Course description

CorelDRAW is primarily known as a vector graphics editor. This means it creates images using mathematical equations (points, lines, curves, and shapes) rather than pixels. The main advantage of vector graphics is that they are resolution-independent, meaning you can scale them to any size without losing quality or becoming pixelated.

The CorelDRAW Graphics Suite often includes other related programs, such as:

• Corel PHOTO-PAINT: A bitmap-image editor (for working with photos and pixel-based images) that integrates seamlessly with CorelDRAW.

• Corel Font Manager: A tool for organizing and managing your font library.

• CAPTURE: A screen capture tool (Windows only).

• Corel DRAW .app (Web): A browser-based version for designing on the go and collaborating.

What will i learn?

• Logos and Branding Materials: Design unique and scalable logos, business cards, letterheads, brand guidelines, and other corporate identity elements.
• Illustrations: Produce detailed vector illustrations for various purposes, including digital art, book illustrations, technical diagrams, and cartooning.
• Marketing and Advertising Collateral: Create brochures, flyers, posters, banners (print and web), advertisements, social media graphics, infographics, and presentations.
• Print Design: Design for various print media, such as magazines, newspapers, books, product packaging, labels, and stationery. CorelDRAW' s robust pre-press features are highly beneficial here.

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