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Upon successful completion of this course, the student should be
able to:
- Operate illustration programs. Demonstrate basic-to-intermediate
drawing techniques for vector image illustration software. Demonstrate
basic file management techniques for vector image illustration software.
- Use vector-based illustrations and apply them. Discuss opportunities
and challenges associated with vector images. Discuss opportunities and
challenges associated with raster images. Identify and discuss the
various types of illustration software used by professional
illustrators. Identify and discuss the types of illustration created
using vector-based illustration software.
- Translate ideas into illustrations. Apply the design process in the
development of illustrations for prospective clients. Apply knowledge of
color theory to support illustrative concepts.
- Create client-ready thumbnails. Demonstrate translation of
traditional media rough thumbnail sketches to client-ready thumbnails
presented in digital file format.
- Produce timely effective layouts that will meet set deadlines.
Demonstrate refinement of client-ready thumbnails to achieve finished
digital illustrations. Demonstrate understanding of the color models and
color systems associated with screen-based and printed images.
Demonstrate application of finished digital illustrations to fulfill
client needs.
- Produce industry-standard illustrations that are ready for film.
Demonstrate understanding of the various file formats and file name
extensions associated with raster and vector images. Demonstrate
understanding of electronic pre-press file options for output Produce
professional-quality demonstration of successful illustrations for use
in screen-based or flat art portfolio.
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