As someone who just graduated from design school, I really appreciate this video! Some things were mentioned, but nothing was explained as well as you put it. I've had a lull in creating content for my portfolio, and this video has inspired some new ideas. Thanks!
@Adisa I will be very honest with you and my opinion. I graduated from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in 1978 and facts and it was extremely difficult to work your way up through the design field. Only a very elite handful of students started out at mid-level jobs. Within one year I was the only student from my class of 30 some individuals to still be employed in the design field. when I retired two years ago I was one of only a handful of people from my entire graduating class that was still in the design field. If you are lucky enough to land a high-paying job in an ad agency in a major urban area it might be worth investment in schooling. But from what I know now schooling costs are astronomical and people go into debt the point where they are never free of it. There are many Financial options available that don't require you getting into debt and I would suggest those and see how you do in the field but I caution you breaking into the design field is extremely difficult at least I know it was when I entered. It is a dog eat dog rat race. Freelancing is an entirely different subject and I freelanced at least 1/3 of my career. But there is a catch to that. To attract great clients that pay well you have to have experience so how do you obtain that except by working your way up. In closing with so many other great careers that are much more future minded unless you are truly truly a great gifted artist and designer and have your heart totally set on getting into the design world I would pick another career.
I am a graphic design student and I hope to find work. I am using LinkedIn and it seems to help with getting work and clients. I have had 3 job offers already so keep your head up. Times are different but do be prepared to grind
Great overview SG! As designers we can sometimes forget that we are directors of the viewers attention. We aren’t just guides but we also have the power to make them feel something. These design approaches apply across all forms of design.
Okay, 1stly it's really awesome that you put a timer in the sponsor part of the video. It makes this transparent to the views and very professional. ☺☺☺
@6:35 A nice trick if you want to use mosaic balance is to create a series of simple rules for your shapes. For example, RULE 1: a square overlapping a circle drops the circle out. Rule 2: If an overlapping square is bigger than a circle, then blend (to a formula). Rule 3: Thin black lines always knockout. This process creates artificial balance by creating commonality beyond just shape and form, but stylistically.
Great teach so far! I've notice that in the Z pattern explanation you have an error on the text, that says 'top/right and then diagonally to bottom/right'. Anyway thank you so much for your videos!
I love graphic design and would do it for the rest of my life. My only fear is looking weird when I get old. My fear is feeling out of style or old in this industry. What do you think about growing old in this profession as a freelancer?
Excellent video! This is very informative. Understanding how the mind of human work with designs and applying this tips definitely keep the viewers focus and attention on the design as well as the content.
Amazing content,, really educating. Some topics just brushed past, but I understand this is introductory. For example, I would like to see some examples of mosaic balance. It seems interesting but couldnt grasp how it would be.
@@SatoriGraphics it's truly! few people sharing ideas or tips and small tuts with other designers in a very competitive world. there is no i! there is we and love watching you my friend! :)))
Absolutely amazing tutorial. If I had to make a choice in between paid courses getting free OR Satori continuing courses on TH-cam, I would choose Satori Graphics every single time!... BTW, Satori sir, how long like you are designing.
Hello @Satori Graphics. Thanks for your educative videos. Can you make a tutorial on how you designed the introductory gradient photo you used in this video. Thank You Much For That
I sometimes need the basics Satori, like 2 minutes videos covering each tool in the sidebar AND the Menus.. And then a index / content for your OWN page that we can conveniently search through without getting other tutors videos... Cool video made some solid points.. both the Z and asymmetric methods were spot on and note worthy.. Maybe just highlight this form of tutorial clearer, as intermediate techniques or something..
A series of to the point videos covering Ai tools, on the sidebar (and menus - should be clear about this).. Suppose this will need a Basic, Intermediate and Pro certification depending on how much further explanation the tool requires. I.e. Pen Tool, what it does, what its used for and various option. Main part of this that you should look into is 'with TH-cam development' setting up a index/content for your page (that we can search your channel for) so say you made about 22 small videos (amount of tools in the actual sidebar) and then indexed them so they could be searched for on 'your channel' which wouldn't bring up everyone else's videos.. 🤔 I felt it was a good point which enriched users TH-cam channels..
