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Youre one of my favorites. I have been a fine art artist for years and graphic design was so hard to understand but you made interesting and fun to learn. Still have a lot to learn but every single one of your videos is a work of art. Every single frame in your videos are jam packed with incredible compositions and I could watch them forever. So thank you for all you do. Seriously.
This is the most relatable comment I've come across as a fine art artist who is also new to graphic design and struggling to understand the terminologies and how each relevant software works.
This guy's a legend - how silky smooth is that voice? Its like liquid gold. If heaven had an directors cut - that would defiantly be the voice over. He's like a modern day Bob Ross. Which accent is that anyway?
Firstly, great video about the trends. Very informative. As a designer of 15+ years, I agree we have to adapt with the technology that comes out. However, there is a reason people are mad at this new tech. Due to it essentially stealing and scrapping from well known artists who spent years at their craft… and without their permission. So while AI may have a place somewhere on the spectrum of art, it needs rules. As a result there is a lawsuit taking place to impress the need for copyright rules specifically for MidJourney and Stable Diffusion. Guess we’ll see where AI ends up.
That's something that has always turned me off about graphic design. graphic designers seem to be obsessed with following trends. Graphic design is an industry full of followers. I hesitate to even call you all "artists". You are just sheep that follow and you construct marketing for corporations. no art in there folks. just robotic drones obedient to the marketing mindset. trend followers.... pffft!!
@Hellequin Maskharat The difference is that there is no artist in existence that could have that big of a visual dictionary. If there were, it would put a disproportionate amount of artists out of their jobs (what is currently happening). Collage artists do not use 10k pictures, you know that is unrealistic and there IS a difference between human and AI in effecting the art industry and human labor (which would normally be a good thing for AI to take over jobs, but not in this capitalist hellscape where the companies will soon expect 1 person to do the work of what was once 100 people and output 10x as much with the help of AI)
...GREAT VIDEO (You know your stuff - SUBSCRIBED!) Remember the 90s? Everything looked like it came out of the Movie The Matrix. Every site, programmers GUI, and dress sense was dark.... A Designer (A REAL designer) doesn't follow trends, a real designer understands the anthropological and by extension sociological roots that generated the trends they are seeing and then CREATES a unique design that stands FOREVER, that has integrity. To have THOSE skills, you need to study the history of design and typography including the motivation and era that generated them, the science of how our brains have evolved to absorb everything we see and digest - our psychology...but in this society that expects immediate gratification at the click of a button and has learned that there is a pill for everything and hard work and dedication is for chumps, who's going to waste their time doing that when they can just 'COPY THE NEXT DESIGN TREND'
Nah nah nah... that "embrace AI instead of criticizing it" rethoric is the first step to dystopia. we were warned, and these are the first signs, but most of us value comfort over anticipation
The creators of AI art that use specifically artist-targeted generative models are a novel issue but they are a **very** few and will always be the minority. I believe in the future these users will become "subscribers" to artists' custom trained models. The majority of creators use very intricate prompts (positive and negative promts). "Prompt Engineering" is an honest skill. The controversy around the inclusion of artists in the training data is nonsense. The exact images cannot be regenerated - articles floating around claiming the opposite also cited that those particular models were trained on just a handful of images instead of billions therefore those AI models were under-trained with the intention to find a case where it would spit out the exact image it was trained on. Style cannot be copyrighted.
@@macjonald that's like saying using Grammarly for autocorrect is embarrassing. It's not. Accessibility is not a weakness, it is a way to move forward. You may say, but if using AI encourages people to learn prompts (which in turn makes them learn new words and increase their vocabulary) and ask a valid question (which makes them more inquisitive) then what you are stating is contradictory really. It fosters creativity and create skill in certain areas that 'Traditional' artist might be lacking. And there is nothing wrong with that. I am a 'Traditional' artist in a sense and I am still confident in my talent but I also utilize AI in my workflow. Just like how people move from using a phone to a smartphone, it is a way of moving forward. It's the opposition that trying to dissuade those are embarrassing. They cannot move forward and accept that reality. And if you ever feel threatened your 'traditional' way of art will be irrelevant then that's just a skill issue, cope harder and do even better than art then. The growth of Art is a sign that artists need to do better. Do better than even AI art couldn't even compare to your imagination, originality, and emotions. It's not a bad sign that 'traditional' art is dying; it is a sign that art needs to evolve beyond AI art. Perspectives can be a beautiful thing. You can open your mind and see the possibilities it can bring.
