As a self proclaimed nosey brand designer I love videos like this as I get to see (and learn) how other creatives structure their projects! Looking forward to seeing more 💛
Omg hiiiii 🙈 Didn’t expect to see you in the comment section, been a fan for a while! Totally! Everyone has their own way of doing things. Thanks so much 💞
I just want to say, as a graphic design student who wants to start taking clients and build my portfolio, THIS IS SO HELPFUL. I’ve always wanted to take clients and had no idea where to start 😵💫 I’m glad I stumbled upon this series and I can’t wait to take this info and put it into action!!
Can you please please make a video on how to use specific tools on illustrator like the pen tool and the pencil tool? I am an aspiring designer and I struggle really hard with these tools, especially the pen tool and I cannot find anywhere where they explain in a beginner-friendly manner. I would realllllly appreciate it, I am sure a lot of others will too. Love your work so much, true inspiration x
thank you so much for sharing the whole process❣ can you make a video about your first client, how it went and do's and don'ts to avoid mistakes...it will be really helpful🤗
omg your deserve so many subscribers! you are amazing graphic designer.your process is amazing, complete and extremely professional. ty so much for this video!
Thank you for the great work! Love to watch other designers work flows. I love that you research colors, typography sets and photography styles before designing a logo. That’s genius! I usually go in reversed way and sometimes it’s frustrates me and affects my decision making.
Yesss it's definitely a game changer! I used to do the same thing and it gives me WAY less decision paralysis 😂 Totally! I think everything should be considered holistically, parts are still bound to change of course but it definitely makes it a lot easier to design. Thanks for watching!
I've been wanting to understand brand identity design for so long but i haven't found anyone who describes each process so well!!! This was an amzing video extremely informative and clearly shows your passion and dedication! Love it!! Thank you so much for the help!
Oh this was an amazing video, im new in the brand desing world and it can get pretty stressing yet you made it look so simple and clear, so so helpful!
this video is actually incredible and your process is soooo much more buttoned up than any agency I've ever worked for! Thanks for sharing, excited to see the other parts in this series drop!!
Thanks for your tips and I really appreciate your attempt of making this video. Love your colorful vibe and attitude. Hope in the next video you can turn down the background music volume a little bit 🎁
I really needed to hear about iteration on paper without looking at Pinterest - I need to do this. I agree that seeing other work really can take away your own creativity x
Hi!! This is super heplful. I´m just starting and I still don't get the courage to start cause I want to be well prepared with a decent portfolio. I love the way you organice your tasks. Beautiful designs
New subscriber here! The logo you came up with was so pretty! I love your design style, this is such a helpful series, especially for aspiring designers (like myself)
Hey Ms Condy, great video by the way. Very instructive. Can you do a video about how to design a questionnaire for clients? Setting really guides as to what exactly the prospects should provide you with inorder to see their visions becomes stressful i was wondering what are your principles about this step. Thank you.
quick question.. not related to this video.. I visited your website while watching this video.. and I love how it is beautifully designed. I also see that you have gradients on your website. My question to make a long story short is.. 😅How did you implement beautiful gradients on your website?
@@gloriacondy cool cool.. I'm currently on the old Squarespace 7.0 and working on making the switch to the 7.1 version. I love gradients and I definitely will want to add that to the website to make it look a little snazzy 😅♥️💯 thanks for the reply.. really appreciate you
This is great content. I would only advise to lower the volume on the music in the video. At points it's quite loud and makes it hard to hear what you're saying clearly. At other points it's just distracting and had to go back to listen to what was said
As a design student, I'm really confused about what files should I export and in what format like ai file or pngs? after completing the entire branding from logo variations to brand stationeries, merchandise n packaging etc... and as we use different fonts of different sizes and other design elements across all the like business cards, merch, clothing, packaging so what should I do so that my client could easily understand what size of fonts should be used for particular stuff example- for business cards, on packaging , tshirt etc
Absolutely! I totally understand where you're coming from. It can be difficult to figure out exactly what files to deliver to the client. Generally, you want to give them everything they need so they never have to bug you for files in the future. The frustrating part is that every designer does this differently, there is no one set of file types to export, and every client will require different files. It also depends on the types of logos you have created for your client... (a wordmark vs a logo with a mascot might have different orientations).. so the process even changes then. It is a completely custom process for every project, all of my client logo folders are different. Generally, I will organize each folder with the top layer being all of the orientations > then filetypes (AI, JPEG, PNG, PDF, SVG) and if there's a lot of different colours > I'll break down the colours. If it's a vector file, I only export one size. If it's a raster file, I'll export the same file - small, medium, and large size, with the size in the title of the logo. Your job is not to worry about explaining the different sizes to the clients, you should explain what the file types are and the typical scenarios they would use them, but typically clients will not ask you what resolution file they should use - if they're working with a printer the printer will typically ask for vector files. If they're working with a designer, the designer will ask for vector files. If they're doing something themselves, they will probably try each file size until they find one that looks clear. 😂
How do you go about any maintenance a brand might need? Like for example, updating and maintaining their website or creating additional collateral after the offboarding process?