Is something wrong with my eyes at 3:42 if I start reading the 'We've been expecting you' title, then the illustration, then the paragraph and finally the Basecamp home button logo? meaning I did not follow the z pattern.
As always beautiful content, I would like to see a video about logo design that does not use adobe illustrator for the final touch, I am not fan of adobe family. I use sketch, final cut pro and procreate and snapseed for all of my creative endavours.
I MUST be broken or something. I NEVER look at stuff the way its intended. Take the Z pattern example for example, I looked at the cup of tea first and then I would look up to read the text and then anywhere else to look at the background. I'm trying to learn design and I think I understand now why I can't learn it easily, its simply because I don't see things as intended and so when I design things I think look good they only look good to me because I don't follow designs the way I'm supposed to.
As someone who just graduated from design school, I really appreciate this video! Some things were mentioned, but nothing was explained as well as you put it. I've had a lull in creating content for my portfolio, and this video has inspired some new ideas. Thanks!
It's great to see my content inspiring other people, thanks for feedback and enjoy your weekend
0:42 1 Leading Lines
2:25 2 Z-Pattern Layout
4:10 3 Balance
6:53 4 Call to Actions
8:32 5 Focal Points
Had a career in advertising and design for over 27 years before I retired - but still learned a lot! Also got idea for a logo. Thanks!
@Adisa
I would be glad to answer your question but I would appreciate it if you could clarify it a bit I'm not quite sure what you are asking. Thanks!
@Adisa
I will be very honest with you and my opinion. I graduated from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in 1978 and facts and it was extremely difficult to work your way up through the design field. Only a very elite handful of students started out at mid-level jobs. Within one year I was the only student from my class of 30 some individuals to still be employed in the design field. when I retired two years ago I was one of only a handful of people from my entire graduating class that was still in the design field. If you are lucky enough to land a high-paying job in an ad agency in a major urban area it might be worth investment in schooling. But from what I know now schooling costs are astronomical and people go into debt the point where they are never free of it. There are many Financial options available that don't require you getting into debt and I would suggest those and see how you do in the field but I caution you breaking into the design field is extremely difficult at least I know it was when I entered. It is a dog eat dog rat race. Freelancing is an entirely different subject and I freelanced at least 1/3 of my career. But there is a catch to that. To attract great clients that pay well you have to have experience so how do you obtain that except by working your way up. In closing with so many other great careers that are much more future minded unless you are truly truly a great gifted artist and designer and have your heart totally set on getting into the design world I would pick another career.
@Adisa
Best of luck with your career choice!!!
I am a graphic design student and I hope to find work. I am using LinkedIn and it seems to help with getting work and clients. I have had 3 job offers already so keep your head up. Times are different but do be prepared to grind
Great overview SG! As designers we can sometimes forget that we are directors of the viewers attention. We aren’t just guides but we also have the power to make them feel something. These design approaches apply across all forms of design.
You've got the concept for sure. Thanks for the comment
Very informative while being quick, directive, and visually stimulating without overloading us.
Sir Tom, this information so needed for graphic designers. This is what I keep in mind as I am designing. As always have a great day.
You should also make tutorials on Motion Graphics, I love your style.
Okay, 1stly it's really awesome that you put a timer in the sponsor part of the video. It makes this transparent to the views and very professional. ☺☺☺
@@SatoriGraphics You're such a great example. Cheers.
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@6:35 A nice trick if you want to use mosaic balance is to create a series of simple rules for your shapes. For example, RULE 1: a square overlapping a circle drops the circle out. Rule 2: If an overlapping square is bigger than a circle, then blend (to a formula). Rule 3: Thin black lines always knockout.