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Interesting insights on the latest graphic design trends! It's always inspiring to see how designers push boundaries and adapt to new technologies. I believe we can use AI to our advantage as graphic designers. Thanks for sharing!
I must say that I'm coming here exactly for news of trends :D I'm generally very sceptical in terms of trends in graphic & ui design - it's more like Fashion in a sense, where most designers focus to much on visuals instead of user experience...
Trends are a tool, and like any tool they have a time and a place. Somebody wouldn't use a screwdriver to dig a hole in the garden as example. The main goal of any design is to communicate something to a targeted audience. A design trend may be beneficial to deliver that message effectively, depending on the audience and the setting of the design itself. To me it isn't a black and white situation, where trends are all bad or all good. However, I think they should stay out of logo designing entirely.
@@SatoriGraphics Totally agree, but what about a situation when a trend affects usability - like neumorphism or readability, like bad case of brutalism? But, I guess your argument about "the tool" is true, it depends heavily on who is using it, not from the tool itself.
frankly, no one's mad at AI when it assists instead of taking over bit by bit replacing us at many major cornerstones of our lives - maybe not now as one think but most think it gets too close to our home base -
ChatGPT helps a lot with branding, marketing strategies, creative writing, lesson planning, serving as a guide, and coming up with ideas when you have something on your mind it can get pretty close to the answer. I've been using it for about 3 weeks, and it is by far the best of all the AI technology that has come out.
The way i see trends is this. If its designed to be forgotten in a couple months, use trends freely (within brand liniaments) if it's meant to last for decades, stick to basics.
I have to agree with you about the ai, and I'm a graphic designer and an artist as a hobby, mostly illustrator. But people making a whole product just using ai don't have a lot of talent in my eyes. For example with that book, I too saw it and the huge ratio it was getting. If only they took the time to hire somebody or learn how to edit and fix the mistakes that Ai makes, how to keep everything in one style instead having the girl looking different in the next page, hell, just edit it. I view AI as I would view pinterest, great to take ideas and inspiration but I don't just look in the shearch bar and take whatever picture Pinterest gives me and say that I'm and artist and did that. That is what a lot of people using ai rn like the guy wit the book are, they brag about how they only spent hours into making a book that has so many flaws and is written like garbage.
I love your videos, but I just need to say - motion graphics isn't a 'trend'. It's an entire creative practice / art form / industry of its own, with its own trends, conventions, principles etc. As a motion designer, I feel like motion graphics is often overlooked as a creative practice or lumped in with graphic design or video editing or vfx, when really it's a world of its own. Obviously there is a lot of crossover between these fields, but I think to call it a 'trend' diminishes it as an art form. Thank u for listening to my ted talk lol
*To people complaining about Copyrights:* Copyright don't even applied. Copyright has two parts: "derivative work" and "transformation work", none of these applied to an IA. If you think so, 1st: you don't know how IA internally works. 2nd: you've no investigate the topic and just repeating what yellow press are spreading. 3rd you don't know Copyright law. Take a copyrighted picture, put in a shredded machine, now you have "art" in a form of stripped pile of paper. Do you'll sue a shredded machine for deconstruct a copyrighted art and make new art? *To people complaining about being original artists:* I challenge you to show me ONE single piece of art, just 1 single piece, where the author never take inspiration from other sources. You'll find nothing, cause the way our brain is wired, forbid create something without previous reference. And is so profound than when you dream, you never create a new face, the brain use well known faces. Why do you think Leonardo da Vinci (and other) has have reals model? because, they can't create a new original and credible face, even when he mastered draw, paint, architecture, perspective .. you name it. How do you learn something?
Why would I commission an artist in the future, when I could just type in the artwork I want in his style into an AI? Why would artists develop any new styles, when the day later literally anyone can produce endless artworks in that new style for free? Even webdesign is already completely done by AI like midjourney. Dark times are ahead of us.
