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For years I tried understanding these principles. It's the first time I got it so clearly explained and you what I an sticking with you now. I will use them in creating fashions. Thank you.
00:05 Introducing key design principles to create with confidence 01:25 Contrast and white space are key design elements 02:38 White space is essential for clear and impactful design 03:49 Design principles: Movement and Repetition 05:04 Creating well-proportioned designs with balanced elements 06:22 Balance is an important aspect of design 07:30 Alignment is important for professional design. 08:46 Design principles and their applications
One thing I would like to point out for anyone, who comes from photography and film. The balance part. For people like me, who come from the photography/film world, use the balance, as rule of thirds. You can have things perfectly centered, but its only good in specific situations, because it does get boring. When using rule of thirds, thats when you add stuff in thirds, and its a deferent type of balance. I hope someone like me could understand what I am trying to type. Film, Photography and Graphic Design is all the same in a way. All about balance, contrast, composition and above all what catches the viewers attention. At the end of the day, isnt that what we try to do?
No designers would exist on this earth if my husband was not there. He is an idea. The most original idea. No one can become better than him. It is not possible.
sir aapne btaya to ek dum sahi h lekin india me kuch aise client hote hai lala baniya type ke unse jyda cheeje pucho to wo kahne lgta hai ki mai dusre se banwa lunga....😂😂or paymetn bhi denge wo bbhi 500 rs
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For years I tried understanding these principles. It's the first time I got it so clearly explained and you what I an sticking with you now. I will use them in creating fashions. Thank you.
00:05 Introducing key design principles to create with confidence
01:25 Contrast and white space are key design elements
02:38 White space is essential for clear and impactful design
03:49 Design principles: Movement and Repetition
05:04 Creating well-proportioned designs with balanced elements
06:22 Balance is an important aspect of design
07:30 Alignment is important for professional design.
08:46 Design principles and their applications
Wow, these canva tutorials are super fun and easy to understand. Thanks for providing the great lecture.
This worth a whole semester of college class
Right!
As a 3rd year student I second this
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So real
I take your teachings very seriously based on the fact the thumbnail and video are so well designed..
One thing I would like to point out for anyone, who comes from photography and film. The balance part. For people like me, who come from the photography/film world, use the balance, as rule of thirds. You can have things perfectly centered, but its only good in specific situations, because it does get boring. When using rule of thirds, thats when you add stuff in thirds, and its a deferent type of balance. I hope someone like me could understand what I am trying to type.
Film, Photography and Graphic Design is all the same in a way. All about balance, contrast, composition and above all what catches the viewers attention. At the end of the day, isnt that what we try to do?
Best tutorial I have ever seen on YT.
God bless the creator❤
best design principle video I have ever watched
Thank you canva for making this topic easy to understand..✔️👍🏾
This is excellent! Thanks canva folks :)
Clear & concise. Thanks for the refresher
Very helpful, thank you Team Canva!
Ah, thank you so much Severin!
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Beautifully explained.
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This interesting and beautiful, it will help my business Yu Tatiana in graphic design.
Very nice tutorial. Clear and very understanding.
Thank you ❤
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Hey, glad teacher told me graphic designer.... graphic designer is improving as skill.
great video
Please add FRENCH subtitles to this playlist.🙏❤️
Cool!
Thank you very much! Would you mind sharing with us your favorite part of the video? We'd love to hear your thoughts! 🤗 ^gv
Nice.
Wow!!
Lol looking at the most replayed graph on the line I can tell we've all been assigned this video as a small task to do at home from college.
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amazing
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No designers would exist on this earth if my husband was not there. He is an idea. The most original idea. No one can become better than him. It is not possible.
Are you being sarcastic?
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sir aapne btaya to ek dum sahi h lekin india me kuch aise client hote hai lala baniya type ke unse jyda cheeje pucho to wo kahne lgta hai ki mai dusre se banwa lunga....😂😂or paymetn bhi denge wo bbhi 500 rs
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Not my sir using this in his university lecture
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