i am very passionate about newjeans (k-pop group) graphic design. especially their photobook and the lyrics inside. literally so creative and i'm so in love. i also really like the korean brand thence and their designs :)
here are 7 " niche design styles" that i like and honestly they are so good you will probably like them too: - dobem juice boxes, this is a brazillian juice brand and each flavor(?) has a different character for the fruit youre drinking and a simple bright color for each juice which makes the packaging look amazing (and cute). they also come with lots of funny text full of personality all around the box. there are even secret messages behind the juice boxe's ear its so cute fr - japans prefecture flags, idk what they mean but they look fire. each one resembles a very heavily stylized japanese character and it looks modern yet very good - iphone's default app icons, not really much to say here i think most ppl agree - gogo's crazy bones reboot, not sure if everyone is familiar with them but they were collectible toy characters around like the 2000s and early 10's with an amazing, slightly abstract art style and simple colors and patterns resembling street art and grafitti. they came in multiple series each one with a new cast of designs (the best ones being the extreme, cool and explorer gogos imo). some of these character designs are so good i actually cant believe i just wrote them off as another toy as a kid - road and street signs from around the globe, they seem to have a similar style no matter where you are on earth but still different enough that from the limited number of countries i have been i can tell i am not in brazil just from the vibe they transmit - the neography subreddit, i like how they combine their scripts and conlang ortography into cute little graphic designs - the fifa world cup city posters, idk
Here are my favorite "Niche designs" (may or may not be 7): 1. Borlas de Pastillas -Its the craft of making intricate cutouts out of crepe paper and using the cutout as packaging for the pastillas, a type of milk candy. The designs usually feature flowers and sometimes have silhouettes of houses and people. 2. Philippine Jeepney Signboards - Jeepneys are the typical local way to travel in the Philippines, so drivers would hang signboards on the window to show where their route is. The two main styles are: Handpainted letters in red/black/blue with yellow shapes in the background or a black background with blocky letters in neon colors like pink, green, or orange. 3. Ed Emberley's Big Green Drawing Book (specifically the 1972 version) - I remember buying this at a local flea market as a kid and being absolutely fascinated at how Ed Emberley could make animals, boats, and lighthouses out of simple shapes that kind of remind me of the Peanuts comics. The minimal color palette of green, black, and white, made the instructions easy to follow. This book may also be responsible for making green one of my favorite colors. 4. 100 Questions Filipino Kids Ask (the red book) - It was basically a trivia book filled with multiple art styles (both digital and traditional). A lot of the art styles were filled with curved fonts and kids with noodle arms, so it was fun to look at. 5. Locally Juice packaging - Locally's logo is just a whimsical font that looks handwritten, a lot of the fruit flavors have vibrant packaging colors like sky blue or seafoam green 6. King Choc Nut packaging - similar to how the White Rabbit candy is iconic, everyone in the country recognizes the red pinstripes and drop-shadowed font of this childhood classic. 7. Tarantadong Kalbo - He is a political comic artist and you can easily recognize his style with clean shapes and outlines with a pencil texture.
i love these vidoes bc i completely understand your thought process like when you see something that inspires you or hits that sweet spot in your brain it's not always a poster or cool branding sometimes it is just a cat on tiktok
the whole card design of the pokedex of the new pokemon was my favorite thing, include a little of good design can make something very fun or nice to the eye nice video Elliot, I like hearing you talk about the things that you're passionate about! 🤗
A super niche design style that I love (not so much typography) is the detailed graphic chef/ baker decals that are on windows of those small Viet bakeries. Usually the figure and the clothing of the chef is quite detailed, but the face is often just two dots for eyes, a nose and a line for a mouth! I find it absolutely hilarious that the artist spent time finessing the folds of the chef's clothing, and the tray of baked goods they're often holding, but seemingly only spent 2 second painting the face. Lmao. There aren't many shops/ shop fronts like this left but there some around Sydney still! This may only exist in Australia I'm not really sure, but I do love it. I wish I could attach a photo of what im talking about.
my favorite niche design style is the English subtitles from the songs Kilma, Shama, wozwald, etc. they're genuinely SO GOOD!!!! they're built into RUclips and are so nicely animated and match with the video, I forgot who originally added the subtitles but man are they awesome.
