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Overview

What happens in this tier

The 30-day graphic design Sprint teaches one core skill properly: designing clear social and ad graphics with Photoshop and Canva, built on layout, colour and typography. In one month you move from redesigning existing posts to finishing your first hands-on projects for a practice client, all online.

The month opens with design foundations. You take three real local ads, redesign them and explain every change in plain words. Photoshop comes next: layers, masks, background removal and cleaning up product photos. Canva then handles volume, and a short block on Adobe Firefly shows where AI saves time on concepts and where it gets text and hands wrong.

What Sprint leaves out matters as much. Illustrator, logo design and full brand identity sit in Track and Pro, because a month is too short to do them well alongside the basics. Sprint is where you prove to yourself that you can design, with real pieces to point at, before you commit to building a portfolio.

Who it's for. Choose Sprint if you are new to design and want a real skill in a month. Go for Track instead if you already need a portfolio to show clients or employers.

What you walk away with. You can take a simple brief and produce clean social and ad graphics in Photoshop and Canva, with your first real pieces to show.

In this tier

What exactly you cover

  • Design foundations in practiceRedesigning three real local ads to learn hierarchy, white space, colour and type pairing by fixing someone else’s mistakes.
  • Photoshop essentialsLayers, masks, selections and retouching, used to clean product photos, remove backgrounds and combine images into one ad.
  • Canva for fast outputTemplates and a brand kit you build yourself, so a week of posts takes an afternoon instead of three days.
  • AI concepts with Adobe FireflyGenerating and extending backgrounds, spotting AI errors, and checking usage rights before an AI image goes into client work.
  • Platform sizes and file formatsGetting dimensions and formats right for Instagram, Facebook and TikTok so nothing you deliver arrives blurry or cropped.

You will build

What you will have made

  • A redesign set: three local ads before and after, each with a short note on what changed and why
  • A Photoshop product ad built from several images for a practice client
  • A week of on-brand social posts produced in Canva from your own brand kit

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FAQ

Questions about AI-Powered Graphic Design Sprint

Is 30 days enough to learn graphic design?

Thirty days is enough to learn the fundamentals and one working toolset, which is what Sprint sets out to do. Mastering logos, vector work and brand systems as well takes longer, so those come in the 45-day Track and 60-day Pro.

Which software do I need for the Sprint?

You need Adobe Photoshop, a Canva account and access to Adobe Firefly, on a laptop or desktop that meets Photoshop’s published system requirements. Check those requirements before you register. A mouse makes selection work easier; a drawing tablet is optional.

How many hours a day does the design Sprint take?

Live session times come with each batch’s details, so check them against your week first. Plan extra practice on top, because most progress in Sprint comes from redoing a layout after feedback, not from watching one being made.