The way you break down complex concepts into understandable lessons has not only enhanced my skills but also ignited my passion for design. I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into each video. Thank you for being such an inspiring educator! I look forward to learning more from you.
I’m new to your channel and watched some of the series and so far I’m learning tons! Thank you for sharing really. also those jokes are killing me . lool 😂
I think you have done a great job. I have benefitted tremendously from this video by showing us from this simple exercise of how many variations a symmetrical balance can have. My graphics design teacher did not even show us these. It really puts them to shame and also telling me how little I know even after I have done research into layout design.
When I was in school, they too didn’t do a deep dive on concepts, but now that I have experience, I share it with a larger audience that could use the knowledge.
Algo clave en el equilibrio asimetrico es que exista un centro de interes que domine la obra, y los otros elementos sean su soporte. Si no hubiera un punto de interes, es decir, un elemento que resalte entre la variedad, no se generaria un orden ni una unidad, por ende no seria "lindo", o no estaria "balanceado". Muchas veces la resolucion de la tension se debe a que no hay un punto de interes en la composicion, entonces nos quedamos "esperando algo". Pasa eso en las composiciones donde hay mucho ritmo y muchos elementos que ocupan toda la obra, pero no hay un punto de interes concreto que domine.
Yes, you are absolutely correct!! This leans into the hierarchy principle. Whenever I finish all of the principles, I will close the loop on how they all work together.
What books teach all of these. Can you suggest some books where I can learn best practices like you taught here. Or is it your experience. Any way I'm going to note down all these pointers but please suggest atleast 2-3 books through which I can learn these
Hello, unfortunately, I don’t have a list of books for the design principles. I learned through experience. I’m trying to teach them in a way that hopefully makes them more approachable. I think it’s a matter of designing and getting constant feedback so you can see what to look out for when you’re designing.
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The way you break down complex concepts into understandable lessons has not only enhanced my skills but also ignited my passion for design. I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into each video.
Thank you for being such an inspiring educator! I look forward to learning more from you.
Thanks so much for the comment. I'm really enjoy creating content for the channel. As long as people find value, it's all worth it ❤️
I struggled understanding assymetrical design but I got it with your video !
That’s so great to hear!! 🙌🙌🙌
thank you sp much bro
You got it bro. Thanks for watching!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
Great explanations and examples....refreshing!!
love your content! Also, love the anglepoise- glad i found your channel :)
Thank you so much! Finally able to get the content I've been wanting to. It's nice to hear that it's well-received!
Thank you for the insight - your approach to teaching is refreshing and welcoming.
Thank you so much! Trying to finish the full series for this. 😬
This is really really well done, practical examples of graphic design principles. Please do more!
Thank you so much! I’m working on the full series. Stay tuned!
Thanks for sharing
Excellent.
Thank you so much for sharing these, very nice tutorials, explanations and examples 👌
I appreciate that! Trying my best to make design more approachable. Glad you’re enjoying the content!
Enjoyed this! Helpful seeing your thought process and design decisions.
You are awesome!!!
Thank you 🙏 ❤️
Truly a gem, thank you so much! ✨️🙌
Thank you for watching! ❤️🙏🏽
Very helpful ❤ I will watch all your videos.
Thank you so much! 🙏
Always something new to learn, love the simple yet informative breakdown of your skills and techniques!
Glad you enjoyed it! 💙
Thank you 🙏❤️
I’m new to your channel and watched some of the series and so far I’m learning tons! Thank you for sharing really.
also those jokes are killing me . lool 😂
Welcome and thank you! It’s nice to know there are smiles on the other side of the camera! 🤗😁🤓 let me know if there’s any topics you want covered!
wow I have a long way to go 😄 thanks
We all go on the same long journey. No matter where you're at, just enjoy it along the way ❤️
Wow! So interesting. I've watched the whole video and I'm not even a graphic designer.
Whoa, that's so cool. It's nice to hear that design can reach new audiences. Thank you! 🙏
I think you have done a great job. I have benefitted tremendously from this video by showing us from this simple exercise of how many variations a symmetrical balance can have. My graphics design teacher did not even show us these. It really puts them to shame and also telling me how little I know even after I have done research into layout design.
When I was in school, they too didn’t do a deep dive on concepts, but now that I have experience, I share it with a larger audience that could use the knowledge.
Algo clave en el equilibrio asimetrico es que exista un centro de interes que domine la obra, y los otros elementos sean su soporte. Si no hubiera un punto de interes, es decir, un elemento que resalte entre la variedad, no se generaria un orden ni una unidad, por ende no seria "lindo", o no estaria "balanceado". Muchas veces la resolucion de la tension se debe a que no hay un punto de interes en la composicion, entonces nos quedamos "esperando algo". Pasa eso en las composiciones donde hay mucho ritmo y muchos elementos que ocupan toda la obra, pero no hay un punto de interes concreto que domine.
Yes, you are absolutely correct!! This leans into the hierarchy principle. Whenever I finish all of the principles, I will close the loop on how they all work together.
What books teach all of these. Can you suggest some books where I can learn best practices like you taught here. Or is it your experience. Any way I'm going to note down all these pointers but please suggest atleast 2-3 books through which I can learn these
Hello, unfortunately, I don’t have a list of books for the design principles. I learned through experience. I’m trying to teach them in a way that hopefully makes them more approachable. I think it’s a matter of designing and getting constant feedback so you can see what to look out for when you’re designing.
Hi po! Can't download the project files. What should I do po?
Thank youuu
Hello! The link should be working, but I also uploaded here temporarily: we.tl/t-2tYALIg1WH
Have fun with it!
@@tirsogamboa thank you po❤️