Graphic design courses

[Gefig]

Hi there, fellow creatives! I've been working on my digital art skills for a while now, but I feel like I need to step up my game in graphic design, especially with all the AI tools emerging in the field. Does anyone know of any courses that combine traditional graphic design principles with AI-aided techniques? I'm looking for something comprehensive that can help me stay competitive in this evolving industry.

[sanice]

Hey! I'm not really an expert in graphic design or anything, but I think I might have come across something that could be interesting for you. There's this online platform - I believe it's called ELVTR - that offers a course in AI-aided graphic design. I stumbled upon it recently and saved the link: https://uk.elvtr.com/course/ai-aided-graphic-design. I don't know much about the course content or quality, to be honest, but it sounds like it might be along the lines of what you're looking for. Maybe you could check out their website? They should have all the details about the curriculum and what you can expect to learn. Sorry I can't be more helpful, but I hope this gives you a lead to explore!

[waxtor]

Here are a few suggestions of mine:

1. Domestika

2. Skillshare

3. Coursera

4. LinkedIn Learning

5. Adobe Creative Cloud Tutorials

[StivJakobs]

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[mathes]

I'm a big fan of Domestika – AI for Creative Design. You should also check out courses from instructors who use tools like Midjourney, DALL·E, and other AI platforms in their creative process—those tend to be really hands-on and practical.