A course about graphics that do not blur when scaled up: icons, marks and illustration are built from curves, not from pixels. We cover the pen and its nodes, boolean operations, the icon grid, colour and export — from the first outline to a set of icons and an illustration made for one product.
A logo is not a picture but a system that has to work on a shop sign, in an avatar and on packaging. We go the whole way: brief and research, pencil sketches, constructing the mark, the type pairing, applications and a guideline the client can follow without you.
Animation in an interface explains rather than decorates: where the screen came from, what is happening right now and whether the product heard you. We cover timings and curves, transitions and micro-interactions, the minimum of After Effects the job needs, and handing motion to developers as values rather than words.
The same material as in the course plus personal support: every piece of your work is discussed, not just compared with a reference. A format for those who need an outside view and a pace.