Here’s a tip, train your own AI with you own design work (if you care to). You can use AI to accelerate the Draft/Sketch process in many different styles. Chat GBT can help you with coming up with qualities or key words from a brief. I was planning on doing a children’s book with AI lol, just the writing tho. I might feed the AI the character designs though.
The problem with that is while you might be able to copyright your own created images. Any Ai Generated piece (Writing/Art) technically cannot be copyrighted because of the Naruto monkey court case. Which set the precedent that any non-human work is automatically public domain
@@nonamek3697 Yea if you just use the generated piece, but that's why you use it as a base or as reference for you drafts. Im not saying generate some sketch's and be done. Its more so to help visualize. Now for writing, many books have stories that are public domain and are still successful, so who knows.
It's so frustrating to here influencers say there is nothing you can do, or nothing I can do about it. WHAT ABOUT WE?! There is something we all can do about it. Because the AI will not just remain a tool to collaborate with in the distant future if "WE ALL DON'T START ACTING NOW". Both Disney, Pixar, and Lucas Films were caught manipulating their hiring, raises, and pay structures to avoid paying standard industry rates to their designers. So it's obvious that once the AI has evolved enough to replace a whole design team, corporations will seek to exploit AI to replace us, or atleast leverage it to create a pay wall and the design salary will sink like the Titanic. Let's use the tiniest bit of critical thinking and not just say, "Just go along with it because we can't do anything about it". That is literally how bad cultural shifts happen like the Rise of Communism in every country communism exists. LOL Just think about how employers, and clients are going to under value your design process when they think a machine is doing all of your creative work. "OH IT SEEMS SO EASY FOR YOU GUYS NOW, WHY ARE YOUR RATES SO HIGH?" Bro, we gotta consider the pros & the cons, not just the pros, because its cool, fun, and easy. Easy is the biggest Cautionary Tale of all. If it seems too good to be true it most likely is. Great video though. Much Appreciated!
So how do you find out what is trending in time? Who sets the trend? Is there an official release by design councils / houses such as the Pantone colour of the season type thing? Thanks
Google search, look at places like httpster, blogs, social media etc. If you are fully imbedded within the world of design daily, you will know what trends are occurring.
As a graphic designer for brands, by all means be AWARE of trends, but following trends is a big mistake if your goal is to build enduring brands. Brands are challenging because you want a recognizable icon that is differentiated. The brand should have enough personality to create an emotional connection, but still endure and work with the things you might have to make mix it with for various market applications. I always cringe when I see the hoards race to a new trend. It happened to the brand for a company I started and left.. it got the ‘GAP’ generic lowercase rebrand and list all of its equity overnight. Just invisible, and nobody cares about it. Shame. Beware of the trends, kids.
yeah for sure. They are a tool at the end of the day. A brand identity needs to stand the test of time and to be different. However, parts of a branding campaign can use trends, for example maybe for an advert that is going to go out on TV for a 6 week period.
Yesterday I surfed to the chatgpt and it turned out that it was overloaded with users, so they took my email and wrote that they would send a message when in the future I can re-enter the site.
Artists actually didn't get angry about AI at the start. Many actually feel excited at what it can do. It's the AI users that start to provoke artists by directly sending them AI cloned arts, attacking artists for "charging art", and telling them they are going to lose their job, etc. After a while it escalates into the war and people putting the blame on AI for enabling such behavior. Imagine a bunch of assholes invading any comment space of your social media to tell people that they will draw the same way for cheaper, Now you have the very same AI community attacking each other for "stealing their art/prompt".
I'm an artist and designer, and I've always loved your videos. I'm a bit disappointed with your nonchalance with Midjourney. AI Image generators are horrible because it blatantly steals artwork from artists and painters. It's not a tool you should be advocating...
I like the video, but I completely disagree with the "there's nothing we can do about AI" mentality. There needs to be proper regulation, rules and most importantly, consent from all the artists who had their entire works stolen by a system that profits from them.
