Turning Ideas into Visual Masterpieces

Description:

This graphic design course is exemplary as it provides a skilled, engaging, and well-planned graphic design curriculum that includes a variety of design courses for participants. The portfolio-relevant program is based on current best practices and will generate highly proficient graphic designers. 

What does the Course cover?

Visual design and layout, typeface and typography, color and branding, illustration, Adobe Creative Suite usage are included in this course.

Objectives:

• To Provide the market with skilled graphic designers who can create and implement effective visual communication.

• To provide knowledge to the graduates with current digital design trends, responsive layouts, and cross-platform branding knowledge. 

• This includes logo design, editorial layout, packaging design, web advertising, and essential motion graphics.

Course outcome :

This course provides participants with strategic capabilities from concept development to production completion, increasing their work opportunities in the job market for design businesses, marketing departments, and freelance jobs.

Why choose this course ?

The participants become familiar with the industry's most well-known design tools and methodologies, making it much easier for graduates to join creative teams. Therefore, they would be valuable in today's media context, which is built on the presentation of subjects that require visual results - from developing an identity system to conducting various multimedia marketing campaigns.

Requirements:

1)Basic Computer Knowledge.

2)A Laptop or a Computer for practice.

3)Determination to learn new concepts.

Example:

from PIL import Image, ImageDraw

# Create a new image with a white background

width, height = 300, 200

img = Image.new('RGB', (width, height), color='white')

# Create a drawing object

draw = ImageDraw.Draw(img)

# Draw a red rectangle

draw.rectangle([50, 50, 250, 150], fill='red', outline='black')

# Save the image

img.save('simple_rectangle.png')