Getting started with Adobe Illustrator

​Thank you, Adobe. I am doing Certiport ACA exams in my classroom this year, and this series is perfect.

​I see a lot of reference to ILLUSTRATOR GUIDE. where can I find this?

Hi Troy - All of the documents referenced in the lesson plan are included in the Resources section above. Is there a specific guide that you can't seem to find?

Got it, thank you​

​Thank you for sharing.

​this is legit

​I am having an issue finding the image assests. I downloaded the bundle and I don't see any link to retrieve the images used in the guides.

Hi Kimberly - there is a link to the image assets in the Lesson Plan under the Project Assets section on the first page of the PDF. But, to make your life a little less busy, here's the direct link to ​download the files. ​

We recently updated our files to the Adobe Illustrator CC 2018 (version 22.0 - October 2017) release with links to image assets used in the step-by-step technical guides.

Cheers, 


The AEE Team

​Hi I'm teaching in Dutch may I use this sheets to translate them into a Dutch version?

Yes you can - just credit that they are translated and you're all set!

Cheers,
​The AEE Team

​This would be great if you could download the assets, but you get a message saying the link is no longer active. If this is true, you need to remove this set of lessons.

Which document is the link saying that from Doreen? Can you email the information to the edex@adobe.com email.

​We recently updated our files to the Adobe Illustrator CC 2017 (November 2016) release. We've also added links to image assets used in the step-by-step technical guides.

Cheers, 

The AEE Team

Great teaching material, thanks​

This looks like it could be pretty helpful for the basics. I'm curious if there is an updated version of it for the current CC version? Also, as I looked through the first step, it referenced a "technical guide." Is that the same as this link: https://helpx.adobe.com/pdf/illustrator_reference.pdf

Thanks.

This saved me a mountain of work when designing an Illustrator course. However, if your students are actually going to do some stuff, as opposed to just watching, I think this is almost a day's worth.

Thanks for the feedback Stephen. What do other people think - is this more like a day's worth of instruction?