This process creates artificial balance by creating commonality beyond just shape and form, but stylistically.
@@SatoriGraphics You do the same. Great channel. Keep up the good work. :)
Thanks
You are one of the people who helped me organize my work accurately
Thank you
Best graphics design channel
I've learned a ton from your video's! I like how they are so much to the Point and with clear examples.
OH MY GOD. Amazing video! In everyday work things get so automatic. This video makes me remember how basics are important.
Thank You for everything. I learned a lot from you I am very thankful
Happy to hear that!
Great teach so far! I've notice that in the Z pattern explanation you have an error on the text, that says 'top/right and then diagonally to bottom/right'.
Anyway thank you so much for your videos!
these channel are awesome im a filipino but i always view your channel for my career as a guidelines for every project nice and very smoooth delivery
Sir, I have learned a lot from you from India, Sir, can you tell me a tip for social media, I do not understand how to create an attractive design
I’ve learned more from this video than 3 years at graphics at school
This is awesome....
Thank you.... i will try the asymmetrical style today..
I love the design theory content. It's more powerful! Thank you so much! :)
I love graphic design and would do it for the rest of my life. My only fear is looking weird when I get old. My fear is feeling out of style or old in this industry. What do you think about growing old in this profession as a freelancer?
你好，虽然十几天以前才关注了你，但是我很喜欢你设计的方式，加油哦！亲爱的外国朋友。
他会汉语吗？
Thanks for this... I never knew something like this exists
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I learned so much from you! Thankyou so much! I'm a freelance graphic designer, I specialise in thumbnails and you helped me so muchhh
@@SatoriGraphics HAHA awesome! How can I reach you?
Sleep manifestatin
@@SatoriGraphics Yea I'm curious as well
Excellent video! This is very informative. Understanding how the mind of human work with designs and applying this tips definitely keep the viewers focus and attention on the design as well as the content.
Absolutely! Cheers for the comment and enjoy your Friday Aimee
thank you so much used to take some concepts not serious but are very helpful thanks alot
Always happy to help :)
Thank you Satori! Precious Informations and a relaxing video.
Glad it was helpful :)
Amazing content,, really educating. Some topics just brushed past, but I understand this is introductory. For example, I would like to see some examples of mosaic balance. It seems interesting but couldnt grasp how it would be.
definitely subscribing. i learned a lot. you made my work easier. thank you satori graphics.
Hey thanks for the sub and welcome 👍
Thanks Satori. Looking for your content daily. 💪🏽
Appreciate that, and more content to come
Very nice informative video 👏👏👏
Thanks a lot
wow , Ive never thought about this point , thanks for sharing us this important info ^^
One of your the master class ❤️Stay blessed with peace 🙂
Great content bro! Please check video volume since this one is lower than others. Aside from that, superb! 🔥🚀
Thank you for this tutorial very informative
No problem man, have a great day
Youre A MASTER OF ARTS Thank you for sharing with Us
@@SatoriGraphics it's truly! few people sharing ideas or tips and small tuts with other designers in a very competitive world. there is no i! there is we and love watching you my friend! :)))
✨ well done and verry imformative
Thank you!
Quality content as always Satori, i thought i had solid knowledge but it seems im leagues behind still. Amazing
you are only in competition with yourself, try and improve on your own skills and awareness day by day :)
Thanks for the comment
@@SatoriGraphics Yet another great advice. I have been doing design to make a living. This is certainly helping.
B A S I C S are important and this channel is basically A W E S O M E! Thank you Satori!
Awesome as always, thanks for sharing, I personally find asymmetric balance more fun and practical .
Absolutely amazing tutorial. If I had to make a choice in between paid courses getting free OR Satori continuing courses on TH-cam, I would choose Satori Graphics every single time!... BTW, Satori sir, how long like you are designing.
Great stuff.
Great video, very clear and useful tips. Thanks a lot for sharing and taking the time to create this super useful information.