I rly like these! I bought a book of rave art (like tickets/flyers through the decades) once and its probably my niche design im passionate about, its got a real specific aesthetic
I love British seaside typography and design. It’s always fascinated me since I was a kid. (Who makes these and how did they choose fonts and colours and do the same people make them for ALL the seasides..?) Think saturated pink signs with candyfloss in curved font, giant life size ice-creams, fancy signage on Amusement arcades full of coloured bulbs.. and then there’s the aesthetic colour pops of candyfloss, stripy coloured “seaside rock”, buckets and spades, ice-cream menu signs, beach huts with pastel stripes, win a toy machines with rainbows of brightly coloured fluffy toys piled up. Our seasides often have an amusement park too with a colourful Big Wheel, Helter Skelter (a curly slide), and all sorts. Even Hook A Duck is aesthetic to me - so much yellow and almost a scatter pattern of orange beaks. I’m also into bed design! There are some amazing bunk and cabin beds out there.
i have watched like three of your videos and know you for a half of the day but you've already become my parasocial bestie and i adore everything you do (also wow your posters damn so cool......)
Great video! I always like finding new styles. Shirts that go hard is one of my favorite pages. Here are a few examples of styles that I really like: - Walter Wick's photographs for the I Spy books. I'm not sure how to contextualize how I fell about these photos, you just have to look at them. - The art for fast food bibs from the 90s. I have ones from both McDonalds and Chuck E. Cheese. The McDonalds bib style is very similar to the short children's books that they released. - The box and instructions for the amazon fire stick. Every single bit of space in the packaging is used to the fullest extent, and the instructions on how to set it up are very simple, yet still have a lot of detail (both in the text and the illustrations). It almost reminds me of the instructions for the wii. - The art on the "domino rally" or "domino express" sets from the 80s and 90s (both on the front and back). The front has a drawing of what the dominoes look like while set up in a smooth air brushy comic-book-esque style. And the back has a photo of what the dominoes look like set up in a completely dark room, with nothing in it except for the colorful dominoes and accessories. - 90s taco bell interior. There were squiggles everywhere, the main colors were purples, reds, teals, and pinks. The tables and booths have a very distinct pattern of lines. - On a similar note, the interiors of pizza places and this one buffet called "fresh choice" from the 90s and 2000s. There's just so much character there. I feel like this one is probably mostly due to nostalgia. - the water-filled electronics of the 2000s. Just look it up, it's so goofy but in a lovable "I want all of that" sort of way. - The pictures of food in cook books from the 50s-80s. They were both so warm, and so distant. I have similar feelings towards the photos of quilts and stuff from magazines of that time as well. - kitchenaid stand mixer ads from the 70s-80s. The table with a stand mixer on it in the void with some informative white text. This kind of branding was used for other appliances too. - rooms inside that are meant to imitate what the outside looks like. Like that one doomsday bunker in Nevada, or that one picture of a room that looks like the beach and has a ball pit that looks like water. - The old web (web 1.0). This period of time on the internet from the 90s to the early 00s is so special, because there weren't really any set design rules for websites at the time. Just pure chaos. I don't know if I would consider this a style though, since it's such a broad topic. - drive45 videos. They're so strange, but so enjoyable. - Gumby sets. A lot of times, it's just a pure white background, but the world that exists around the green clay guy is very distinct. - The heffalumps and woozles scene from winnie the pooh. I don't really see anything like it. The characters are moving in all sorts of ways, they're changing shape and size, the colors are moving all around in such a way that is so unique in its execution. - Noah Verrier paintings. He paints junk food with oil paint. The subversion of the very fancy looking art style and the very not fancy subject is very pleasant. - BennyCake videos. They make very cute and fancy looking cakes. The videos themselves are surprisingly eerie, though. Like the music and lighting and sounds and stuff. Sorry for the long comment! 'm excited to see your next video! :D
Here’s a list of maybe seven?: - Taiwan and Hong Kong fans ShangHai festival posters. A mix of music, tea, film, museums, and general culture fest, they have some good stuff. - There’s a magazine from China called children’s literature I read religiously as a child, they have slaying cover art, honestly maybe why I’m an artist today - Asian drinks branding. They’ve really been standing out on my local grocery shelves honestly slapping. - theatres. The few main ones I love are probs NY public theatre (they have funky type), almeida in the UK and donmar warehouse in the UK. Also so much good dramatic photography, gotta love that. - risograph colour swatches. Need I say more? - warning signs. All of them - Lego boxes. Maybe I’m just nostalgic but they’re so consistent, and have managed to adapt so well from series to series.
