Lesson : Adobe Illustrator

Illustrator is a program for creating vector graphics. Often it is used to create illustrations, cartoon graphics, diagrams, charts and logos. Unlike raster images, in which information is stored in a grid of individual points, Illustrator uses mathematical equations to create forms. This allows you to resize vector images without any loss in resolution. Advantages when using Vector Graphics :

Zoom without loss of resolution

The lines are clear and even in all sizes

Print at high resolutions

Smaller file size

Good for creating illustrations. Disadvantages of vector graphics :

Drawings tend to look flat and "cartoony"

It is difficult to create photorealistic images.

Where Use Illustrator :

1) Logo Design

Illustration author: Draplin Design

2) Creating Maps

3) Creation of the illustration

Illustration author: Draplin Design

4) Infographics

5) Photorealistic Images

Illustration author: Kevin Hulsey

6) Package Design

Illustration author: Sanna Annukka

These are just some of the many examples of what Illustrator is capable of. And today, Miss Sue-Jane told us about the basics of this program, how to build shapes, how to use Pathfinder, Text, outlines etc. At the end of the lesson, the task was to select the favorite words from the song and to draw an unusual inscription from them that suits the sense and style. For 10 minutes that we had, I managed to portray only this: