[gigs]

Hello everyone?
I have recently acquired coredraw x3 for my p.c and immediatley ventured into some "self training" However plenty limitations in learning this way. So, where would a guy like me look for learning aids to better my abilities in graphic design?
Thanks in advance for your help.

 

[splathead]

I like Learning @ Your Own Pace® - lynda.com. The first few tutorials are free to view. They then have a reasonably priced subscription plan.

 

[pixelwhisperer]

There are alot of good DvDs and books out there. If you are going to be using corel predominantly for screenprinting. Us screenprinting institute has a corel draw dvd that will take you through the whole process from designing to printing the seps. If you just want general design help lynda.com is a very good resource. there are also corel specific training sites. but lynda has the advantage of having all the major software titles available in the same easy to follow style. This is a huge plus because I have never met a designer that didn't regularly use more than one software title. Goodluck and welcome aboard.

 

[scuba_steve2699]

www.advancedartist.com Hands down the single best Corel training investment you can make. Tom has a way of making the difficult easy. There are many free tutorials on his website and then the DVD's of course!

 

[mycraftytoys]

Garment Graphics Network
I have this series and it is great.

 

[GHEENEE1]

Good morning Gigs, I used some of the training/ exersises onwww.insidegraphics.com Good luck.
Mike