I want to thank you sir for your efforts... very good job
I am grateful to you Sir!
Thank you Satori
No problem of course :D
Thank you this has given me some new ideas to try out on some designs.
You taught a lot. And good. Thanks.
You are awesome.......you always deliver unique content.....😀
You can tell you've put a ton of work into this one
Good one!
thanks very much
You have a calming voice! Thanks for the great tips.
your a blessing.
cheers bro
awesome! thank's for sharing
Glad you liked it
Very useful as always!
Very useful information, thanks for sharing this kind of videos.. I love to see more similar kind of videos in future.
Simply Amazing !!!!!!
Great to hear that, thank you :)
Great content as always😊🤘
@@SatoriGraphics yes and i am going to get illustrator and truly master these skills thanks to you 😇all the best !
This helps with so much more than product design. Thank you
Love the tips Satori. Thanks!
A very interesting and informative movie. Bravo Satori!
Thank you! Another great video !
Great one
Thanks man .. amazing, helpful video
You're the best!!!!!
Much appreciated Melissa, have a chilled Sunday
Wow this is a cool technique
Well explained and helpful..thank you so much
Hello @Satori Graphics. Thanks for your educative videos. Can you make a tutorial on how you designed the introductory gradient photo you used in this video. Thank You Much For That
Had no idea you were from the UK. Been trying to figure out the accent 😁
Amazing as usual
Thank you for this tutorial. I learned so much from this.
New sub here, some awesome tips on your other videos, just wish they were longer, lol, great stuff though.
Please Create more content on how to use software or something
Great! Love it!
Thank You!
Awesome!!
Very helpful. Thanks
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Thanks...
So helpful
I need tutorial with font with poster design. Do u have one? New sub here 😁 haha.thanks in advance
Golden
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🙏🏻 شكرا
thanks
Gold tips
I sometimes need the basics Satori, like 2 minutes videos covering each tool in the sidebar AND the Menus.. And then a index / content for your OWN page that we can conveniently search through without getting other tutors videos...
Cool video made some solid points.. both the Z and asymmetric methods were spot on and note worthy..
Maybe just highlight this form of tutorial clearer, as intermediate techniques or something..
A series of to the point videos covering Ai tools, on the sidebar (and menus - should be clear about this)..
Suppose this will need a Basic, Intermediate and Pro certification depending on how much further explanation the tool requires.
I.e. Pen Tool, what it does, what its used for and various option.
Main part of this that you should look into is 'with TH-cam development' setting up a index/content for your page (that we can search your channel for) so say you made about 22 small videos (amount of tools in the actual sidebar) and then indexed them so they could be searched for on 'your channel' which wouldn't bring up everyone else's videos..
🤔
I felt it was a good point which enriched users TH-cam channels..
#nice bro
☮️ thank you
Is something wrong with my eyes at 3:42 if I start reading the 'We've been expecting you' title, then the illustration, then the paragraph and finally the Basecamp home button logo? meaning I did not follow the z pattern.
most viewers care about the art work not the patterns
As always beautiful content, I would like to see a video about logo design that does not use adobe illustrator for the final touch, I am not fan of adobe family. I use sketch, final cut pro and procreate and snapseed for all of my creative endavours.
I MUST be broken or something. I NEVER look at stuff the way its intended. Take the Z pattern example for example, I looked at the cup of tea first and then I would look up to read the text and then anywhere else to look at the background. I'm trying to learn design and I think I understand now why I can't learn it easily, its simply because I don't see things as intended and so when I design things I think look good they only look good to me because I don't follow designs the way I'm supposed to.
a m a z i n g
How to this type create thumbnail. give me better tutorial link please..??
How to direct attention
Designers: color and contrast
TH-camrs: B O O B S
5:41
In England we say Zed not Zee...In Scotland we say Said not See
pish lol. Have a great day Carlo
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Hi
Z pattern layout doesn’t make sense on these examples
0:53
Bigbang - MADE