I have to disagree very much on the Ai discourse. It's not really out of the bag since it uses stolen artists works in their database and they are pursuing legal action due to no compensation. It is still however a good tool for us to work with but we still as humans have to see the ethics behind everything we do.
I think clients and brands who want real human design will likely pay more for it, and there will be less and less of these designers to hire. There will likely be a lot of designers using mainly a.i, and they will earn less money per project, but will probably be able to work on multiple projects in a week. This is just a guesstimation and generalisation though
@@SatoriGraphics why would someone bother paying anything to a graphic designer if they can use midjourney themselves? Especially if they could just prompt the system to mimic your style and work?
I will be the type of people who is not gonna support any AI made books/illustrations, anyone can write prompts even a child 😴But if its made by AI and your trying to sell a product then 100% you need to mention its used with AI. I will always support people who actually have talent themselves, their not going anywhere and traditional crafts will be appreciated more
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Youre one of my favorites. I have been a fine art artist for years and graphic design was so hard to understand but you made interesting and fun to learn. Still have a lot to learn but every single one of your videos is a work of art. Every single frame in your videos are jam packed with incredible compositions and I could watch them forever. So thank you for all you do. Seriously.
This is the most relatable comment I've come across as a fine art artist who is also new to graphic design and struggling to understand the terminologies and how each relevant software works.
Consuming your content has empowered me and my graphic design skills...Thank You So Much...from South Africa
that's the best sort of thing I can hear in the comment section, thanks :)
Holy moly! That last advice was like discovering Narnia. Outstanding. Seriously, man. I love you. Definitely worth watching till the end.
Glad it was helpful :))
This guy's a legend - how silky smooth is that voice? Its like liquid gold. If heaven had an directors cut - that would defiantly be the voice over. He's like a modern day Bob Ross. Which accent is that anyway?
lol thanks man!
I'm from South West England, but I lived in Asia for an entire decade. I think that changed my accent a little bit as well
Firstly, great video about the trends. Very informative. As a designer of 15+ years, I agree we have to adapt with the technology that comes out. However, there is a reason people are mad at this new tech. Due to it essentially stealing and scrapping from well known artists who spent years at their craft… and without their permission. So while AI may have a place somewhere on the spectrum of art, it needs rules. As a result there is a lawsuit taking place to impress the need for copyright rules specifically for MidJourney and Stable Diffusion. Guess we’ll see where AI ends up.
There's no question that it is going to play a prominent role in the future, just how and at what scale.
That's something that has always turned me off about graphic design. graphic designers seem to be obsessed with following trends. Graphic design is an industry full of followers. I hesitate to even call you all "artists". You are just sheep that follow and you construct marketing for corporations. no art in there folks. just robotic drones obedient to the marketing mindset.
trend followers.... pffft!!
cry more, luddite
graphic designers are not artists, they are corporate drones doing what they are told.
@Hellequin Maskharat The difference is that there is no artist in existence that could have that big of a visual dictionary. If there were, it would put a disproportionate amount of artists out of their jobs (what is currently happening). Collage artists do not use 10k pictures, you know that is unrealistic and there IS a difference between human and AI in effecting the art industry and human labor (which would normally be a good thing for AI to take over jobs, but not in this capitalist hellscape where the companies will soon expect 1 person to do the work of what was once 100 people and output 10x as much with the help of AI)
Your lighting set up is good. Content is very good
I appreciate it that thanks !
Super useful video mate keep up the good work⚡
I still use the tricks you shared in your previous videos, Thanks a lot bro ✌️
Glad to hear that bro
Always wonderful information. Thank you Satori 💯
Much appreciated
This is exactly what I'm looking for recently! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Always waits for your videos 😍😍
and hats off for your video content and video animation as always...loved it ❤❤
Thank you so much :D
This made me excited about the future of art and my graphic design journey. Thank you❣️.
Wonderful!
Thank you so much for make this video.
...GREAT VIDEO (You know your stuff - SUBSCRIBED!)
Remember the 90s? Everything looked like it came out of the Movie The Matrix. Every site, programmers GUI, and dress sense was dark....
A Designer (A REAL designer) doesn't follow trends, a real designer understands the anthropological and by extension sociological roots that generated the trends they are seeing and then CREATES a unique design that stands FOREVER, that has integrity.
