Graphic Designing +Ai (course+software)
I. Foundations of Design
- Module 1: Design Principles & Elements
- Principles:
- Balance: (Symmetrical, Asymmetrical, Radial)
- Emphasis: (Focal Point, Contrast)
- Movement: (Lines, Curves, Gaze)
- Pattern: (Repetition, Texture)
- Proximity: (Grouping related elements)
- Repetition: (Consistency, Rhythm)
- Unity/Harmony: (Cohesive design)
- Elements:
- Line: (Direction, Weight, Type)
- Shape: (Geometric, Organic)
- Form: (3D representation of shape)
- Space: (Positive and Negative space)
- Texture: (Visual and Tactile)
- Color: (Color Theory, Color Wheels, Color Psychology)
- Typography: (Font families, Typefaces, Hierarchy)
- Principles:
- Module 2: Design History & Movements
- Art Deco
- Bauhaus
- Swiss Style
- Art Nouveau
- Modernism
- Postmodernism
- Contemporary Design
- Understanding how past movements influence current design trends.
II. Design Software & Tools
- Module 3: Adobe Creative Suite
- Adobe Photoshop:
- Image editing, manipulation, retouching
- Working with layers, masks, filters, and adjustments
- Digital painting and illustration techniques
- Adobe Illustrator:
- Vector graphics creation, illustration, logo design
- Working with paths, shapes, and typography
- Adobe InDesign:
- Page layout and design, brochures, magazines, posters
- Working with grids, columns, and master pages
- Optional: After Effects (motion graphics), Premiere Pro (video editing)
- Adobe Photoshop:
- Module 4: Other Design Tools
- Figma: (Cloud-based design platform, collaboration)
- Sketch: (Mac-based vector graphics editor)
- Canva: (User-friendly design tool for beginners)
- Design Systems & Prototyping Tools
III. Design Specializations
- Module 5: Branding & Identity
- Logo design, brand guidelines, visual identity systems
- Brand storytelling and messaging
- Creating consistent brand experiences across platforms
- Module 6: Web Design
- User interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design
- Responsive web design principles
- Wireframing and prototyping
- Basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (optional)
- Module 7: Typography & Layout
- Grid systems and layout principles
- Typography hierarchy and readability
- Designing for print and digital media
- Module 8: Illustration & Motion Graphics
- Digital illustration techniques
- Character design and animation
- Motion graphics principles and techniques
IV. Professional Practices
- Module 9: Design Process & Workflow
- Client communication and briefs
- Research and concept development
- Sketching and brainstorming
- Design revisions and feedback
- Presentation and client delivery
- Module 10: Design Ethics & Copyright
- Intellectual property and copyright laws
- Ethical considerations in design
- Accessibility and inclusive design
- Sustainability in design
- Module 11: Portfolio Building & Job Search
- Creating a professional design portfolio
- Writing a design resume and cover letter
- Job searching and interviewing tips
- Networking and building professional connections
Key Considerations:
- Hands-on Projects: Emphasize practical projects throughout the course to build real-world skills.
- Instructor Guidance: Provide personalized feedback and mentorship from experienced design professionals.
- Industry Relevance: Keep the curriculum updated with the latest industry trends and software.
- Student Collaboration: Encourage peer feedback and group projects to foster a collaborative learning environment.
- Creative Exploration: Allow students to explore their own creative styles and develop unique design voices.
Shyam –
Best course for my life