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Hello, long story short i have a few weeks free (4,5 weeks literally at home) and ive always been interested in graphics design. I have little experience with photoshop and cinema 4d but have them both installed (photoshop cs6) and so i was just looking for some tips, maybe good tutorials/packs you guys used to get started? I know probably no one will read this but even one helpful reply will be great, thanks. ( im aiming for manipulations and youtube backgrounds)
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Download a few of the graphic resources pack from the resources section, they should help you out abit.
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Ezemy wrote Download a few of the graphic resources pack from the resources section, they should help you out abit.
Okay will do thank you for your help
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Hey man, look, don't take this the wrong way.. But do yourself a favour. Do not start copying everyone elses style. If you're just starting out at graphics, look for one or two unique styles. Chose between 2D or 3D work. Stick to it.
After a while it might seem boring and you might wanna copy all the sh!tty Oil paint or space youtube backgrounds etc.
Look for a unique style, choose one sort of project. Do it, evaluate it, improve it. Until it looks good to you, of course.
After that, if you like the topic/style, carry on doing it.
If I were to recommend some things to try they'd be:
- Posters
- Flyers
- Advertisments
- Interface designs.
Hope you understand most of this.
After a while it might seem boring and you might wanna copy all the sh!tty Oil paint or space youtube backgrounds etc.
Look for a unique style, choose one sort of project. Do it, evaluate it, improve it. Until it looks good to you, of course.
After that, if you like the topic/style, carry on doing it.
If I were to recommend some things to try they'd be:
- Posters
- Flyers
- Advertisments
- Interface designs.
Hope you understand most of this.
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irWilliam wrote Hey man, look, don't take this the wrong way.. But do yourself a favour. Do not start copying everyone elses style. If you're just starting out at graphics, look for one or two unique styles. Chose between 2D or 3D work. Stick to it.
After a while it might seem boring and you might wanna copy all the sh!tty Oil paint or space youtube backgrounds etc.
Look for a unique style, choose one sort of project. Do it, evaluate it, improve it. Until it looks good to you, of course.
After that, if you like the topic/style, carry on doing it.
If I were to recommend some things to try they'd be:
- Posters
- Flyers
- Advertisments
- Interface designs.
Hope you understand most of this.
Fantastic thank you so much i will look into it
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