It doesn't really help us view what you're sharing... if you don't mention the names. What Chinese magazine? Examples of some Asian drinks? Any url's pointing to some cool festival posters?
i work in a cafe and sometimes i see the designs for produce boxes and there's something in the way they design those boxes that scratches an itch in my brain. maybe its the misalignment of colours during the printing process or the clip art-esque illustration of fruits and vegetables or the vibrant palette....... either way it so cool i hope the designer for these produce boxes are living a good life
I have binged so many video's since I found your channel. The movie poster video I found first because I am a film major myself. But I fell in love with every video! I hope people aren't mean to you in the comments anymore because your channel is AMAZING!!!! Love from Belgium
my braces bands aren’t ormco but they also have animals on the bags, just hyper-realistic ones (like an elephant, turtle, gorilla, sea lion, etc) very fun and i usually get the elephant which is my fav animal.
the quasi boards are rather unique amongst other board brands, they even poke fun at some gimmicky skate trends from the past, also, pass port has really nice boards too
got really exited from the very beginning of this video because i've had braces too and can definitely remember an adorable chipmunk on the packaging now, although it seemed like such information has disappeared from my brain a long time ago. thank you elliot!
I am obssessed with something really specific, Star Wars' tatooine architecture. It's incredible how weirdly not well documented the most iconic planet in star wars doesn't have a well catalogued architecture, Like, it is so cool, the weirdly round structures despite everything being made of sandstone. Also, rusted futuristic technology, but not the newest technology in universe!
I don't know how your channel is so small. I know nothing about design/art but I love watching you talk about it and seeing all the cools things you show
One of my favorite little reoccurring bits of graphic design are the Precure logos over in Japan. Each season is its own little self-contained story that is very heavily themed and a lot of that gets explored in some very fun ways in the logos
I was in stream recently and shared that I accidentally gave myself a baby mullet as well, and I have since graduated to full intentional mullet so I love this continued solidarity
I am extremely passionate about cast iron manhole covers on sewer access, telephone line maintaining spot or something, anyway, those cast iron lids on the street, i love them all
I had those elastics when I had braces in middle school! I did not expect to be blasted with nostalgia today haha. I still have a bunch of those packets all over the house years later.
woow you brought me back, with those elatics bags haha, I always liked the design when i was a kid, but i hated to put thoses evil elastics in my mouth haha
ive been doing this stuff for 3 years, i design merch, track art, posters and logos for mainly heavy bands and that. i have steady clients, and ive never not had work for like over 2 years at this point, but my ig has been capped at 1.5k since 2020 and its pretty soul crushing, i know my work is good but i never seem to have any social media growth at all no matter what i do, i dont really know where i was going with this comment to be honest, its sort of escaped me, but if anyones got any words of wisdom id love to hear x sick video elliot as always 💜
Random unrelated question, but have you ever had a client that only wanted justified text? At the company I am working for this is a struggle hahaah HYPENS, BAD KERNING, WEIRD SPACING, it just hurts. 😂 Also I love your videos, your style is so unique and very inspiring, I want my art style to be evident in my designs like yours! Don’t give up, your videos bring something so unique to RUclips!!
I really like the new jerseys! Think all of the branding looks very clean too. Know a lot of fans aren’t crazy about the new ‘M’ logo but it’s pretty cool in my opinion shrug
hey hey - you should check out a painter called Alex Colville whose paintings look like 2000s PC games but were painted in the 50s-70s! mind blowing + low key still trying to figure out if his paintings are some Big Internet Joke love what you're up to btw!
i am very passionate about newjeans (k-pop group) graphic design. especially their photobook and the lyrics inside. literally so creative and i'm so in love. i also really like the korean brand thence and their designs :)
Their graphic design and overall concepts are really cool! And their music is amazing
Jipie fellow bunnies
looks like a lot of other viewers are too!! very cool stuff
vintage indian matchboxes is another niche design i would like to recommend. They use very vibrant colors and really beautiful illustrations.
