12 PORTFOLIO TIPS & Flipthrough with UC Berkeley Grad Student | Architecture & Landscape
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Portfolio flipthrough with a current grad student. This video will go over the 12 most important tips and tricks to making your captivating portfolio!
Easy access to all tips below:
00:35 1. Contents Page
00:55 2. Start and finish with your strongest projects
01:35 3. Layout hierarchy
01:50 4. Give context to your projects
02:58 5. Using text as a graphic element
04:22 6. Have consistency on the page (Using repeated elements)
04:42 7. Include project duration
05:42 8. Amount of pages correlates to importance of the project
07:25 9. Always include scale bar and north arrow
09:00 10. Have impactful before/after images
10:30 11. Sometimes collages are better and more effective than renderings
11:05 12. Show off who you are!
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omg this helped me a lot, thanks for the video
What program did you use to create your renderings? They are so beautiful and Iife-like
Hey thank you for the kind compliment! My workflow is usually rhino > lumion > photoshop!
I'm here to give you an advise for your channel.
The reason why you don't have good number of sub is because you aren't focusing on one program. I subscribed because i thought you are giving full tutorials on InDesign. Your tutorials are outstanding. If you are doing it for fun then go ahead do whatever ypu want. But if you want subscribes then try to focus on one or two programs
Goodluck🤗
Yup, that's a great point! I wholeheartedly agree, my vision however is doing whatever I think helps the most with people going through school rn. Numbers are important but not the priority. :)
@@lyh_studio that's amazing. Then go ahead you are doing great
@@lyh_studio I share your point too. It's really hard to focus on one specific program when LA use a whole variety of different applications. For one project I used illustrator, AutoCAD, Rhino, Photoshop and some other stuff for shadow sunlight model data. Keep up the great work
@@3xxiled Thanks so much!
what program is used? indesign?
Yup, this was made in indesign!
what font are you using?
A combination of Lato and Futura
waiting on letters. applied for Berkeley
Good luck! I'm sure you'll love it if you get in
What is the portfolio size?
8.5x11 both pages
Which flipbook software did you use?
It's Issu! Free to use, super helpful for students.
@@lyh_studio Thank you!
What font is this? looks great
A combination of Lato and Futura! Mostly Lato