To have THOSE skills, you need to study the history of design and typography including the motivation and era that generated them, the science of how our brains have evolved to absorb everything we see and digest - our psychology...but in this society that expects immediate gratification at the click of a button and has learned that there is a pill for everything and hard work and dedication is for chumps, who's going to waste their time doing that when they can just 'COPY THE NEXT DESIGN TREND'
Nah nah nah... that "embrace AI instead of criticizing it" rethoric is the first step to dystopia. we were warned, and these are the first signs, but most of us value comfort over anticipation
The problem is with Ai company just using artists works with no agreement and not paying artists the compensation they deserve
The creators of AI art that use specifically artist-targeted generative models are a novel issue but they are a **very** few and will always be the minority. I believe in the future these users will become "subscribers" to artists' custom trained models.
The majority of creators use very intricate prompts (positive and negative promts). "Prompt Engineering" is an honest skill.
The controversy around the inclusion of artists in the training data is nonsense. The exact images cannot be regenerated - articles floating around claiming the opposite also cited that those particular models were trained on just a handful of images instead of billions therefore those AI models were under-trained with the intention to find a case where it would spit out the exact image it was trained on. Style cannot be copyrighted.
The use of AI to make up for a lack of creativity and skill is really embarassing
@@macjonald That's a myth. You can't do that. If your prompt is shitty and generic, it will spit out a shitty and generic image.
@@macjonald that's like saying using Grammarly for autocorrect is embarrassing. It's not. Accessibility is not a weakness, it is a way to move forward.
You may say, but if using AI encourages people to learn prompts (which in turn makes them learn new words and increase their vocabulary) and ask a valid question (which makes them more inquisitive) then what you are stating is contradictory really. It fosters creativity and create skill in certain areas that 'Traditional' artist might be lacking.
And there is nothing wrong with that. I am a 'Traditional' artist in a sense and I am still confident in my talent but I also utilize AI in my workflow. Just like how people move from using a phone to a smartphone, it is a way of moving forward.
It's the opposition that trying to dissuade those are embarrassing. They cannot move forward and accept that reality. And if you ever feel threatened your 'traditional' way of art will be irrelevant then that's just a skill issue, cope harder and do even better than art then.
The growth of Art is a sign that artists need to do better. Do better than even AI art couldn't even compare to your imagination, originality, and emotions. It's not a bad sign that 'traditional' art is dying; it is a sign that art needs to evolve beyond AI art.
Perspectives can be a beautiful thing. You can open your mind and see the possibilities it can bring.
Upload an 1-hour video with a second of some music in any major video sharing platform = get 100% of earnings claimed by the label even before it finishes processing.
Use billions of images to create a subscription based product = free.
Bro. This video is beautiful 😤
Interesting insights on the latest graphic design trends! It's always inspiring to see how designers push boundaries and adapt to new technologies. I believe we can use AI to our advantage as graphic designers. Thanks for sharing!
Great and creative video!!!
Thanks.
You're welcome
I must say that I'm coming here exactly for news of trends :D I'm generally very sceptical in terms of trends in graphic & ui design - it's more like Fashion in a sense, where most designers focus to much on visuals instead of user experience...
Trends are a tool, and like any tool they have a time and a place. Somebody wouldn't use a screwdriver to dig a hole in the garden as example.
The main goal of any design is to communicate something to a targeted audience. A design trend may be beneficial to deliver that message effectively, depending on the audience and the setting of the design itself. To me it isn't a black and white situation, where trends are all bad or all good. However, I think they should stay out of logo designing entirely.
@@SatoriGraphics Totally agree, but what about a situation when a trend affects usability - like neumorphism or readability, like bad case of brutalism? But, I guess your argument about "the tool" is true, it depends heavily on who is using it, not from the tool itself.
frankly, no one's mad at AI when it assists instead of taking over bit by bit replacing us at many major cornerstones of our lives - maybe not now as one think but most think it gets too close to our home base -
Thanks for that!
No problem!
Awesome! Wonderful information👍😍
Glad you liked it!
