Adobe Illustrator for Mobile Game Art - A Beginners Guide
Create mobile game art in Adobe illustrator just by using basic concepts, essential tools and proven workflows.
4.57 (368 reviews)
4 358
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2.5 hours
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Apr 2022
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$64.99
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What you will learn
Learn how to make mobile game art with Adobe Illustrator
Learn the fundamentals of mobile game art creation. From concepts and theories to real world applications
Learn how to use the right tools necessary for game art creation
Learn the best practices and workflows when making game art and speed up your workflow 10x
Have the proper mindset when creating game art, be a lot more creative and look at things from a professional artists eyes.
Create mobile game art with with no in-depth knowledge of Art concepts
Appreciate Game Art creation and choose to either make it a fun hobby or one of the best jobs in the world!
Use this real world knowledge for your App Flipping Business (graphics only)
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Our Verdict
Boasting a solid 4.57 global rating, this Adobe Illustrator course delivers on the promise of guiding beginners through game art creation using fundamental tools and techniques. Despite minor issues like occasional fast-paced instructions and room for improvement in complex object outlining, it offers valuable tips to enhance your speed, providing a strong foundation for both hobbyists and potential professionals alike.
What We Liked
- Designed for beginners with clear, concise instructions that are easy to follow
- Covers fundamental concepts & tools of Adobe Illustrator essential for game art creation
- Includes practical workflows, techniques and tips to significantly improve your speed
- Engaging lectures help build confidence in creating quality game art efficiently
Potential Drawbacks
- Instructions can sometimes be too quick, causing slight confusion; requires rewinding
- Lacks some depth in certain areas such as anchor points and complex object outlining
- Limited focus on varied materials (e.g., trees/foliage, distressed metal); more examples desired
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10/01/2015
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24/07/2019
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