@@SatoriGraphicsI literally love your videos, but sometimes it feels like too long and too hard, idk, maybe I'm not the only one, maybe you could do a shorter videos and/or make part 1,2,3,4 etc? Because I now some other design channels and they put one tutorial into Parts and it is kinda more refreshing to start with first part of the finish it and feel like you did it. Kinda like with movies and episode series, for some reason it is easier to watch 20 minute episode and not 1.5 hour movie, maybe it is the same here, 3-5 min episode, not the full 15 min video. Thank you for your work! Love you man! ❤
One of the things about being an in-house designer is that your client is also your boss, so it can be doubly hard to teach them, especially when they are hard headed
The "'Educating Clients"' segment was reassuring for me to watch. I've always thought the same thing and I've had encounters where I would explain to someone what being a designer is and they would strongly argue that "The customer is always right"' no matter what. It was especially frustrating with this older dude who was convinced he knew how the world works and argued with me for half an hour that educating a customer is arrogance and bad customer service practice and how anyone who believes otherwise doesn't deserve to be employed... (I need to find designer friends lol) Story aside, thanks for the informative video! Timeless value.
Excellent, as always. First graphic design channel I'd come across a year and a half ago. Have learned so much from you. Thank you so much, Tom. From India.
Thank you for the great tips. Gotta say though, I understand the idea behind the brain poster, the way explained, but it could possibly also be interpreted as brain soap/brain wash.
Thanks! I write all of the scripts and ideas for my videos. I suggest some scenes or direction, and then I work with a very talented editor on motion graphics. Then finally I edit everything together
Satori continues being the most underrated graphic design channel on here 🔥
Appreciate that lol, algorithm not my friend obviously
@@SatoriGraphicsI literally love your videos, but sometimes it feels like too long and too hard, idk, maybe I'm not the only one, maybe you could do a shorter videos and/or make part 1,2,3,4 etc? Because I now some other design channels and they put one tutorial into Parts and it is kinda more refreshing to start with first part of the finish it and feel like you did it. Kinda like with movies and episode series, for some reason it is easier to watch 20 minute episode and not 1.5 hour movie, maybe it is the same here, 3-5 min episode, not the full 15 min video. Thank you for your work! Love you man! ❤
@@cry2love bro... It's 15 min... Gold fish attention span?
@@joaosamauricio5976 yes 🤣go to your watch history and look how many short videos you watched compared with longer ones.
I don't think he's underrated. He has over 1.2 million subscribers lol
Wonderful, again, Tom! When's that graphic design course coming out? ✨
I need time to make those kind of videos, but maybe in 1-2 weeks 👍
Thank you for the information, im graphic designer, but im beginner. This help me to be better. You have a great skills.
Glad it was helpful!
One of the things about being an in-house designer is that your client is also your boss, so it can be doubly hard to teach them, especially when they are hard headed
I love you brother ❤
Cheers my man
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The "'Educating Clients"' segment was reassuring for me to watch.
I've always thought the same thing and I've had encounters where I would explain to someone what being a designer is and they would strongly argue that "The customer is always right"' no matter what. It was especially frustrating with this older dude who was convinced he knew how the world works and argued with me for half an hour that educating a customer is arrogance and bad customer service practice and how anyone who believes otherwise doesn't deserve to be employed... (I need to find designer friends lol)
Story aside, thanks for the informative video! Timeless value.
thanks for the story, it's one I know all too well lol.
Hey satori, I want to learn the motion graphics which you do on your videos, So do you make them by yourself or someone else do ?
I work with a highly skilled editor 👍🏻
Excellent, as always.
First graphic design channel I'd come across a year and a half ago.
Have learned so much from you.
Thank you so much, Tom.
From India.
love to hear it! All the best to you
Hey man! Just wanna let you know that your Discord invitation link is invalid :)
Yeah I need to take it down, I'm not active on there anymore
Satori babes I've seen a lot of changes in my designs after starting having your content
Hail to Angelina lopez
That's awesome to hear thanks. Not sure who Angelina is though? 👀
Man... not just your graphics your way of teaching is also #fantastic.
I appreciate the kind words, thanks!
this kind of tutorials work on me when yo actually doing it😊@@SatoriGraphics
hey again
hi, well done for first comment 🏅
awesome video as always!!
Thanks again!
Thank you very much man. But um 6:15 *your
Hi! Love the video! What software do you use to edit your videos and add animations?
Please can you list few of the fonts used in the video? they are so sick
Timely and invaluable.
Thanks, always.
Thank you!
Welcome!
Thank you for the great tips. Gotta say though, I understand the idea behind the brain poster, the way explained, but it could possibly also be interpreted as brain soap/brain wash.
lol never thought about that, nice find :P
I'm curious about your video editing process and the software you use. Any chance you could share some insights? You're undoubtedly the best! 💯
Thanks! I write all of the scripts and ideas for my videos. I suggest some scenes or direction, and then I work with a very talented editor on motion graphics. Then finally I edit everything together
"Helvetica = Out of the budget" AHAHAHAHA 😆
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