here are 7 " niche design styles" that i like and honestly they are so good you will probably like them too:
- dobem juice boxes, this is a brazillian juice brand and each flavor(?) has a different character for the fruit youre drinking and a simple bright color for each juice which makes the packaging look amazing (and cute). they also come with lots of funny text full of personality all around the box. there are even secret messages behind the juice boxe's ear its so cute fr
- japans prefecture flags, idk what they mean but they look fire. each one resembles a very heavily stylized japanese character and it looks modern yet very good
- iphone's default app icons, not really much to say here i think most ppl agree
- gogo's crazy bones reboot, not sure if everyone is familiar with them but they were collectible toy characters around like the 2000s and early 10's with an amazing, slightly abstract art style and simple colors and patterns resembling street art and grafitti. they came in multiple series each one with a new cast of designs (the best ones being the extreme, cool and explorer gogos imo). some of these character designs are so good i actually cant believe i just wrote them off as another toy as a kid
- road and street signs from around the globe, they seem to have a similar style no matter where you are on earth but still different enough that from the limited number of countries i have been i can tell i am not in brazil just from the vibe they transmit
- the neography subreddit, i like how they combine their scripts and conlang ortography into cute little graphic designs
- the fifa world cup city posters, idk
dobem boxes are absolutely ADORABLE! love them
you're a legend for this
@@welliot omg senpai replied :0
@@sunflowerbee7004 yessssssss
gogo's went crazy fr
Here are my favorite "Niche designs" (may or may not be 7):
1. Borlas de Pastillas -Its the craft of making intricate cutouts out of crepe paper and using the cutout as packaging for the pastillas, a type of milk candy. The designs usually feature flowers and sometimes have silhouettes of houses and
people.
2. Philippine Jeepney Signboards - Jeepneys are the typical local way to travel in the Philippines, so drivers would hang signboards on the window to show where their route is. The two main styles are: Handpainted letters in red/black/blue with yellow shapes in the background or a black background with blocky letters in neon colors like pink, green, or orange.
3. Ed Emberley's Big Green Drawing Book (specifically the 1972 version) - I remember buying this at a local flea market as a kid and being absolutely fascinated at how Ed Emberley could make animals, boats, and lighthouses out
of simple shapes that kind of remind me of the Peanuts comics. The minimal color palette of green, black, and white, made the instructions easy to follow. This book may also be responsible for making green one of my favorite colors.
4. 100 Questions Filipino Kids Ask (the red book) - It was basically a trivia book filled with multiple art styles (both digital and traditional). A lot of the art styles were filled with curved fonts and kids with noodle arms, so it was fun to look at.
5. Locally Juice packaging - Locally's logo is just a whimsical font that looks handwritten, a lot of the fruit flavors have vibrant packaging colors like sky blue or seafoam green
6. King Choc Nut packaging - similar to how the White Rabbit candy is iconic, everyone in the country recognizes the red pinstripes and drop-shadowed font of this childhood classic.
7. Tarantadong Kalbo - He is a political comic artist and you can easily recognize his style with clean shapes and outlines with a pencil texture.
i love these vidoes bc i completely understand your thought process like when you see something that inspires you or hits that sweet spot in your brain it's not always a poster or cool branding sometimes it is just a cat on tiktok
right?!?!?!??
The Le Puzz branding was done by a small studio called Little Troop, it's a beaut 👌🏼
bless! up there with my fav branding of ALL TIME it is everything i could ever ask for
@@welliot Agreed! It's LOVELY. The different elements and flexibility of the brand makes my little heart sing.
the whole card design of the pokedex of the new pokemon was my favorite thing, include a little of good design can make something very fun or nice to the eye
nice video Elliot, I like hearing you talk about the things that you're passionate about! 🤗
so good right!! the overally UI is pretty nice as well! the map is horrible though wowwwww
A super niche design style that I love (not so much typography) is the detailed graphic chef/ baker decals that are on windows of those small Viet bakeries. Usually the figure and the clothing of the chef is quite detailed, but the face is often just two dots for eyes, a nose and a line for a mouth! I find it absolutely hilarious that the artist spent time finessing the folds of the chef's clothing, and the tray of baked goods they're often holding, but seemingly only spent 2 second painting the face. Lmao. There aren't many shops/ shop fronts like this left but there some around Sydney still! This may only exist in Australia I'm not really sure, but I do love it. I wish I could attach a photo of what im talking about.
my favorite niche design style is the English subtitles from the songs Kilma, Shama, wozwald, etc. they're genuinely SO GOOD!!!! they're built into RUclips and are so nicely animated and match with the video, I forgot who originally added the subtitles but man are they awesome.
