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Free Website or any YouTube Chanel of free basics tutorials like i have found here.

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Hello ,

               

1: I have gone through some Adobe Authorized Training Partner i want to know that all courses are charging you or any of them are free too .

2: And i have gone through some of the tutorials available in Adobe website but they are very few to understand things if you guys know any best free website or any YouTube Chanel where i can watch beginner tutorials .

thanks in advance much appreciated your time and effort too .

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    Correct answer Ray Yorkshire

    This free course by Tasty Tuts is very good

    though they all depend on if you like the presenters style.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBouhf4seWQ&vl=en

            Welcome to the complete beginners guide to Adobe Illustrator.   On this course I will be introducing you to the program and covering  some essential practise exercises.

    Then I will be demonstrating how to create a small project in Adobe  Illustrator from start to finish. 

    To help break down the process I have structured the course in 3 main  sections:

    SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION

    SECTION 2 - ESSENTIAL PRACTISE

    SECTION 3 - TEST PROJECT

    CHAPTER 1 - SETUP & LIVE TRACE

    CHAPTER 2 - DRAWING

    CHAPTER 3 - COLOURING & ADDING TYPE

    CHAPTER 4 - FINISHING & EXPORTING FOR PRINT

    Along the way we will be covering many topics, such as how to set up  your document, understand how the program works, use text in  Illustrator, prepare and import images into Illustrator and finally  export your document ready for print.

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    talhaa38867156
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    August 2, 2018

    This is the best training channel. I suggest you to just try once. You will found it really very helpful.

    Adobe Illustrator Training - Class 1 - Selection Tool Urdu / Hindi - YouTube

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    usamaa15083882Author
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    August 2, 2018

    ok will try thanks though

    Lukas Engqvist
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    Lukas EngqvistCommunity Expert
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    August 2, 2018

    There are also free online courses at edex.adobe.com, these are targeted at teachers but it is possible to register and learn for anyone. Many of the courses are basic and there is a weekly live session where participants can ask questions.

    I also find the basic tutorials directly in the help are often forgotten ( Adobe Illustrator Learn & Support )

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    usamaa15083882Author
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    August 2, 2018

    the classes are in november but i need for now because my holidays are going on and i am completely free though any other website may also work too that has good free content

    Ray Yorkshire
    Ray YorkshireCorrect answer
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    August 1, 2018

    This free course by Tasty Tuts is very good

    though they all depend on if you like the presenters style.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBouhf4seWQ&vl=en

            Welcome to the complete beginners guide to Adobe Illustrator.   On this course I will be introducing you to the program and covering  some essential practise exercises.

    Then I will be demonstrating how to create a small project in Adobe  Illustrator from start to finish. 

    To help break down the process I have structured the course in 3 main  sections:

    SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION

    SECTION 2 - ESSENTIAL PRACTISE

    SECTION 3 - TEST PROJECT

    CHAPTER 1 - SETUP & LIVE TRACE

    CHAPTER 2 - DRAWING

    CHAPTER 3 - COLOURING & ADDING TYPE

    CHAPTER 4 - FINISHING & EXPORTING FOR PRINT

    Along the way we will be covering many topics, such as how to set up  your document, understand how the program works, use text in  Illustrator, prepare and import images into Illustrator and finally  export your document ready for print.

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    usamaa15083882Author
    Known Participant
    August 1, 2018

    thanks Ray Yorkshire

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