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Seems very logical and functional
Ответитьfajne!
Ответитьman I'm learning art direction with you. I am trying to become a mini satori padawan
ОтветитьThanks so much for your informative tutorials. They are enjoyable easy to understand
Ответитьglad i found this channel
ОтветитьAs a common people without any academic-based design background, it is mindblowing for me just to see that simple adjustment like rotating some objects or moving it somewhere else can cause a great impact to the final result.
ОтветитьI hate the artstyle in examples 2 and 4 so very much, it's ugly and annoying and it's everywhere.
ОтветитьThis is the best type of content for someone who knows how to design but isn't creative enough and indecisive. Thank you for this type of video.
ОтветитьThanks for the video man, I'm just starting out as a designer and it helped me a lot. ❤ Keep up the good work. 🔥
ОтветитьAs always, excellent content. Thank you!
ОтветитьVery useful, man. Thanks!
ОтветитьGreat tips but can we also fix the girl's broken left arm in design 2? Her backwards hand makes me subconsciously uncomfortable...
Ответитьyou're forgetting the rule of cool
ОтветитьI liked the fact that you ask the audience first,☺️☺️☺️ that was a nice detail. 💕
ОтветитьI do some web design since 6 years, just for fun, or for some projects, your lessons are incredible !
ОтветитьSubjective, in that I (as a graphic designer) can come in and do some more changes that 'you didn't see' and give reasons as solid as yours.
ОтветитьIt's close to impossible to adjust proper kerning for online text so pretty much all titles suffer from bad typography, which is allowed to go unchallenged and has not been addressed for decades now - thanks wordpress!
ОтветитьWhat’s a point of adding social media icons if they are not clickable and there are no handles next to them?! I don’t think it’s good design.
ОтветитьGreat you solved one headache for me, thanks
ОтветитьCan you tell me background music name
ОтветитьWhile I agree keeping the nav menu aligned with the site header, that could be difficult to implement depending on the framework, especially when considering responsive design. Speaking of, why do designers still design web comps for desktop when 80-90% of the time websites are accessed from a phone? What happened to mobile first?
ОтветитьIts crazy that this is free but also what does this say about me if I correctly guessed what was supposed to change before you said it? Maybe I should study this?
Ответитьwow dude, you are really good
ОтветитьAn interesting real world problem with the first design (real world as in you might be dealing with things beyond design). Is the image that the designer tilted a real design at the Exhibition and are you allowed to alter that original design's orientation? The example is good and ignore what I'm saying for the benefit of the video, but I"m saying sometimes designers are locked into limitations they have to design their way out of - could be an interesting video as well. I've been designing for 25 years and pretty much every design for a client needs some sort of black and white problem solved like this :) Sometimes a designer can't use every option in the book but have to design around limitations, sometimes legal ones.
Ответитьam i the 1 million sub ?
ОтветитьWhich software you have use for vidio editing?
ОтветитьWe need more of these videos
ОтветитьI have to admit, the first image on the left is more pleasing to the eye, better balance. The hand on the right seems mishapen, disproportionate. The feeling is downward, not upward, as if the bulb is falling into the palm. My eyes are drawn downward to the palm. It doesn't encourage me to look up to the title. Perhaps my view is too elemental. On the 2nd image, I would stagger the title to the tag line instead of lining up, having it justify right with the end of the FINANCE. Because the arm is chunky, I would have gone with the slab serif. The image has a thickness to it. Contrast, thin to thick, maybe, but when it comes to finances, we want to think of expanding, growth, and historically (meaning real history) it was the wealthy merchant that was full of girth. Think Henry the VIII (I know he wasn't a merchant). I was going to suggest circle icons because of the circle of the food/cucs. Squares are sharp. That isn't a good contrast for food.
ОтветитьThank you for your sharing
ОтветитьI’m a fairly new graphic designer and I was able to catch those small tweaks and solutions before you said them. I felt super proud when you got to design #3 because I immediately said that I would change it to circles and that’s what you did 😁
ОтветитьLove You, Satori.
ОтветитьNo, this actually looks really bad and i dislike it
ОтветитьNice but your sound is awful.👍
ОтветитьThank's man! Your work its fantastic!
Ответитьamazingly amazing. thank you
ОтветитьThe all caps on the finance graphic is too intimidating.
Ответитьthank you for everything Satori, these have dot about design tecnics. Can you record about social media new popularity design concept?
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ОтветитьAs a photographer, the first design does not work with the flow you are explaining. It either works from the hand towards the Top-Left (so far so good) and when it gets to the light bulb it follows the vertical axis of the light bulb (so from Bottom-Left to Top-Right), or viceversa (from the top of the light bulb to the junction with the hand to the Bottom-Right corner of the page). In no way my attention is drawn to the small text in the Top-Left corner of the page
ОтветитьHow to get 100% first and same looking point on these posters? Put there boobz or azz :D
ОтветитьSuper amazing
ОтветитьI’ll take Amateur over problematic any time.
Ответитьthanks boss you are the best
ОтветитьI think the first one is not the example of “flow” principle. It would be “balancing” principle
ОтветитьIn the fourth design I'd also move the search bar to be centered on its half of the screen. For some reason its causing my eyes to be pulled immediately there because it feels out of place
ОтветитьCongratulations for the great content
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