Learn how to use modern AI tools for creative ideation, image generation, editing, social media designs, advertising creatives and visual content. Combine AI-assisted workflows with design fundamentals such as typography, layout, colour, composition and brand consistency. Explore current Adobe innovations and build practical design outputs with guided training.
Course content: November 2026
01 · Understand the tools
02 · Work on practical briefs
03 · Review and improve
Guided learning at O7 Services.
Contact O7 Services to confirm current course duration, batch schedule, fees and tool availability.
AI design tools help creatives generate ideas, explore visual directions, edit images, remove or replace elements, create variations and accelerate production. They are most useful when guided by a designer who understands the brief, audience and visual purpose.
AI can assist with moodboards, concept exploration, background generation, image retouching, product scenes, social media content and campaign variations. Composition, typography, hierarchy, contrast, brand consistency and accessibility still need human judgement.
At Adobe MAX on November 10, 2026, Adobe announced expanded Creative Agent workflows, Firefly Design (beta), Firefly Graph (beta), Photoshop Relight and Generative Restyle, plus new capabilities across Premiere and InDesign. Adobe Research highlighted further experimental creative technologies on November 12.
Firefly Design brings raster, vector, motion, 3D and print workflows onto one canvas. Firefly Builder is a private-beta design-to-code prototyping experience. Photoshop Relight and Generative Restyle add AI-assisted image editing controls. Availability differs: some capabilities are generally available, some are beta, and others are previews or private beta.
Designers are expected to create more content across more formats while maintaining quality and a recognisable brand identity. AI-assisted workflows can help explore options and speed up selected production tasks.
At O7 Services, the course focuses on using AI as part of a complete creative workflow. Learn when to generate, when to edit manually and how to prepare final assets for social media, advertising, web and print use.
AI expands the designer's toolkit; it does not remove the need for design principles, review and creative direction.
| Approach | Main role | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional design | Designer creates and edits assets directly | Precise layouts, brand systems, illustration and detailed editing |
| AI-assisted design | Designer directs AI tools and refines generated outputs | Concept exploration, image variations, retouching and production support |
| Generative creative workflow | Designer combines prompts, references, models and editing controls | Moodboards, campaign concepts, visual assets and creative variations |
Learn with practical briefs and a workflow that combines creative fundamentals with current AI-assisted tools.
Create promotional creatives, social posts, banners and campaign assets.
Explore popular AI tools and understand their capabilities and limitations.
Apply typography, layout, colour, hierarchy and brand consistency.
Discuss licensing, originality, client approval and appropriate AI disclosure.
Learn through guided design exercises and practical feedback. Contact the team for trainer details and current batch availability.
The aim is to build a repeatable process: understand the brief, direct the tool, evaluate the output, refine the design and prepare a professional deliverable.
Training examples can be adapted for beginner learners and working designers. Tool access and the exact feature set will be confirmed for each batch.
A practical learning path from design foundations to AI-assisted creative production.
| Module | Topics | Practical outcome |
|---|---|---|
| 1. AI in creative design | Generative AI concepts, capabilities, limitations and ethical use | Understand where AI fits in the design workflow |
| 2. Prompting for visuals | Subject, style, composition, lighting, colour, mood and aspect ratio | Write clear visual prompts |
| 3. Adobe Firefly | Text-to-image, generative editing, references and creative workflows | Generate and refine visual concepts |
| 4. Photoshop AI workflows | AI-assisted editing, object removal, image adjustments and compositing | Refine images while preserving control |
| 5. Illustrator and vector workflows | Vector design concepts, brand assets and AI-assisted ideation | Prepare scalable graphic assets |
| 6. Canva and rapid content | Templates, layout adaptation and AI-assisted content variations | Create platform-specific marketing designs |
| 7. Social media and advertising | Post formats, campaign creatives, ad variants and visual storytelling | Produce a small campaign set |
| 8. Product and promotional visuals | Product scenes, background treatments and visual consistency | Develop promotional product assets |
| 9. Adobe MAX 2026 updates | Firefly Design and Graph beta, Creative Agent, Photoshop Relight and Generative Restyle, Premiere and InDesign updates | Understand current AI workflows and feature release status |
| 10. Brand consistency and portfolio | Typography, colour systems, quality review, presentation and export | Present a completed design project |
Build on AI design skills with complementary creative and marketing courses.
Strengthen typography, composition, layout and professional design software skills.
Learn user research, wireframes, interface systems and usability.
Understand campaigns, audience, content strategy and performance.
Explore AI-assisted video, audio and content production.
Course duration, fees and batch availability are confirmed by the O7 Services training team.
| Discuss with our team | What will be confirmed |
|---|---|
| Course track | Recommended learning path based on your design experience |
| Duration and schedule | Available duration, class timings and batch schedule |
| Fees and payment | Current fee, payment terms and applicable offers |
| Software access | Required accounts, subscription needs and tool availability |
| Project work | Creative briefs and expected portfolio deliverables |
Anyone interested in combining graphic design with AI-assisted creative tools can benefit.
Basic computer skills and an interest in visual communication are recommended. Existing design experience helps with advanced editing and production exercises.
AI tools complement existing creative skills and can help designers contribute to a wider range of digital projects.
| Role or activity | How the skills can help | Important foundations |
|---|---|---|
| Graphic Designer | Explore concepts, create variations and speed up selected edits | Typography, composition and design software |
| Social Media Designer | Adapt creative assets for multiple channels and formats | Brand voice, platform specs and visual hierarchy |
| Digital Marketing Executive | Develop ad concepts and campaign creative variations | Audience, messaging and campaign objectives |
| Content Creator | Create and refine visual assets for content | Storytelling, originality and audience relevance |
| Freelancer | Prototype visual directions and improve production workflows | Client briefs, licensing and quality control |
Help marketing and creative teams explore how AI-assisted tools can support campaign ideation, visual asset production and content adaptation while maintaining brand standards.
Contact O7 Services to discuss a workshop suited to your team's tools and creative requirements.
Explore feedback about O7 Services and speak with the training team about practical learning, course delivery and batch details.
It teaches designers to use AI tools for ideation, image generation, editing, layout exploration and creative production while retaining visual judgement and manual control.
Examples include Adobe Photoshop AI features, Illustrator, Adobe Firefly, Adobe Express, Canva AI and selected generative image tools. The exact tools depend on current availability and the batch plan.
Adobe announced Firefly Design beta, Firefly Graph beta, expanded Creative Agent workflows, Photoshop Relight and Generative Restyle, and new capabilities across Premiere and InDesign.
No. Adobe's November 2026 announcements distinguish generally available features, beta releases and private beta previews. Access may depend on product, plan and rollout.
AI can speed up ideation and repetitive tasks, but designers remain responsible for concept, composition, typography, brand consistency, art direction and final quality.
Basic design knowledge is useful. Beginners can learn design fundamentals alongside guided AI workflows.
The course is designed around practical creative briefs and outputs. Confirm the current batch's portfolio deliverables with O7 Services.
Contact O7 Services for current fees, batch timings and course duration.
Discuss the current batch, practical projects and course schedule with our training team.
