Introduction to Illustrated Infographics
A course by Jing Zhang , Illustrator
Learn to communicate information with style by creating eye-catching graphics, from the initial sketch in Illustrator to its modeling in Cinema 4D
Learn to communicate information with style by creating eye-catching graphics, from the initial sketch in Illustrator to its modeling in Cinema 4D
Illustrated infographics are meant to be a visual experience for its viewers. Jing Zhang is a London-based illustrator who specializes in translating complex data into eye-catching visuals. What makes her work unique is that she gravitates between 2D illustration and 3D modeling. With clients like the European Parliament, UNICEF, Apple, Google, and more, she’s here to share her renowned expertise.
In this course, she teaches you how to create an infographic that is both informative and visually striking. Learn how to use the digital tools of Illustrator and Cinema 4D to illustrate, render, and showcase information with style.
What will you learn in this online course?
15 lessons & 14 downloads
- 97% positive reviews (34)
- 1,466 students
- 15 lessons (2h 14m)
- 14 additional resources (4 files)
- Online and at your own pace
- Available on the app
- Audio: English
- English · Spanish · Portuguese · German · French · Italian · Polish · Dutch
- Level: Intermediate
- Unlimited access forever
Recommended software for this course
Cinema 4DWhat is this course's project?
Create a visually-striking infographic on a subject that you are curious about by researching it and bringing it to life on Adobe Illustrator and Cinema 4D.
Projects by course students
Who is this online course for?
Anyone with an interest in creating infographics or wants to expand their skill set in 2D illustration or 3D modeling.
Requirements and materials
Basic knowledge of Adobe Illustrator is required.
To take this course, you need access to a computer with Cinema 4D and Illustrator.
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A course by Jing Zhang
Jing Zhang is a Chinese illustrator based in London. She first moved to the UK to study fashion design, but after graduating from university, she got a job in graphic design where she found her true passion. As personal projects, she created the illustrated series called Recipe Cards as well as Imaginary Factory, which received very positive feedback on Behance, and later helped her find work with much bigger projects.
She’s collaborated with a wide range of clients ranging from government agencies, organizations, to a variety of businesses. Her client list includes the European Parliament, UNICEF, General Electric, IBM, Apple, Samsung, Adobe, Google, Dubai Expo and many others. She has also been a part of the jury of the D&AD Awards, which is one of the most prestigious awards in design.
Content
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U1
Introduction
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About Me
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Influences
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U2
Illustrated Infographic: Concept and Visual Idea
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What Is an Illustrated Infographic?
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Softwares and Interfaces
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Concept, Visual Idea and Mood Board
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U3
Creating an Illustration Mixing 2D and 3D Tools
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Creating the Shape in Illustrator
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Turning a 2D Shape into a 3D Object
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Creating Geometric Shapes
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Texturing and Lighting
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Final Sketch
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Final Illustration 1
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Final Illustration 2
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Final Illustration 3
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U4
Finalising and Presenting Your Illustrated Infographic
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Designing the Infographic Layout
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How to Promote and Present Your Work
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FP
Final project
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Introduction to illustrated infographics
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tania_ro_dev
Buen curso, con mucho material y bien estructurado.
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estudio_to
muy buenoooo
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skidvisualscience
Such a pity, the software used for 3D, Cinema 4D, is quite expensive and just for a course I am not going to buy it. Although the software has a Lite trial version, the Create / Modelling / Spline mask used in the first lesson is already not available in the trial version. Unfortunately, I can't keep going with the course. I wish this had been done on Blender (open source) instead.
Thanks for putting it together in any case.
Best wishes,
Julia
sherryes
PlusExcelente curso, se aprende mucho, sobre todo para mi , que soy una principiante con el programa Cinema 4D, muchas gracias !
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manuel_web
perfecto
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