The Adobe Illustrator workshop, led by Marwan Al-Habsi, provided participants with a comprehensive introduction to the software over two days. The workshop aimed to equip attendees with both foundational knowledge and practical skills in vector graphic design.

Day 1: Learning the Basics

On the first day, the focus was on understanding the basic tools and concepts of Adobe Illustrator. Key topics included:

• What are Vector Graphics? Participants learned how vector graphics are different from regular images. They discovered how to resize vector graphics without losing quality.

• Important Tools: Attendees got familiar with important tools like the Pen tool and Shape tools, learning how to use them and apply them in their design.

• Design Basics: The day also covered basic design principles, such as color, fonts, and layout. This helped participants think about how to make their designs better.

Day 2: Apply what they learn in day 1

The second day was all about applying what was learned. Activities included:

• Creating Vector Designs: Participants worked on their own projects, using the tools and ideas from Day 1 to create their own graphics.

• Personal Feedback: He provided individual feedback on each participant’s work. This helped everyone improve their designs with expert tips.

• Sharing Ideas: Attendees were encouraged to share their work with each other, promoting teamwork and learning from one another.

The Adobe Illustrator workshop conducted by Marwan Al-Habsi provided a valuable learning experience for all attendees. By the end of the two days, participants were more confident in their abilities and had a clearer vision of how to use Adobe Illustrator.