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Udemy’s best-selling Illustrator course is reduced to £12.99
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“Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life,” so the saying goes.
If you are a budding artist with a passion for designing logos, creating vector illustrations, and preparing graphics for web and print, then you could turn your passion into a profession with Udemy’s ‘Illustrator CC 2019 MasterClass‘ course.
The course will teach you how to master Adobe Illustrator CC with in-depth training for all levels. You’ll learn how to vectorise and colourise traced hand drawings, prepare graphics for web and print, design infographics, and generally work in a variety of creative ways.
Once you’ve mastered advanced Illustrator tools and techniques you could maybe even live the dream and turn your hobby into a job. The course would usually cost £29.99 but is currently available for just £12.99. That’s a 57% reduction on list price.
The course includes:
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12.5 hours of on-demand video
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Eight downloadable resources
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Full lifetime access to resources
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Access on mobile and TV
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Certificate of completion
Master Adobe Illustrator CC for just £12.99 and learn the skills needed to turn what was once just a passion into a new career.
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