Graphic Design
Colour, type and layout: design that makes people stop scrolling.
The print shop's favourite design tool, taught from the first node.
CorelDRAW still runs a huge share of signage, vinyl and print work because it is fast, precise and kind to production workflows. If you want to make a logo that scales from a business card to a billboard, this is the tool.
We work the way a print shop does: real sizes, real materials, real export settings. You leave able to take a client brief to a clean, cut-ready file.
Pages, shapes, selection and transform tools.
Pen and Bezier tools; fitting text to paths.
Concepts, symmetry, colour and logo variants.
Sizes, templates and contour-cut basics.
CMYK, bleed and exporting for print and web.
Print-shop and signage workers, aspiring branding freelancers and anyone who wants design skills that pay locally.
No. CorelDRAW is vector (shapes and curves) and Photoshop is for photos. They complement each other.
Yes, many learners take both.
Colour, type and layout: design that makes people stop scrolling.
Retouch, composite and create images that look professionally made.
Switch on, find your way around, and stop being afraid of the keyboard.