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Thank you so much for creating this series. I know they don't get as many views as some of your other videos but, on an individual level, they have helped me a lot. The masses may not appreciate them, but I do! I have tried to watch a lot of other channels' videos on graphic design principles and found them dull and dry. It's hard to maintain focus on them because I get bored and my mind starts to wander. But your videos are engaging and funny, making it easy to keep me focused on the material. Also, I love that you give a lot of concrete examples and *show* rather than *tell* how it works. Principles aren't useful unless you can apply them in real life! I also really enjoyed the "Pimp My Design" series & learned so much from it. Maybe the name of that series could use an update if you do decide to continue it. Thanks again, you guys are the best!
Hey dear 👋 and thanks for the detailed feedback on the Design Principles series and Pimp my Design. You are right, the videos in the Design Principle series do not get as many views as our other videos (which is a concern for us when we look at it from a business's perspective), but we will continue this series because we realize it helps a lot of people like you 😊 I'm glad you appreciate the way I run these episodes and show how to apply the principles to real-life examples. We are looking at new formats for the Pimp my Design concept (and are not excluding a change of name 😁). Thank you dear 🙏✨
I love your tutorials, very easy to "digest", and you seem to apply the principles of design into your tutorials to give them functionality. Love them.
As a beginner in Design i am very interested in this series. Using "ready" designs in Canva and slightly changing them i often "feel" this looks good but can not tell why... now i begin to understand. This makes it easier for me creating my own designs having your advices in mind. Thank you very much.
As a new designer and wanting to learn all that there is, I really appreciate this series! I cannot wait to binge other playlist. Great videos, keep it up!!
We are always looking forward to your videos about Basic Principles of Graphic Design. They are so easy to understand and very motivating. Love from Germany
Thank you, Ronnie! In my opinion it was one of the most comprehensive videos about negative space in UA-cam. I use Canva and I am pleased with your attention to this platform during your tutorial. It was a long video compare to others but usage of the real designs made it an interesting watch. I'll use these tips in my designs, I'll watch the rest of series and I definitely appreciate your efforts on this video. Keep up the good work Ronnie. 👏
Happy to hear you are enjoying this format. It's hard to create content that pleases everyone. Some people prefer short ones! I personally feel more in my element when I create longer, deeper tutorials 😄
hello sir/ Madam, how are you, we are from india like your contents very much, very helpful videos. But right now i am facing one problem with canva pro that when i upload any image a message comes " your images exceeds 1200 images " also i delete many of uploaded image by moving it to trash and then delete it permanently , but same message is showing whats is the problem ? please guide us,
I think I have covered that in a previous video 🤔 When you select your image in the Editor, find the "Edit image" button, then under "Tools" there's a "Blur" effect. Use that.
I'm really enjoying your videos! I'm a visual artist. That's different than designing graphics, but I think a lot of design concepts may be helpful. How would you apply the idea of white space to, say, a landscape painting? Is that something that would help make a better painting?
Hi Esther, I'm glad you are enjoying the content. I'm not an artist like you but I'd imagine similar rules to graphic design would apply to a painting in terms of white space. I'm sorry, I don't really know the answer to that question 😅
Thanks Ronnie for this video on white space pretty cool I hope you got permission to use the Apple logo and the star Starbucks logo the information was very well-presented and by the way say hello to your wife
Hey there 👋 The logos have been found in "Brandfetch" which is a Canva app. So I suppose it falls under the same licensing agreements as the rest of the elements in Canva.
Hello Ronny, I have been watching your tutorials recently and I have learned so much from you. I also have a critic about your work. Towards the end of this video, you padded VACCINE AND REGISTRATION, removing them from their previous position. This also make them not to align with the next element below them. VACCINE REGISTRATION are no longer aligned with IMPORTANT REMINDER. Is that okay?
Apple design is very neutered and yet very ubiquitous at the same time. It remind me of a king of neo-fascism, / socialist way of using blank negative space in their propaganda posters. I hate that it has kind of became the norm for graphic design in the modern millennium, but here we are.
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Tell us what you think of this tutorial! Is White Space and how to use it clearer to you now? Have you learned something new? Share your opinion and comments below! 👇👇👇
💓 Get Canva PRO for FREE for 45 days! 👉 dianamunoz.co/freecanvapro By using our affiliate link, you can benefit from 45 days of Canva Pro free trial, which is 15 days extra than what is offered via the Canva website! 🎉🎉
These tips are Canva-mazing, Ronny! 🤩What a way to make each and every design truly space-cial. Keep rocking! 💗 ^nm
Thanks nm,
our viewers enjoy these design tips!
Thank you so much for creating this series. I know they don't get as many views as some of your other videos but, on an individual level, they have helped me a lot. The masses may not appreciate them, but I do!
I have tried to watch a lot of other channels' videos on graphic design principles and found them dull and dry. It's hard to maintain focus on them because I get bored and my mind starts to wander. But your videos are engaging and funny, making it easy to keep me focused on the material. Also, I love that you give a lot of concrete examples and *show* rather than *tell* how it works. Principles aren't useful unless you can apply them in real life!
I also really enjoyed the "Pimp My Design" series & learned so much from it. Maybe the name of that series could use an update if you do decide to continue it.
Thanks again, you guys are the best!
Hey dear 👋
and thanks for the detailed feedback on the Design Principles series and Pimp my Design.
You are right, the videos in the Design Principle series do not get as many views as our other videos (which is a concern for us when we look at it from a business's perspective), but we will continue this series because we realize it helps a lot of people like you 😊
I'm glad you appreciate the way I run these episodes and show how to apply the principles to real-life examples.
We are looking at new formats for the Pimp my Design concept (and are not excluding a change of name 😁).
