Adobe InDesign CC for Beginners: How to Bring in images and create graphics

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As with any other graphic design tool, you need to bring files and images into the program so you can design your project. But what make’s Adobe InDesign CC different from other program is Place Command. It makes life easier and more productive when you are placing your images.

Adobe InDesign CC for Beginners: How to Bring in images and create graphics

Once again Adobe does a great job at introducing new users to their products. In the Adobe InDesign CC for Beginner series, they have a five part video series that will teach you how to create a two-page, tri-fold brochure in landscape orientation. For the next five weeks I will be sharing these great videos before moving into more advance InDesign CC tutorials.

For the second tutorial, the author shows us how to add existing images to the brochure using InDesign’s Place command. Then learn how to draw and stylize a line to separate and highlight your content.The video is called Design your own professional, print-ready brochure and it’s a short 4 minute video on getting started with InDesign CC.