Topic 1G: Organize Objects with Layers
Topic 1H: Modify Global Colors
Lesson 2: Providing Support for PSD and PDF Files
Topic 2A: Open Layered Photoshop Documents
Topic 2B: Create an Adobe PDF File
Lesson 3: Creating a Vector Version of a Raster Graphic
Topic 3A: Manually Trace Raster Images
Topic 3B: Trace Artwork Automatically
Topic 3C: Adjust the Results of a Tracing
Topic 3D: Apply a Custom Preset
Topic 3E: Convert a Tracing Object to Paths
Lesson 4: Coloring Artwork Using Live Paint
Topic 4A: Apply Paint Using Live Paint
Topic 4B: Correct Gaps in Objects
Topic 4C: Convert Objects to Live Paint Groups
Lesson 5: Creating a Poster
Topic 5A: Simplify Paths
Topic 5B: Create Clipping Masks
Topic 5C: Create 3D Effects
Topic 5D: Create Blends
Topic 5E: Share Graphic Styles
Lesson 6: Exporting Graphics for the Web
Topic 6A: Convert Colors to Web-Safe Colors
Topic 6B: Create Slices
Topic 6C: Add Interactivity to an SVG File
Topic 6D: Export Web Graphics
Lesson 7: Applying Color Management
Topic 7A: Decide When to Use Color Management
Topic 7B: Set Up Color Management
Lesson 8: Outputting Documents
Topic 8A: Print a Composite Proof
Topic 8B: Create Color Separations
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Quark:
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Course Description
You have probably created simple documents such as letters and reports using word processing applications. You most likely applied basic type formatting, may have even included some graphics in the documents, and probably printed the documents yourself on a desktop printer. Now you may need to create high-quality single- and multiple-page documents for professional publication. In this course, you'll use QuarkXPress to lay out professional quality single and multiple-page documents that include text and graphics, and are designed for professional printing and publication.
Course Objective: You will use QuarkXPress to set up and lay out single-page and multiple-page documents.
Target Student: Professional and prospective layout designers and technicians with any level of experience, but with little or no experience using QuarkXPress, who need to learn to use QuarkXPress to lay out publications. They are unlikely to be doing the printing themselves. They are more likely to work for medium sized and large companies, rather than small businesses. They have basic word processing skills and may already use Illustrator and Photoshop.
Prerequisites: Before taking this course, students should be familiar with the basic functions of their computer's operating system. Students should also have basic word processing skills, such as copying and pasting text, formatting type, and so on.
Campbell
Cupertino
Fremont
Gilroy
Los Altos Hills
Los Gatos
Milpitas
Morgan Hill
Mt View
Palo Alto
Redwood City
San Jose
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
Saratoga
Sunnyvale
Union City
National Regions:
=====================
Training regions include:
=========================
Alabama -- Montgomery, Birmingham
Arizona -- Phoenix, Tulsa
California -- San Jose, Santa Clara, Fremont, Orange County, Costa Mesa, Irvine, San Diego
Colorado -- Denver, Colorado Springs
Connecticut -- Hartford
DC -- Washington DC
Florida -- Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Gainesville, Jacksonville, Saint Petersburg, Tampa
Georgia -- Alpharetta, Atlanta, Augusta , Savannah, Columbus
Illinois -- Bloomington, Chicago
Indiana -- Indianapolis
Kansas --Wichita
Kentucky -- Murray, Paducah, Louisville
Maryland -- Greenbelt , Silver Spring / Baltimore
Massachusetts -- Boston, Cambridge, Springfield
Ann Arbor / Farmington Hills / Detroit, Grand Rapids
Michigan -- Detroit, Saginaw, Flint, Bay City, Midland
Minnesota -- Saint Paul, Minneapolis
Mississippi -- Gulfport, Biloxi
Missouri -- Whiteman Air Force Base, Kansas City
Nevada -- Reno, Las Vegas
New Mexico --Carlsbad, Albuquerque
New Jersey, Newark, Princeton
Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia
New York -- New York City, Buffalo, Long Island
North Carolina -- Charlotte
Ohio -- Cleveland, Columbus
Oklahoma -- Tulsa, Oklahoma City
Oregon -- Portland, Salem
Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh
Rhode Island -- Providence
South Carolina --Columbia, Charleston
Tennessee -- Memphis, Jackson, Nashville
Texas -- Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, El Paso
Utah -- Ogden, Salt Lake City
Vermont -- Burlington
Virginia -- Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Fairfax, Dulles, McLean, Herndon
Washington -- Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane
Wisconsin -- La Crosse
About The Training Provider: Sonic Training
Sonic Training - About Sonic Training
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Macromedia, Adobe, Database, Programming, MS Office instructor-led, classroom training in most major U.S. cities at our location or your company location. Sonic Training blends the fun and challenge of learning into to a classroom environment. Since all we do is training, we know what works best and what doesn"t. Classes include: Macromedia...