Yoooo! I remember those exact rubber bands and the whale one has the literal city of my old orthodontist, that’s wild.
this video is good, thanks sweet lil aussie art man
official job title
"Packaging Tape" caught me off guard ngl but yeah i agree
P.S. Just wanted to share Aelfric Eden because their aesthetic really does it for me
I rly like these! I bought a book of rave art (like tickets/flyers through the decades) once and its probably my niche design im passionate about, its got a real specific aesthetic
these designs are very human.
Why am i addicted to this channel, also where's the dog, is he okay?
Edit: nvm he's fine.
every now and then the youtube algo sends you a channel you know youll automatically sub to
I love British seaside typography and design. It’s always fascinated me since I was a kid. (Who makes these and how did they choose fonts and colours and do the same people make them for ALL the seasides..?) Think saturated pink signs with candyfloss in curved font, giant life size ice-creams, fancy signage on Amusement arcades full of coloured bulbs.. and then there’s the aesthetic colour pops of candyfloss, stripy coloured “seaside rock”, buckets and spades, ice-cream menu signs, beach huts with pastel stripes, win a toy machines with rainbows of brightly coloured fluffy toys piled up. Our seasides often have an amusement park too with a colourful Big Wheel, Helter Skelter (a curly slide), and all sorts. Even Hook A Duck is aesthetic to me - so much yellow and almost a scatter pattern of orange beaks. I’m also into bed design! There are some amazing bunk and cabin beds out there.
i have watched like three of your videos and know you for a half of the day but you've already become my parasocial bestie and i adore everything you do (also wow your posters damn so cool......)
Great video! I always like finding new styles. Shirts that go hard is one of my favorite pages. Here are a few examples of styles that I really like:
- Walter Wick's photographs for the I Spy books. I'm not sure how to contextualize how I fell about these photos, you just have to look at them.
- The art for fast food bibs from the 90s. I have ones from both McDonalds and Chuck E. Cheese. The McDonalds bib style is very similar to the short children's books that they released.
- The box and instructions for the amazon fire stick. Every single bit of space in the packaging is used to the fullest extent, and the instructions on how to set it up are very simple, yet still have a lot of detail (both in the text and the illustrations). It almost reminds me of the instructions for the wii.
- The art on the "domino rally" or "domino express" sets from the 80s and 90s (both on the front and back). The front has a drawing of what the dominoes look like while set up in a smooth air brushy comic-book-esque style. And the back has a photo of what the dominoes look like set up in a completely dark room, with nothing in it except for the colorful dominoes and accessories.
- 90s taco bell interior. There were squiggles everywhere, the main colors were purples, reds, teals, and pinks. The tables and booths have a very distinct pattern of lines.
- On a similar note, the interiors of pizza places and this one buffet called "fresh choice" from the 90s and 2000s. There's just so much character there. I feel like this one is probably mostly due to nostalgia.
- the water-filled electronics of the 2000s. Just look it up, it's so goofy but in a lovable "I want all of that" sort of way.
- The pictures of food in cook books from the 50s-80s. They were both so warm, and so distant. I have similar feelings towards the photos of quilts and stuff from magazines of that time as well.
- kitchenaid stand mixer ads from the 70s-80s. The table with a stand mixer on it in the void with some informative white text. This kind of branding was used for other appliances too.
- rooms inside that are meant to imitate what the outside looks like. Like that one doomsday bunker in Nevada, or that one picture of a room that looks like the beach and has a ball pit that looks like water.
- The old web (web 1.0). This period of time on the internet from the 90s to the early 00s is so special, because there weren't really any set design rules for websites at the time. Just pure chaos. I don't know if I would consider this a style though, since it's such a broad topic.
- drive45 videos. They're so strange, but so enjoyable.
- Gumby sets. A lot of times, it's just a pure white background, but the world that exists around the green clay guy is very distinct.
- The heffalumps and woozles scene from winnie the pooh. I don't really see anything like it. The characters are moving in all sorts of ways, they're changing shape and size, the colors are moving all around in such a way that is so unique in its execution.
- Noah Verrier paintings. He paints junk food with oil paint. The subversion of the very fancy looking art style and the very not fancy subject is very pleasant.
- BennyCake videos. They make very cute and fancy looking cakes. The videos themselves are surprisingly eerie, though. Like the music and lighting and sounds and stuff.