ChatGPT helps a lot with branding, marketing strategies, creative writing, lesson planning, serving as a guide, and coming up with ideas when you have something on your mind it can get pretty close to the answer. I've been using it for about 3 weeks, and it is by far the best of all the AI technology that has come out.
Amazing sharing, really love this video ❤ This is good for improving my knowledge, Thanks a lot Tom 🥂🙏
*Amazing sharing, really love this video*
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@@SatoriGraphics you are so humble brother that you almost give response / reply to your subscribers / viewers. That's what's great about you 👍
Nice Video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching
Great content as usual Satori.
More to come and thanks :D
Your editing skills are amazing!!!💪🏾
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You are an inspiration, I use Milanote but where can I find your interesting boards on 2023 and 2024 Design Trends?
Retro futurism was a thing when I graduated design school in 2008
Trends are swings and round abouts
@@SatoriGraphics SO true
I will be happy if we bring more color to the world. We went so gray-white-and-black that everything will feel cold and unhappy at some point.
likewise :D
Thanks a lot for sharing
My pleasure
The way i see trends is this. If its designed to be forgotten in a couple months, use trends freely (within brand liniaments) if it's meant to last for decades, stick to basics.
Thanks for another amazing video!
My pleasure!
Interesting video
Thanks for the visit
I have to agree with you about the ai, and I'm a graphic designer and an artist as a hobby, mostly illustrator. But people making a whole product just using ai don't have a lot of talent in my eyes. For example with that book, I too saw it and the huge ratio it was getting. If only they took the time to hire somebody or learn how to edit and fix the mistakes that Ai makes, how to keep everything in one style instead having the girl looking different in the next page, hell, just edit it.
I view AI as I would view pinterest, great to take ideas and inspiration but I don't just look in the shearch bar and take whatever picture Pinterest gives me and say that I'm and artist and did that. That is what a lot of people using ai rn like the guy wit the book are, they brag about how they only spent hours into making a book that has so many flaws and is written like garbage.
Honestly, speaking as a father, many children's books are garbage that sound like they were written by AI anyway 😂
Awesome stuff
Great Video 💯📹❤️
cheers man
I love your videos, but I just need to say - motion graphics isn't a 'trend'. It's an entire creative practice / art form / industry of its own, with its own trends, conventions, principles etc. As a motion designer, I feel like motion graphics is often overlooked as a creative practice or lumped in with graphic design or video editing or vfx, when really it's a world of its own. Obviously there is a lot of crossover between these fields, but I think to call it a 'trend' diminishes it as an art form. Thank u for listening to my ted talk lol
"the cat is out of the bag".😁
funny expression lol, but yes it is
hey, very true and awesome content!... I'm wondering how you specifically pick out recent trends... pls share :)
thanks :D
Google and some research 👍
Great content 👍
Thank you 🙌
Great informative video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Cat out of bag means something secret that is no longer a secret. Genie out of bottle might be the one you were looking for?
Thank you satori you make very good video. Your video background music is good.
Please tell me any website of Freedsound?
Thanks buddy.
No I use a paid subscription to something called SoundStripe
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Nice Video 🙏🏽
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*To people complaining about Copyrights:*
Copyright don't even applied. Copyright has two parts: "derivative work" and "transformation work", none of these applied to an IA. If you think so, 1st: you don't know how IA internally works. 2nd: you've no investigate the topic and just repeating what yellow press are spreading. 3rd you don't know Copyright law.
Take a copyrighted picture, put in a shredded machine, now you have "art" in a form of stripped pile of paper. Do you'll sue a shredded machine for deconstruct a copyrighted art and make new art?
*To people complaining about being original artists:*
I challenge you to show me ONE single piece of art, just 1 single piece, where the author never take inspiration from other sources. You'll find nothing, cause the way our brain is wired, forbid create something without previous reference. And is so profound than when you dream, you never create a new face, the brain use well known faces.
Why do you think Leonardo da Vinci (and other) has have reals model? because, they can't create a new original and credible face, even when he mastered draw, paint, architecture, perspective .. you name it.
How do you learn something?
