Anyone who understands even the basics of print has a greater comprehension of design over those who strictly work digital. Print is still an active medium and will always be useful for things like business cards, posters, and book covers.
InDesign is unequivocally the best program to study for any print work ranging from style guides to letterheads and corporate flyers. Thankfully InDesign is meant to play with other programs like Photoshop and Illustrator, so if you’re already familiar with Adobe software then it shouldn’t present much of a hurdle. If you’ve ever wanted to get started learning print design then take some time to read through these free tutorials and try your hand at a couple projects.
Fashion Magazine
Digital Publishing with InDesign
Brochure Design
Book Cover Design
Linking Instances
Quick Text Wrap
Infographic Template
Party Place Cards
A5 Print Leaflet
Introduction to Typesetting
Fashion Magazine Cover
Hardcover Book
Invitation Design
Booklet Essentials
Wall Calendar
BBQ Flyer
White Space Principles
World Cup Poster
Page Sizes using InDesign
Custom Effect Styles
Post-Apocalyptic Movie Poster
Moodboard
Art Deco Menu
Victorian Halloween Poster
Thistle Infographic
CD Cover Design
InDesign Workflow
Fiction Book Cover
Cookbook Layout
Letterhead Design
Elegant Resume
Coffee Shop Menu
Book Template
Print-Ready Ad Design
Magazine Mockup
