Adobe Illustrator
Free 7-Part Video Series for Stationery Designers
Wondering how to use Adobe Illustrator?
As a wedding invitation designer, I use Adobe Illustrator for stationery design every day!
Sign up for our Free Adobe Illustrator Class, and you will get 7 videos about using Adobe Illustrator for invitation design delivered to you.
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How the Adobe Illustrator Course Works
After the 7 days, you’ll get a link to a website where all 7 videos live, in case you’d like to come back and re-watch!
This course shows how to use Adobe Illustrator for stationery design. If you’re not into stationery design, it’s still a good intro to Adobe Illustrator!
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How the Course Works
In this course we'll cover:
Benefits of Adobe Illustrator
How to Set Up Files & Artboards
Using Raster and Vector Elements
Creating Vector Shapes
Adding & Editing Text in Illustrator
Working with Color Spaces
Customizing the Workspace
In this course we'll cover:
Benefits of Adobe Illustrator
How to Set Up Files & Artboards
Using Raster and Vector Elements
Creating Vector Shapes
Adding & Editing Text in Illustrator
Working with Color Spaces
Customizing the Workspace
Your business can feel fun, easy, and profitable, all at the same time. I'll show you how!
Do I need Illustrator for this course?
It’s helpful to already have Adobe Illustrator installed before you start this course! This link will take you to their latest discounts. I highly recommend getting the full Adobe Creative Cloud Suite if you want to become a stationery designer.
Why should I get the full Adobe Suite?
My favorite stationery design programs are Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop to design wedding invitations. I use all 3 of these design programs in combination to create beautiful wedding stationery for my clients!
Why do you use Illustrator for design?
I’ll talk a little about this in the first video, but Adobe Illustrator is great for editing vector graphics, as well as text and colors. Photoshop is great for editing raster graphics (like photos and watercolors!) and InDesign is great for editing longer documents with multiple pages (like formatting envelope addressing).
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I came from a Fortune 10 company (working with multi-million-dollar businesses on the regular) and now run a six-figure invitation design and education firm. I've educated tens of thousands of creative entrepreneurs worldwide on how to run successful businesses in many fields, with a focus on wedding industry creatives. My goal is to overturn the "starving artist" trope and show everyone who's ever asked "But what do you do *for money*?" just how successful a creative business can be!
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I’m Laney, stationery designer and educator of Design by Laney where we help people start successful stationery businesses.
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