You're a fucking god, Satori
Man, satori is the best teacher I was not able to have while studying. Too bad I can't practice my editing cause my 6 year old laptop just broke 😅
ooof, hope you manage to resolve the issue
@@SatoriGraphics A reply from the master! Too bad issue is not resolvable, the technician suggested a replacement of the unit itself
check your title. :3 also: love your work. Keep it up!
thanks and thanks again lol
Why would I commission an artist in the future, when I could just type in the artwork I want in his style into an AI? Why would artists develop any new styles, when the day later literally anyone can produce endless artworks in that new style for free?
Even webdesign is already completely done by AI like midjourney.
Dark times are ahead of us.
Hi! Do you have any tipps how one could self-teach themselves graphic design basics for someone with 0 skills?;)
Great video, thank you for making this. Any recommendations on where would I go to see more examples of utilitarian design?
Thanks:)
Try Google and Pinterest 👍
I'm looking for alternative of Ae for motion design hahaha I think you can better help me to learn
Couls you please advice flared serif font or experimental font? May be new video dedicated to that?
Yeah, it's always better to run with the time, not against it. Nice video BTW.
new sub here. i like how you talk.
Welcome aboard and thanks a lot :D
Here’s a tip, train your own AI with you own design work (if you care to). You can use AI to accelerate the Draft/Sketch process in many different styles.
Chat GBT can help you with coming up with qualities or key words from a brief.
I was planning on doing a children’s book with AI lol, just the writing tho. I might feed the AI the character designs though.
The problem with that is while you might be able to copyright your own created images. Any Ai Generated piece (Writing/Art) technically cannot be copyrighted because of the Naruto monkey court case. Which set the precedent that any non-human work is automatically public domain
sounds like you cant be bothered doing any work!
@@macjonald If you feel that way Maybe I'm more focused on efficiency. If it doesn't affect the quality. what's there to lose
@@nonamek3697 Yea if you just use the generated piece, but that's why you use it as a base or as reference for you drafts. Im not saying generate some sketch's and be done. Its more so to help visualize. Now for writing, many books have stories that are public domain and are still successful, so who knows.
How did you get so good at making these videos? Please share your secrete ae course
7 years of experience in content creation, and hiring good people to work alongside
Hum... i just switched the font on my linux terminal to a lovely 1924 typewrier font
Can you recommend free tools to use in making a design
I think the audio is off by a split second. The audio is a bit early in comparison to the mouth movement
lol thanks for noticing
which tool do you use to edit your youtube videos?
lots of tools.. Davinci Resolve, After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, Envato Elements
It's so frustrating to here influencers say there is nothing you can do, or nothing I can do about it. WHAT ABOUT WE?! There is something we all can do about it. Because the AI will not just remain a tool to collaborate with in the distant future if "WE ALL DON'T START ACTING NOW". Both Disney, Pixar, and Lucas Films were caught manipulating their hiring, raises, and pay structures to avoid paying standard industry rates to their designers. So it's obvious that once the AI has evolved enough to replace a whole design team, corporations will seek to exploit AI to replace us, or atleast leverage it to create a pay wall and the design salary will sink like the Titanic. Let's use the tiniest bit of critical thinking and not just say, "Just go along with it because we can't do anything about it". That is literally how bad cultural shifts happen like the Rise of Communism in every country communism exists. LOL Just think about how employers, and clients are going to under value your design process when they think a machine is doing all of your creative work. "OH IT SEEMS SO EASY FOR YOU GUYS NOW, WHY ARE YOUR RATES SO HIGH?" Bro, we gotta consider the pros & the cons, not just the pros, because its cool, fun, and easy. Easy is the biggest Cautionary Tale of all. If it seems too good to be true it most likely is. Great video though. Much Appreciated!
So how do you find out what is trending in time? Who sets the trend? Is there an official release by design councils / houses such as the Pantone colour of the season type thing? Thanks
Google search, look at places like httpster, blogs, social media etc. If you are fully imbedded within the world of design daily, you will know what trends are occurring.