Sorry for the long comment! 'm excited to see your next video! :D
Here’s a list of maybe seven?:
- Taiwan and Hong Kong fans ShangHai festival posters. A mix of music, tea, film, museums, and general culture fest, they have some good stuff.
- There’s a magazine from China called children’s literature I read religiously as a child, they have slaying cover art, honestly maybe why I’m an artist today
- Asian drinks branding. They’ve really been standing out on my local grocery shelves honestly slapping.
- theatres. The few main ones I love are probs NY public theatre (they have funky type), almeida in the UK and donmar warehouse in the UK. Also so much good dramatic photography, gotta love that.
- risograph colour swatches. Need I say more?
- warning signs. All of them
- Lego boxes. Maybe I’m just nostalgic but they’re so consistent, and have managed to adapt so well from series to series.
It doesn't really help us view what you're sharing... if you don't mention the names. What Chinese magazine? Examples of some Asian drinks? Any url's pointing to some cool festival posters?
i work in a cafe and sometimes i see the designs for produce boxes and there's something in the way they design those boxes that scratches an itch in my brain. maybe its the misalignment of colours during the printing process or the clip art-esque illustration of fruits and vegetables or the vibrant palette....... either way it so cool i hope the designer for these produce boxes are living a good life
I really like dark maximalism with like earthy tones and vintage hardware i love it
I have binged so many video's since I found your channel. The movie poster video I found first because I am a film major myself. But I fell in love with every video! I hope people aren't mean to you in the comments anymore because your channel is AMAZING!!!! Love from Belgium
every video you make is such a vibe
in regards to custom packaging, especially tape, check out noissue :-) i think you'd have a banger of a time with packaging tape! also, fresh haircut!
yes noissue are very cool!
i never thought i would hear “back in the day on instagram” lmaooo
my braces bands aren’t ormco but they also have animals on the bags, just hyper-realistic ones (like an elephant, turtle, gorilla, sea lion, etc) very fun and i usually get the elephant which is my fav animal.
13:05 I admire your commitment to illusion by looking to your right.
felt like such a silly man doing it
@@welliot All in your head and not in your delivery. PRO
the quasi boards are rather unique amongst other board brands, they even poke fun at some gimmicky skate trends from the past, also, pass port has really nice boards too
got really exited from the very beginning of this video because i've had braces too and can definitely remember an adorable chipmunk on the packaging now, although it seemed like such information has disappeared from my brain a long time ago. thank you elliot!
I am obssessed with something really specific, Star Wars' tatooine architecture. It's incredible how weirdly not well documented the most iconic planet in star wars doesn't have a well catalogued architecture, Like, it is so cool, the weirdly round structures despite everything being made of sandstone. Also, rusted futuristic technology, but not the newest technology in universe!
There is a french brand of bouillon cubes named Kubor, and I find the design of the boxes so cool. Like, it's just bouillon cubes
In a similar vein to fish n chip shops, non-chain gas stations and convenience stores just grab my attention like no other
BROO THE RUBBER BANDS!! mine were lame! they were like these clipart tiny instruments on the bag
i love undertime slopper
I love undertime slopper
can't wait for 3d Elliot
those are the braces elastics i had!! i always thought they were neat & cute & fun. the size of the animal would indicate the heaviness of the elastic
daisuke condo is giving folk art, love it
I don't know how your channel is so small. I know nothing about design/art but I love watching you talk about it and seeing all the cools things you show
i am very passionate about you being my new favorite youtuber
liking the decor elliot!!
thank you!! rearranged everything yesterday too... i love interior design very fun
@@welliot elliot the RUclips taught interior designer LES GOOOOO
One of my favorite little reoccurring bits of graphic design are the Precure logos over in Japan. Each season is its own little self-contained story that is very heavily themed and a lot of that gets explored in some very fun ways in the logos
this brought back memories of going to the dentist and asking for a bag of foxes!! nice
I was in stream recently and shared that I accidentally gave myself a baby mullet as well, and I have since graduated to full intentional mullet so I love this continued solidarity
the mullet move is always a good move
8:48 the enslaved pokemon: yeah bro, cool
ive been obsessed with shirts that go hard since like august this is so cool
My sister has the rabbit version of the elastics and I always thought the design was cool
I LOVE UNDERTIME SLOPPER
oh the elastics slay
I am extremely passionate about cast iron manhole covers on sewer access, telephone line maintaining spot or something, anyway, those cast iron lids on the street, i love them all
Frutiger Aero has me by a chokehold
I had those elastics when I had braces in middle school! I did not expect to be blasted with nostalgia today haha. I still have a bunch of those packets all over the house years later.
