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• #2
The City Lit does a good 2 week (2 sundays, 6hrs each) intro to Illustrator for £82 if you don't find someone to help
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• #4
Learning to use any design software is by far the best/easiest to do on the net. There a zillions of forums & tutorials out there with clear videos demo's and people happy to help you with everything.
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• #5
Learning to use any design software is by far the best/easiest to do on the net. There a zillions of forums & tutorials out there with clear videos demo's and people happy to help you with everything.
+1
And music software too, there are usually tutorials from the people who even wrote the actual program, you don't get a much better teacher than that -
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lynda.com is great! Paid membership tho, you can find plenty of free samples or full vids on torrents...
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• #7
Thanks all. Sounds like the net is the best way to go, and Eggpie offered to supervise if I fed him beer.
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Nhatt - if you're looking to use the software primarily for illustration then try and get a wacom tablet
it'll be a lot more intuitive for you.
If you want to have a session with illustrator one evening then I'd be glad to help - the interweb is great but the tutorials are very 'sequential' and sometimes it helps to just be able to say 'how do I do this?' rather than ploughing through hours of tutorials
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• #9
I've got quite a few books you are welcome to borrow also, if I manage to get down to my parents this weekend I will happily lend them to you in exchange for a pint or two ;)
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• #10
The Adobe "Classroom in a Book" range is a great way to get up to speed from scratch - you can go as fast as you like and then use them for reference when you forget stuff later... cheaper than signing up for a course?
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• #11
If you want to have a session with illustrator one evening then I'd be glad to help . . . .
. . . he spun me the same line to me a few months back, I was beaten, tied up and taken to his cave, after the drugs kicked in I remember very little, just vague visions of a man in a Mexican wrestling mask eating a sausage.
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• #12
that wasn't a sausage…
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• #13
I have a wacom tablet, I've just never used it. I would love to take you up on your kind offer, I'll have a chance to play around a bit with some tutorials this week, then I'll send you a pm to ask what your favorite beer/sausage is.
So, I'm taking a drawing class (it is actually soul destroying for me, but I'm manning up and doing it).
Now I need help with Illustrator and Photoshop. Any one want to offer me tuition? I will pay in beer or money, and I promise to be a good student.
The end goal is to be able to have a web comic up sometime next year.