@@SatoriGraphics Thanks man! I'd only be a casual graphic designer compared to most, so that makes sense, but thanks for the tips 👌🏻
As a graphic designer for brands, by all means be AWARE of trends, but following trends is a big mistake if your goal is to build enduring brands. Brands are challenging because you want a recognizable icon that is differentiated. The brand should have enough personality to create an emotional connection, but still endure and work with the things you might have to make mix it with for various market applications. I always cringe when I see the hoards race to a new trend. It happened to the brand for a company I started and left.. it got the ‘GAP’ generic lowercase rebrand and list all of its equity overnight. Just invisible, and nobody cares about it. Shame. Beware of the trends, kids.
yeah for sure. They are a tool at the end of the day. A brand identity needs to stand the test of time and to be different. However, parts of a branding campaign can use trends, for example maybe for an advert that is going to go out on TV for a 6 week period.
nice! can you pls tell how do you make this liquid metallic effect?
Yesterday I surfed to the chatgpt and it turned out that it was overloaded with users, so they took my email and wrote that they would send a message when in the future I can re-enter the site.
I've never had that and have been using it for about 2 weeks daily.. how odd
@@SatoriGraphics It's been the same with me as well. Overloaded message for over a week. Seems they are filtering users somehow.
Might depend on newly registered users
whats the best software to start creating motion graphics?
Adobe After Effects.
1st comment nice one
🏅 kudos!
Artists actually didn't get angry about AI at the start. Many actually feel excited at what it can do. It's the AI users that start to provoke artists by directly sending them AI cloned arts, attacking artists for "charging art", and telling them they are going to lose their job, etc. After a while it escalates into the war and people putting the blame on AI for enabling such behavior.
Imagine a bunch of assholes invading any comment space of your social media to tell people that they will draw the same way for cheaper, Now you have the very same AI community attacking each other for "stealing their art/prompt".
I'm an artist and designer, and I've always loved your videos. I'm a bit disappointed with your nonchalance with Midjourney. AI Image generators are horrible because it blatantly steals artwork from artists and painters. It's not a tool you should be advocating...
Do you have the website URL of the moving cat shown at 2:22?
2:22 what is this called?? i need to get the platform
"Move with the cheese"
So basically, vaporwave year.
Hey man would you help me make a logo and do branding for my entrepreneurial venture
Motion Graphics has DEFINITELY always been a thing 😂
Motion Graphics / Design has been around for a long time... Don't know how it's a trend for 2023. 🤦♂
5:47
eres un jodido genio
retro futurism was popular in 2008 and didnt last long. it wont last long this time around either. its childish and doesnt work for many things.
comes from the guy wearin that sweater
You must feel really good about yourself lol
@@SatoriGraphics made ya comment :)
I like the video, but I completely disagree with the "there's nothing we can do about AI" mentality. There needs to be proper regulation, rules and most importantly, consent from all the artists who had their entire works stolen by a system that profits from them.
I have to disagree very much on the Ai discourse. It's not really out of the bag since it uses stolen artists works in their database and they are pursuing legal action due to no compensation. It is still however a good tool for us to work with but we still as humans have to see the ethics behind everything we do.
How do you think real graphic designers will stand out from ai generated designs?
I think clients and brands who want real human design will likely pay more for it, and there will be less and less of these designers to hire. There will likely be a lot of designers using mainly a.i, and they will earn less money per project, but will probably be able to work on multiple projects in a week. This is just a guesstimation and generalisation though
@@SatoriGraphics why would someone bother paying anything to a graphic designer if they can use midjourney themselves? Especially if they could just prompt the system to mimic your style and work?
Trend chasing makes me feel like a scumbag
p is p and not b
I will be the type of people who is not gonna support any AI made books/illustrations, anyone can write prompts even a child 😴But if its made by AI and your trying to sell a product then 100% you need to mention its used with AI. I will always support people who actually have talent themselves, their not going anywhere and traditional crafts will be appreciated more
6:13 you did see what happened later to him right? you wouldn't do half the research right?🍒
No sense ... Graphics work will be "robotized" so if someone wants to start now like me for example :) has a hard way (35 years old)
I think AI will reduce your burden so we should enjoy it 🙌
Screaming
Use AI to your advantage, save time and earn more.
yes and yes
There's a typo in the title lmao
cheers, fixed :)