Swissgaze - Redesigning Shoegaze Album Covers in Swiss Design

In this video, I will be redesigning the top 3 classic shoegaze albums with a heavy emphasis on Swiss design. You will learn various Swiss design principles, along with seeing how these cool tips and tricks can add complexity to your Swiss designs.
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[@bryan-xn6eq]

"swissgaze" love it! awesome covers!

[@TheDesignSmith]

Thanks so much for your support!

[@CineLoveLetters]

Great video, learnt many new tools and things I could do in Photoshop. Would love for more such design-process based videos :)

[@TheDesignSmith]

Thank you! I'll definitely be doing more like this one.

[@inbareform]

Hey, stumbled on this video and was playing in the back, those aren't descenders, those are overshoots! Rounded shapes appear smaller than squared shapes, the overshoot in type design optically adjusts for this :) Little bit of simplification but hope that helps.

[@TheDesignSmith]

Thanks for the comment! I was taught in design school many years ago that text that descends below the baseline is called a descender. That's what I've always called it 🙂 I have heard the term overshoots, but it seems to me that they are interchangeable. Do you know of any further difference between the two?