Design logos and icons that scale to any size. Shapes, paths and the pen tool, learned by drawing real projects from the start.
Outcomes
Curriculum
An indicative outline of the modules and what each covers. Work through them in order, at your own pace.
Portfolio
A certificate proves you finished. The work you build along the way is what gets you hired.
A logo taken from rough sketches to final files, tested at every size it will live at.
A set of icons drawn on one grid with shared stroke and corner rules.
Fit
When not to buy this course
If you mainly edit photos, Illustrator is the wrong tool: that is Adobe Photoshop. And if you are new to design entirely, Graphic Design Using Canva teaches the fundamentals first.
Good to know
Illustrator is a paid Adobe subscription. Adobe offers a free trial, which is enough to start the course and see whether vector design suits you before you commit.
No. Most Illustrator work is built from shapes and paths, not freehand drawing. Rough pencil sketches are all you need to plan a logo.
Illustrator for logos, icons and anything that must scale. Photoshop for photos and pixel-based editing. If your goal is brand and logo work, start here.
It is unfamiliar rather than hard. We break it into small drills and you practise on real curves until it clicks, then use it on the logo project.
Every OBA certificate can be verified online by an employer. The logo and icon files you produce are the other half of the proof.
It is self-paced. Most learners work through it in short sessions over a few weeks, and you keep lifetime access either way.
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