I hope all is well and I hope everyone is having a wonderful day. Today, I have decided to share this phenomenal tutorial from VTC.com You can read further info at their website. Without further ado, I bring to you . . .

The Virtual Training Company (VTC) started in California’s Silicon Valley in 1996.

VTC grew quickly over the next three years and relocated first in 1999 to the beautiful town of Winchester, Virginia. In 2005, the company migrated to Stephens City, Virginia.

The company was founded by British born Mark Vernon who started producing CD-based training for Apple software. The format on the CDs – narrated QuickTime movies that take a user through the steps of learning complex software applications was very well received. Soon after, VTC began producing training for Windows software.

The VTC Online University went live in 1999.

In the last few years, VTC has opened offices in UK, Australia, France, South Africa, and India.

The company continues to expand by consistently producing affordable training materials for computer software.

VTC has also developed a fully fledged Learning Content Management System (LCMS) for improved content delivery, delivered as either a hosted system or as Open Source (eduslide.com).

VTC is truly a company made up of individuals who are here because we choose to be here. We are all having the time of our lives and we are glad that you are with us.

VTC.com – Ad0be Illustrator CS5 | 443 MB
Genre: eLearning

Adobe Illustrator CS5 is the latest version of the industry standard vector drawing application. Now with new features such as the Perspective Tool, the Bristle Brush, Beautiful Strokes and new drawing modes, there are more tools than ever for the creation of stunning art. Professional illustrator, television animation art director and writer Dwayne Ferguson takes you on an in-depth look at Illustrator CS5, taking you through the tools you’ll need to master it quickly. The end of the course includes three fun yet practical hands-on projects. Work Files are included.

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To whom it may concern: Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Jeremy Darko.  As far back as I can remember I always wanted to make a difference utilizing my talents & creativity. After arduous struggles,  I came to the conclusion that I would like to begin my own creative endeavors.

I am self-employed as a graphic designer, specializing in the fields of corporate identity (logo) design, web design, print design and branding with the majority of my time spent offering creative tips & inspiration of how we can “Creativity Takes Courage” which is focused on how individuals can accomplish their ideals by overcoming their fear of adversity and embracing their creativity.

In order to assist with initiating my enterprise I need your help! We will be rapidly expanding and look forward to making progress.  I am looking for bloggers/journalists as well as musicians, artists, dancers & anyone that is applying their creativity to make a difference in society.  I want to ideally bring about a revolution amongst society. The main focus of this campaign is to raise awareness to show how we can accomplish anything that we set our mind to by utilizing our creativity.

I am also accepting small donations to assist in our endeavors.  I’m asking you to believe, not just in my conviction to bring about metamorphosis. I’m asking you to believe in yours. We’re launching a major effort to build a new multi-media studio one which can act as a hub of activity for anyone with an independent disposition and a beacon for those who seek a chance to build great things alongside other creative individuals.

It will be open to all, where designers, freelancers, students, artists and those who with creative passion can gather to collaborate, socialize, teach, learn, play and work.

Together we’re building an affordable place where people can work happier, be more successful and thrive in San Fransico, CA. We can accomplish our ideals by overcoming our fears and embracing our creativity. You don’t have to be a hero to feel invincible. Creativity Takes Courage.

You can donate directly via PayPal via the button I have posted below of Courage the Cowardly Dog. Click the picture and it will take you directly to the form. We’re launching a major effort to build a new multi-media studio one which can act as a hub of activity for anyone with an independent disposition and a beacon for those who seek a chance to build great things alongside other creative individuals.

It will be open to all, where designers, freelancers, students, artists and those who with creative passion can gather to collaborate, socialize, teach, learn, play and work.

Together we’re building an affordable place where people can work happier, be more successful and thrive in San Fransico, CA. We can accomplish our ideals by overcoming our fears and embracing our creativity. You don’t have to be a hero to feel invincible. Creativity Takes Courage.

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