A logo has to survive a phone screen, a shop sign and a visiting card, and that is only possible when it is built from vectors. This pack starts with how vector drawing works in Illustrator, moves through type and color into a complete logo, and then takes the design to CorelDraw for print jobs such as cards, flex banners and standees. You work from a brief to final files: a logo in several versions, a business card and a one-page brand sheet. Beginners are welcome; all you need is a computer that runs the software and the patience to redraw a curve until it is right.
Session# 1: Vector Thinking: Shapes, Paths and the Pen Tool
1Hr 30Min
Why does a logo stay sharp at any size? Because it is made of paths, not pixels. Set up an Illustrator artboard, build shapes and combine them, then practice the Pen tool until curves and corners do what you intend. Basic fills, strokes and gradients come along while you trace a simple first icon.
Session# 2: Type and Color for Logos
1Hr 30Min
Letters carry most of a logo's personality. Compare typefaces, adjust spacing and weight, convert text to outlines, and build a limited color palette that works in full color and in one color. You also gather ideas for a practice brief with a mood board, using AI tools only as a brainstorming partner while the final artwork stays your own.
Session# 3: Designing a Logo from Brief to Final Files
1Hr 30Min
Follow the logo process the way a client project runs: read the brief, sketch, build the strongest idea in vector, test it at small sizes, and prepare variations such as a horizontal version, a stacked version and an icon. Save the finished files in the formats a client expects, including PDF, SVG and PNG.
Session# 4: CorelDraw for Print: Visiting Cards, Flex and Standee Layouts
1Hr 30Min
Print work has its own rules. Meet the CorelDraw workspace, set up pages at real print sizes with bleed and safe margins, and lay out a visiting card and a flex banner using your logo. See the difference between RGB and CMYK, and why a design that looks bright on screen can print dull.
Session# 5: Print-Ready Files and a One-Page Brand Sheet
1Hr 30Min
Hand over files that a printer can use without a follow-up call. Check resolution, fonts and color mode, export a print PDF and a web version, and run a simple pre-print checklist. The pack ends with a one-page brand sheet showing your logo versions, colors and fonts, packaged with your business card as a small portfolio piece.
Draw with vector shapes and the Pen tool in Illustrator
Choose and adjust type and build a limited color palette for a logo
Take a logo from brief to final files in several versions
Set up CorelDraw pages at real print sizes with bleed and safe margins
Prepare print-ready files in the right color mode
Create a one-page brand sheet with logo versions, colors and fonts
A computer that runs Illustrator and CorelDraw
Pen and paper for sketching logo ideas
A small business or practice brief to design for
Results-driven E-Commerce Specialist with extensive experience in building, scaling, and optimizing profitable online stores across major platforms like Amazon, Shopify, Daraz, and WooCommerce. Proven expertise in product research, digital marketing, conversion rate optimization (CRO), and end-to-end store operations. Passionate about empowering the youth and digital entrepreneurs by bridging the gap between theory and practical, market-ready skills. Key Expertise: Platforms: Shopify, Amazon (FBA/FBM), WooCommerce, Daraz setup & management. Marketing & Growth: Meta/Google Ads, SEO, social media strategy, and sales funnels. Operations: Inventory management, product listing optimization, and customer analytics. Teaching Approach: I believe in a practical, hands-on learning approach. My goal is to equip students with real-world skills to launch successful online stores, master digital business, and achieve financial independence.
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