Kittl Vector Basics One-on-One Tutoring
Budget: $10 – $30 CAD
Looking for LIVE ONE-ON-ONE tutoring in Kittl vector basics.
I'm primarily working with simple vector drawings to illustrate a children's book. I've made a little progress on my own but still feel restricted in my output. Online tutorials tend to jump around and tell my a bunch of things I'm not looking for. AI instructions are usually too general and leave things out. I'm hoping for direct one-on-one assistance WHERE THE INSTRUCTOR CAN SEE WHAT I SEE and where each step is precisely defined before the next. Also a tutor who is patient and understands 'beginners mind' teaching principals. (Not that I'm slow, just unfamiliar. You can check out some of my musical keyboard innovations on Douglas Cutler (piano) on YouTube )
I'm looking specifically for help with basic things like, importing my own images, editing existing vector illustrations for finer detail, choosing vector templates, file export and similar.
I have have some experience with CorelDraw 2D graphics. Right now, I can get 'close enough' with Kittl and then a use Windows Screen Capture to import the Kittl image direct into Corel for any further tweaks with vector overlays. But it can be rather time consuming.
Thanks for your consideration,
Doug Cutler
I'm primarily working with simple vector drawings to illustrate a children's book. I've made a little progress on my own but still feel restricted in my output. Online tutorials tend to jump around and tell my a bunch of things I'm not looking for. AI instructions are usually too general and leave things out. I'm hoping for direct one-on-one assistance WHERE THE INSTRUCTOR CAN SEE WHAT I SEE and where each step is precisely defined before the next. Also a tutor who is patient and understands 'beginners mind' teaching principals. (Not that I'm slow, just unfamiliar. You can check out some of my musical keyboard innovations on Douglas Cutler (piano) on YouTube )
I'm looking specifically for help with basic things like, importing my own images, editing existing vector illustrations for finer detail, choosing vector templates, file export and similar.
I have have some experience with CorelDraw 2D graphics. Right now, I can get 'close enough' with Kittl and then a use Windows Screen Capture to import the Kittl image direct into Corel for any further tweaks with vector overlays. But it can be rather time consuming.
Thanks for your consideration,
Doug Cutler
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