Omg me too
i love the way you talk about the things you like and love!! Appreciate that you share all these cool stuff!!
the frugal aesthetic of graphic design
i have been defending spotify's 2021 stretch type with my chest!
I’ve been obsessed with 70s/80s springbok puzzles the photos and type are very cool. I think you’d like-esp if you like le puzz😊
These ones boppers
I could watch you talk about anything on your couch all day
An art style that I think you’d like is from the hylics series of games.
NEW ELLIOT NEW ELLIOT, MADE MY DAY
YES YES YES
someone i knew would give out shrooms in the ormco braces bags lol
yesss lets goooo designers with mullets gang 🤙🏻🤙🏻
LOV IT LOV IT LOV IT LOV IT
A+ video i really enjoy your commentary you’re so likable
i love underlime slopper
I love underlime slopper
I love these types of videos Elliot, keep it up!!
I love this guy
thats me!
woow you brought me back, with those elatics bags haha, I always liked the design when i was a kid, but i hated to put thoses evil elastics in my mouth haha
shirts that go hard my beloved
best page
i love everything about your channel
Holy shit, I had those brace elastics when I had braces.
Congrats on 60K!!
Never have I felt more like a hipster than the anger I felt that someone else on the planet knows about how much I love undertimeslopper
ive been doing this stuff for 3 years, i design merch, track art, posters and logos for mainly heavy bands and that. i have steady clients, and ive never not had work for like over 2 years at this point, but my ig has been capped at 1.5k since 2020 and its pretty soul crushing, i know my work is good but i never seem to have any social media growth at all no matter what i do, i dont really know where i was going with this comment to be honest, its sort of escaped me, but if anyones got any words of wisdom id love to hear x
sick video elliot as always 💜
Random unrelated question, but have you ever had a client that only wanted justified text? At the company I am working for this is a struggle hahaah HYPENS, BAD KERNING, WEIRD SPACING, it just hurts. 😂 Also I love your videos, your style is so unique and very inspiring, I want my art style to be evident in my designs like yours! Don’t give up, your videos bring something so unique to RUclips!!
Great content. Very unique and distinct style, wish you more success friend.
yesss i loved my seal elastics
theres this style of traditional ointment where they just have a picture of the guy who makes them like right on top
this is my favourite podcast
Very Unique style i've ever seen
Please continue this ❤️🔥
i had the rabbit orthodontic bands!! i loved the design and wish i still had the packets :(
DR TOOOTHYYY
I love looking for new sardine tin designs
Curious to know your thoughts on the brand refresh of the MN Twins babes all team? I worked on the launch event 🎉
I really like the new jerseys! Think all of the branding looks very clean too. Know a lot of fans aren’t crazy about the new ‘M’ logo but it’s pretty cool in my opinion shrug
There really was no need for elastics to go so hard
how was i robbed of those elastics as a child
Caw cow is also a tattoo artist. When he was in Melbourne I got two tattoos from him 😎
fuckkkkkk thats so cool
@@welliot 😎
look at frog skateboards designs
I want to like this video but it’s on 222 and I don’t want to ruin it sorry but I WILL LIKE LATER
You overtook LazerBeam for most ausie RUclipsr with that mullet 😂
hey hey - you should check out a painter called Alex Colville whose paintings look like 2000s PC games but were painted in the 50s-70s! mind blowing + low key still trying to figure out if his paintings are some Big Internet Joke
love what you're up to btw!
Ta długość odcinka :D
IF YOU HAVENT ALREADY you should watch 'Au Revoir, Jerome' by GOBELINS :)))
HELL YEAH MORE NICHE STYLES
i love ur videos so much they make me go: ARGH ARGAGHRGHA ARGHAGRHAGRHAG
i had a big gorilla on my rubber band packages probably because i never wore them lol
I wanna see you tie up the hair into a pony for some reason
lmaoooooooo i tried the man-bun back in the day for like a week and it was the worst thing i ever did
I recently came across halsey's new makeup brand af24, I think the logo/typography is stunning, would love to hear ur opinion of it
I have never heard of NRMA lol