Question about mockups: when I export mockups, and try to add them to branding presentation for behance or for clients, they are so large that they become really weird in a 1400px wide presentation, so is there some guide that I can use to understand the sizing and resizing of mockups?
hello gloria you're very sweet and lovely for putting this out there but may i request a full stream walkthrough of a client project there really isn't just a full unedited stream type of video for making a brand design for a client
As a self proclaimed nosey brand designer I love videos like this as I get to see (and learn) how other creatives structure their projects! Looking forward to seeing more 💛
Omg hiiiii 🙈 Didn’t expect to see you in the comment section, been a fan for a while! Totally! Everyone has their own way of doing things. Thanks so much 💞
@@gloriacondy ahh thank you 💛 I love your work by the way!!!
@@abiconnick Thank you kindly!! 💞
As a web designer, the dream client is one that has their brand beautifully laid out by someone as talented as you. Keep it up!
I just want to say, as a graphic design student who wants to start taking clients and build my portfolio, THIS IS SO HELPFUL. I’ve always wanted to take clients and had no idea where to start 😵💫 I’m glad I stumbled upon this series and I can’t wait to take this info and put it into action!!
Yay glad I could help! Stay tuned for more 🤍
Can you please please make a video on how to use specific tools on illustrator like the pen tool and the pencil tool? I am an aspiring designer and I struggle really hard with these tools, especially the pen tool and I cannot find anywhere where they explain in a beginner-friendly manner. I would realllllly appreciate it, I am sure a lot of others will too. Love your work so much, true inspiration x
thank you so much for sharing the whole process❣ can you make a video about your first client, how it went and do's and don'ts to avoid mistakes...it will be really helpful🤗
I’ll definitely add it to the list :) Thank you! 🤍
omg your deserve so many subscribers! you are amazing graphic designer.your process is amazing, complete and extremely professional. ty so much for this video!
Thank you for the great work! Love to watch other designers work flows. I love that you research colors, typography sets and photography styles before designing a logo. That’s genius! I usually go in reversed way and sometimes it’s frustrates me and affects my decision making.
Yesss it's definitely a game changer! I used to do the same thing and it gives me WAY less decision paralysis 😂 Totally! I think everything should be considered holistically, parts are still bound to change of course but it definitely makes it a lot easier to design. Thanks for watching!
you are a LEGEND! Explained everything so easily - I have been feeling so overwhelmed by the whole process but thank you for being there!!!
I’m surprised you don’t have more subscribers! You are soo amazing, in depth and detailed. Please keep up the great work!! ❤
Thank you so much for this video! You have no idea how this helps little designers about to graduate like me that want to jump into branding projects!
Currently trying to learn branding for a clothing line im trying to launch. This series will be so helpful! Thank you!
totally agree with ya.. as designers we are pretty much winging it.. lol😅
I've been wanting to understand brand identity design for so long but i haven't found anyone who describes each process so well!!! This was an amzing video extremely informative and clearly shows your passion and dedication! Love it!! Thank you so much for the help!
Oh this was an amazing video, im new in the brand desing world and it can get pretty stressing yet you made it look so simple and clear, so so helpful!
this video is actually incredible and your process is soooo much more buttoned up than any agency I've ever worked for! Thanks for sharing, excited to see the other parts in this series drop!!
Thanks for your tips and I really appreciate your attempt of making this video. Love your colorful vibe and attitude. Hope in the next video you can turn down the background music volume a little bit 🎁
Yay! You posted. Great video... can't wait for the series.
Thank you!! 💕✨
I really needed to hear about iteration on paper without looking at Pinterest - I need to do this. I agree that seeing other work really can take away your own creativity x
Hi!! This is super heplful. I´m just starting and I still don't get the courage to start cause I want to be well prepared with a decent portfolio. I love the way you organice your tasks. Beautiful designs
Glad it was helpful! Totally agree on the background note… Audio’s always hard for me! I’ll take it down a notch in the next one 😁
New subscriber here! The logo you came up with was so pretty! I love your design style, this is such a helpful series, especially for aspiring designers (like myself)
That was the best video I watched, so informationalll! I will be waiting for the whole series ;)))
I love yout personality! This video is very entertaining! Love your setup and that cheeky cat in the back
Bahaha many thanks! Glad you enjoyed the content 🤩
Thank you Gloria
This is gollllld information, thank you so much for sharing ❤
thank you so much for this! this help me a lot on how to start in branding as a graphic designer :)
Amazing! Glad to help you on your journey 🥰
Hey Ms Condy, great video by the way. Very instructive.
Can you do a video about how to design a questionnaire for clients? Setting really guides as to what exactly the prospects should provide you with inorder to see their visions becomes stressful i was wondering what are your principles about this step.
