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I agree! Exploring other ai options

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I don't have the editable file now to remove the music. But after checking the comments, I realised that I didn't test the video on headphones/earphones and relied just on the laptop speaker for testing. But thank you for sharing. Will keep a note of this for future content.

Thank you, I am glad you think so!

I am glad you liked it. Thank you for sharing your feedback regarding audio. Will improve it in further videos

You're very welcome! I'm glad you found the explanation helpful. Greetings to Ethiopia! 🌍🇪🇹

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Thank you, I am glad you liked it!

@@sketchime Yes, of course because I am a graphic designer student. APEEJAY STYA UNIVERSITY

@@taufeeqkhan7020 That's great! Feel free to share with your fellow mates in case they find it helpful too

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Sure, will do

Yes, that's true

Glad you spotted something new :)

I think we should add variety to the extent that it adds visual interest and yet keeps the design look cohesive. It's about adding flair without sacrificing unity. When the unity starts to get sacrificed, it's a sign for us to take a step/s back. While designing, I try to leverage it by thinking about the ideas I want to highlight. I shortlist 1 idea and use it to add variety. I add more if needed but that has to be purposeful. Adding multiple ideas in one design can create clutter instead of driving attention. Good designers work towards adding things that add value and knowing when to stop. I hope this was helpful.

Variety and rhythm design principles both contribute to visual interest, variety emphasizes differences, while rhythm focuses on repeating elements to create a sense of flow and continuity. Design principles are closely knitted and work with each other to enhance the outcome. I will release rhythm video today. I hope it will help you understand this better. And even post that if you have any questions, let me know

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Thank you Mangesh for supporting! And I am glad you found these helpful

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I am glad you liked it. Regarding the links, I pulled in a lot of images from various sources and since the images were a lot, I am afraid I didn't keep a track of reference links. But I think majority of them should be from Google, pinterest, designspiration I guess

Much Thanks! that reply was Fast! Wish you a Happy New Year! and hope you do well with your Channel.@@sketchime

@@traditionalzen Thanks and happy new year!!

Observation, exploration and practice can help. Observe other designers' work and see what's one thing that's grabbing your attention the most. This will help in strengthening our sub conscious mind. Next explore new stuff related to design. It could be new concepts, terms, ideas etc. Try to use these in your projects. Pick any one of your explorations and use it as a theme for your design. And practice always improves a man :) Reading books helps a lot in developing our brain. I hope this was helpful

@@sketchime thank you so much but uncle design not a accepted new design ideas and new design thinking 🤔

Indeed!!

Glad you find it helpful! Do share it with your friends and fellow designers 🙂

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Glad to hear that :)

I am glad you liked the content and Thank you Pradeep for sharing the suggestions. I will surely work on the points listed.

Interesting thought! Do share if you come across something interesting while researching on this.

Western movements were dominant in setting global trends because of industrial revolution, tech advancements, historical, socio-economic and cultural factors. But there was stuff happening in other countries. I am curious to know what you find.

Hi Sameen, I haven't read any book so far that particularly covers semiotics. But will share in case I come across any.

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Glad you found it helpful!

@@sketchime future video suggestion: typography deep dive, explaining concepts like justified, left flush right rag, river, orphan, widow, tracking, kerning, etc.

@@tbonethugg Sure, will add this to the list