Thank you dear 🙏✨
I love your tutorials, very easy to "digest", and you seem to apply the principles of design into your tutorials to give them functionality. Love them.
I love the video editing, it's super engaging and makes learning absolutely fun
Thank you dear!
I shared the compliment with our video editor. She'll be happy to hear that 🫶
As a beginner in Design i am very interested in this series. Using "ready" designs in Canva and slightly changing them i often "feel" this looks good but can not tell why... now i begin to understand. This makes it easier for me creating my own designs having your advices in mind. Thank you very much.
So happy you are learning about design via this series Friederike 😉
These tutorials are really awesome !
Glad you think so Sherya 💜✨
As a new designer and wanting to learn all that there is, I really appreciate this series! I cannot wait to binge other playlist. Great videos, keep it up!!
Thanks Olivia 🙌
We are always looking forward to your videos about Basic Principles of Graphic Design. They are so easy to understand and very motivating. Love from Germany
Glad you like them 💜✨
Thank you, Ronnie! In my opinion it was one of the most comprehensive videos about negative space in UA-cam. I use Canva and I am pleased with your attention to this platform during your tutorial. It was a long video compare to others but usage of the real designs made it an interesting watch. I'll use these tips in my designs, I'll watch the rest of series and I definitely appreciate your efforts on this video. Keep up the good work Ronnie. 👏
Thank you dear!
Glad it was useful
Great job Ronny. Love the longer videos where you can really explain the subject matter better. Learning a lot from your design series.
Happy to hear you are enjoying this format. It's hard to create content that pleases everyone. Some people prefer short ones!
I personally feel more in my element when I create longer, deeper tutorials 😄
thanks for that padding tip! It is so awesome that you just don't say to do it, but you show it too. U R Awesome!
Happy to help Blanche 💜
Please make more videos in this series. Thank you!
More to come!
You can find 4 other episodes here at the moment: bit.ly/rondiplaydesignprinciples
I've learned a lot from this channel about principles of design. Hoping that the next other principles will come out soon
Hey Dave!
I'm so happy to hear that you enjoy this series 😍
YES! Episode#5 (about visual balance) will go live next week 😎
Great refresher 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you! It’s important to keep learning and I learned something new today! I’ll be watching 6he other episodes as well. Thank you!😊
Thanks dear, yes this series is valuable if you want to level up your designs!
Another great episode... really helpful
Many thanks
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
I am going to apply this today.
Have fun with it!
Love this series. Thank you for helping me learn!
My pleasure Laura 🤓
You explain everything so well. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the kind words dear, I'm glad you enjoyed it 💛
Thank you so much for this info!!! It will help me on designing my UA-cam thumbnails!💗🤗
Yayyy!
Learned a lot today. Helpfully like always! 🥰
Awesome! Thank you Princess 💛
This content exactly answered my questions about spacing! Thank You! 😁
I'm so glad it helped 🙌
This is so helpful!
🙌 Thank you so much for the kind words! Your support means the world to me.
The best of best❤thank you 😊
Thank you so much
Learn a lot today ! Thanks you
Glad you are learning with us dear 💛
hello sir/ Madam, how are you, we are from india like your contents very much, very helpful videos. But right now i am facing one problem with canva pro that when i upload any image a message comes " your images exceeds 1200 images " also i delete many of uploaded image by moving it to trash and then delete it permanently , but same message is showing whats is the problem ? please guide us,
Sorry to hear you are running into this issue, feel free to get in touch with Canva directly via this Messenger link: bit.ly/message-canva
Thanks for this ✍️
Thank you!
Great 👍 work!
Thanks dear!
Hi Ronny ! Episodes of this series are only 4 if I am not wrong? Are you planning to release other episodes? It's a great series. Thank you
Hi Luca, yes there will be more episodes. And yes, it's only 4 for now.
Merci pour la qualité des vidéos ! Le montage de vos vidéos, vous le faites également sur Canva ? Merci
Merci John 😍
Non, nous montons nos videos avec Premiere Pro.
Can you do a video if you haven’t done one yet on blurring out things like peoples faces or how to blur them out in photos as well?
I think I have covered that in a previous video 🤔
When you select your image in the Editor, find the "Edit image" button, then under "Tools" there's a "Blur" effect. Use that.
I'm really enjoying your videos! I'm a visual artist. That's different than designing graphics, but I think a lot of design concepts may be helpful.
How would you apply the idea of white space to, say, a landscape painting? Is that something that would help make a better painting?
Hi Esther,
I'm glad you are enjoying the content.
I'm not an artist like you but I'd imagine similar rules to graphic design would apply to a painting in terms of white space. I'm sorry, I don't really know the answer to that question 😅
Thanks Ronnie for this video on white space pretty cool I hope you got permission to use the Apple logo and the star Starbucks logo the information was very well-presented and by the way say hello to your wife
Hey there 👋
The logos have been found in "Brandfetch" which is a Canva app.
So I suppose it falls under the same licensing agreements as the rest of the elements in Canva.
Are all your videos created in Canva?
No, our awesome video editor uses mostly Premiere Pro (and a bit of OBS). Our graphics and slides are all made in Canva though 😊❤️
Hello Ronny, I have been watching your tutorials recently and I have learned so much from you. I also have a critic about your work. Towards the end of this video, you padded VACCINE AND REGISTRATION, removing them from their previous position. This also make them not to align with the next element below them. VACCINE REGISTRATION are no longer aligned with IMPORTANT REMINDER. Is that okay?
Hi there 👋
sorry I don't remember all the details of this particular video, which I created over a year ago.
Waiting for something to happen?
I don’t get it?!
Apple design is very neutered and yet very ubiquitous at the same time. It remind me of a king of neo-fascism, / socialist way of using blank negative space in their propaganda posters. I hate that it has kind of became the norm for graphic design in the modern millennium, but here we are.