Thank you.
Love your personality and thought process amazing video ❤
Thank you for the kind words! 🥰
Thank you! I love to hear about your process
Great video. Exactly what I was looking for.
Awesome work! thanks for sharing your process with us :)
love this video instantly subscribed
You are so professional and cool! thank you for that amazing video.
Goated content!
Oh god, I LOVE this video!!
Thanks for sharing this valuable information. Your explanation was clear enough to understand easily. And you got a SUB! ♥. Keep going. ✌
Great video Gloria.
Can you share the software you use for invoicing and contracts? I'm in a different freelancing industry but LOVEEE your videos!!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
Love this video! Just curious how many clients or projects do you work on a day-to-day basis and how do you manage your time?
a new graphic designer, thank you for the vidoes ❤🔥❤🔥
Thanks for watching! 💞✨
loved this video, thanks for sharing! :)
Thank you.
Very helful video💫.
quick question.. not related to this video.. I visited your website while watching this video.. and I love how it is beautifully designed. I also see that you have gradients on your website. My question to make a long story short is.. 😅How did you implement beautiful gradients on your website?
Squarespace! They recently released an update that allows you to change the background to gradients of all sorts. Love it 🫶
@@gloriacondy cool cool.. I'm currently on the old Squarespace 7.0 and working on making the switch to the 7.1 version. I love gradients and I definitely will want to add that to the website to make it look a little snazzy 😅♥️💯 thanks for the reply.. really appreciate you
would you share your offboarding template?? so amazing
May i ask how many hours you spend a month on pre-call work that do not lead to landing a client?
This is great content.
I would only advise to lower the volume on the music in the video. At points it's quite loud and makes it hard to hear what you're saying clearly. At other points it's just distracting and had to go back to listen to what was said
Dear Gloria, kindly turn down your background music, we are here to listen you 😍 not the music . Thanks you so much
I’d like to get better at research and also making contracts
Great, thanks for the comment! New video on that coming soon 🫶✨
haha I see Abi was in the comments but was gonna ask if you use her templates for your process?
As a design student, I'm really confused about what files should I export and in what format like ai file or pngs? after completing the entire branding from logo variations to brand stationeries, merchandise n packaging etc... and as we use different fonts of different sizes and other design elements across all the like business cards, merch, clothing, packaging so what should I do so that my client could easily understand what size of fonts should be used for particular stuff example- for business cards, on packaging , tshirt etc
Absolutely! I totally understand where you're coming from. It can be difficult to figure out exactly what files to deliver to the client. Generally, you want to give them everything they need so they never have to bug you for files in the future.
The frustrating part is that every designer does this differently, there is no one set of file types to export, and every client will require different files. It also depends on the types of logos you have created for your client... (a wordmark vs a logo with a mascot might have different orientations).. so the process even changes then. It is a completely custom process for every project, all of my client logo folders are different.
Generally, I will organize each folder with the top layer being all of the orientations > then filetypes (AI, JPEG, PNG, PDF, SVG) and if there's a lot of different colours > I'll break down the colours. If it's a vector file, I only export one size. If it's a raster file, I'll export the same file - small, medium, and large size, with the size in the title of the logo.
Your job is not to worry about explaining the different sizes to the clients, you should explain what the file types are and the typical scenarios they would use them, but typically clients will not ask you what resolution file they should use - if they're working with a printer the printer will typically ask for vector files. If they're working with a designer, the designer will ask for vector files. If they're doing something themselves, they will probably try each file size until they find one that looks clear. 😂
How do you go about any maintenance a brand might need? Like for example, updating and maintaining their website or creating additional collateral after the offboarding process?
We create a new contract and I create a new folder for each new project!
Omg.. She's damn pretty, this is for you❤!!
Question about mockups: when I export mockups, and try to add them to branding presentation for behance or for clients, they are so large that they become really weird in a 1400px wide presentation, so is there some guide that I can use to understand the sizing and resizing of mockups?
Where do you edit your video? Its amazing!!
I use Davinci - the free version! I used to use Premiere but it's so easy to use so I made the swap~
Whats the best place to get help writing ur own terms of service and contracts?
I like your mug
Yay!! Me too!!
hello gloria you're very sweet and lovely for putting this out there but may i request a full stream walkthrough of a client project there really isn't just a full unedited stream type of video for making a brand design for a client
That’s a great idea! I’ll see what I can do 😊
How come your English is so good???? Any tips😅
Bahaha i’m a native english speaker! I was born in Canada so that helps 😂😜
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WHEN YOU SAID CHATGPT I THOUGHT THAT YOU SAID A KOREAN WORD 'CHAJIBITI' IWAS LIKE WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT HAHAHAHA
The music is SO loud and distracting.
Thanks for the kind words~
After 3 months 😶😶😶😶
Bahaha 🥲😅 better late than never 😂😂
Why are you so beautiful 😅