If you're in the design field, even if you don't know how to draw a straight line, you need to know how to create and edit vector (PostScript) graphics. Adobe Illustrator is the PostScript drawing program of choice.

"Illy" (as its friends like to call it) is the proper program to create logos, package designs, photo-realistic drawings, architectural renderings, and all sorts of illustrations in general. We will show you not just how to use Illy's tools — especially that devilish pen tool — but will show you how those tools are actually a human-interface veneer overlying pure PostScript code and drawing commands.

And once armed with a basic understanding of PostScript, you'll gain a whole new perspective on what's really happening with every job you work on, making you far more adept at production and troubleshooting your files.

Illustrator is much more than a vector drawing program; of course, and during training we'll show you all its features and uses, including Symbols, Effects and Filters, Custom Brushes, and integrating Photoshop and Illustrator.

Ready to tackle Illy? Call us at 312-946-1100 or use the Request a Quote form to tell us what you're looking for.

While you're waiting for your training to begin, you might want to visit the Adobe Illustrator Resources page in DesignGeek Resources, created and maintained by Anne-Marie primarily for the benefit of her Illustrator training clients.