Graphic Design & Digital Art
Combine technology and artistic expression. In this course, kids and teenagers aged 10 to 17 study visual composition rules, typography matching, professional vector drawing techniques, photo manipulation, and user interface (UI/UX) basics.
Overview & Description
Every product we buy, app we open, and poster we see has been touched by a graphic designer. Graphic design is more than just drawing; it is a communication process that uses visual layouts to solve problems and share ideas.
At Algorithmics Omole, students explore the core pillars of visual communication. By learning how color palettes influence feelings, how font choices establish hierarchy, and how vector shapes construct professional logos, students translate creative concepts into stunning digital projects.
Detailed Curriculum
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01
Foundations of Visual Design
Understanding colors, typography scales, page balance, negative space, and branding rules.
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02
Vector Illustration & Digital Art
Drawing vector paths, combining shapes (Pathfinder), adjusting stroke variables, and exporting assets.
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03
Image Processing & Retouching
Manipulating layer properties, cropping details, color balancing, and compiling multi-asset collage posters.
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04
UI/UX & App Interface Wireframing
Designing navigation layouts, button components, screen flows, and compiling interactive prototypes.
Learning Outcomes
Visual Composition
Arrange visual elements balancing colors, sizes, shapes, and alignments effectively.
Brand Building
Construct cohesive brand packages including custom logos, color sheets, and flyers.
UI/UX Mindset
Map mobile interface screens, focusing on user journeys and interactive menus.
Sample Student Projects
Corporate Brand Logo Pack
A package containing custom logo designs, typography sheets, and brand color swatches.
Social Media Marketing Campaign
A set of high-resolution digital flyers designed for web feeds, utilizing modern layers and assets.
Mobile App Layout Mockup
A clean, visual UI mockup of a food delivery mobile app interface showing primary flow pathways.