Illustrator CC: Design and drawing from scratch to expert! (Udemy.com)

Very good thus far, looking forward to learning more. I thoroughly enjoyed this course. The teacher has proven himself to be very knowledgeable and had you engaged throughout the course. I also like the fact that he provided the course material so i could've follow along. i would recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn Illustrator.

This course is very very instructif. The teacher make us easy to understang and he repeat often. So for the student it is a technic that all student must like. Me I like very much because I speak french. So the teacher is spanish speaking and he don't know all the words and he use word simple... for me it was perfect!

the instructor is sometimes a little too fast (brushes over important steps) and has some accent that can be a minor issue, yet the course is very good - what I especially like about this course is that is based on many, many exercises and this is really the best way to learn so I would recommend this course to everyone learning Illustrator, personally, I would take this as a second course after doing one that is more focused on explaining all the tools and tricks

A very nice instructor, easy to follow, giving different ways to do the same things. Always repeat the shortcuts he uses, wich is very good to remember. Only thing why I give 4.5 stars instead of 5 is that the speech is very slow, I need to speed it up 1.5 times all the time, wich makes the speaking harder to understand and videos shorter. passed half of a course right now. I had a little background in AI, still learnt a lot of usefull stuff here. The only disadvantage in program is that it uses mostly drawing by shapes, meanwhile it doesn't work well for my scratches. It would be nice to cover more usage pen and pencil tool etc

This course is very interesting. I am learning a lot. But I am not having the hands on experience I thought I would. At the very beginning, the instructor said that we would have over fifty things created. He moves so fast that I can't keep up. He also uses objects that he has already created. How am I supposed to do what he is doing when I don't have those objects.

i think he could make a short video better than this, because all this explanation is way too long for i could understand it in 1 min video because it need 1 or max 2 min video not 5 and not 9

The information is very precise. For people wanting to learn how to use the program without having any prior information about it, it would be easy to follow along. Even though I am familiar with illustrator, this course has opened my eyes to new ways of doing some things that I did the long way before.

I have taken several courses on Illustrator and Graphic Design on Udeme. This is BY FAR the most complete instruction on Illustrator. If you really want to learn the ins and outs of this program, I would start here and not even consider any others. It is work, but meaningful work. Lots of walkthroughs. Very thorough. Graphic Design Boot Camp is another good one for doing complete walkthroughs on real world assignments with the complete Adobe Suite and research processes. Unfortunately several others I have taken from other instructors were worthless, but I highly recommend these two.

i am a graphic designer with 5 years experience for an e-liquid manufacturer and have produced over 700 pieces of artwork ranging from labels, logos, leaflets, info-graphics to full brand development and i have acquired a few techniques that in all honesty i am quite ashamed i didn't know, keep up the good work.

The course is very good, I recommend... I have learned a lot... The structure is based on exercises and there is no repetitive theory like in the other courses... The instructor is very knowledgeable. I give 5 stars because I really think that the structure is great BUT instructor's Spanish accent is quite strong and I would suggest working on English pronunciation as some of the words sounds very funny and you have to think hard what he actually meant. Also it would be helpful if at the beginning of each exercise he explains briefly what steps to take to complete it as students may want to try it first themselves and then with him...