✒️ Learn Illustrator
to create attractive vector artwork!

Illustrator is widely used to edit and prepare vector artwork. Vector format is usually favored in print due to clean, crisp lines created by anchors and paths, as opposed to pixels that is dependent on resolution for sharpness. I learned Illustrator in order to handle printed stuff such as business cards, brochures, stickers and wall decals.

A free and simple online alternative is vectorpea.com or canva.com

You can purchase your copy from the Adobe Illustrator page, or test out a 30-day trial.

Understand the interface, how vector graphics work, and practice on core items like the Pen Tool, Shape Tool, and Layers. Follow beginner tutorials on YouTube, Adobe’s official Learn page, or Skillshare. Start with simple projects like creating logos, icons, or posters to apply what you learn. Also focus on mastering paths, anchor points, color palettes, and typography. Don’t just watch — practice regularly and experiment. 

I’d also recommend getting a Wacom tablet or something similar. It makes drawing and designing much more natural. Just have fun doodling or sketching whatever comes to mind. You might be pleasantly surprised by what you can create! 

I specialize in technical software skills, and I enjoy helping learners go beyond the basics. My training simplifies complex topics so anyone can learn with confidence and apply what they’ve learned immediately. Whether you're starting fresh or levelling up, I’ll guide you every step of the way. I’ve been using Illustrator for over 18 years, and I know the ins and outs with deep passion — right down to how shortcut keys have evolved across versions.