My Entire Graphic Design Degree in 12 Minutes

Thanks for the video - I bet you are great to work with (clear communication and personable).

100k debt. How to tell your in an american university without mentioning it.

my mistake at uni was not learning the tools in the adobe suite before i started. it slowed me down and fucked meup. on the plus side i learnt photoshop loads in 3 weeks than i did Ai in 2 years at uni. typical. we didnt even use PS in our GD course

Thank you so much for sharing

You can have design without type. Look at street signs and posters that are solely visual metaphors.

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i want to do grafic design

Such an amazing video!

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I plan to major in graphic design for uni next year, and every uni website I look at has a degree that leads to graphic design under a different name- fine arts, studio arts, design, and so on- could you help and explain what I should be looking for when trying to find a degree that can put me on the graphic design career path?

What degree does graphic design fall under? Is it visual communication, fine arts, so confused.

Great video! Thanks!

My main interest at the moment is not so much graphic designing, but illustration work, such as my current profile picture, but I'm not sure how to turn that into a career. I wouldn't mind developing skills related to all aspects of computer designing including engineering, graphic designing and programming.

Thank you sooo much😊. I stopped with my studie and now I'm searching for a new one, this video helped me alot😊

Thank you for such an amazing video!! Every single pointer makes so much sense to an aspiring designer like me 😊

As an audio guy, might I suggest reducing the gain and/or the high end frequencies on your audio interface. Very clashy and alot of mouth noise when using headphones.

I come from a filmmaking background. My degree is in cinematography, and I've been mostly making things that started with me grabbing a camera. However I've gotten into motion graphics a lot over the past years, and having a decade of After Effects behind me helped a lot getting going – but I've come to the obvious realization that if I am going to do motion graphics I need to learn graphic design as well. So I'm extremely grateful that there's all these resources out here for people like me to get a better grasp of it.

So glad I found your channel. I graduated college in 1999 and I've been working at a newspaper for 23 years. Not much change until the last few years. I feel like I need to return to school now.

As an agency owner, I love this. Keep educating! Fave tip: In the end you will not work alone. For the ones wanting to be a freelancer I'd like to add this to his tips... At some point clients will make you do things you don't get, like or agree with no matter what boundaries you set, and it's usually your friends/family/referral work. Don't let it frustrate you or you won't make it - either due to being overly sensitive about creative freedom / being trusted for your knowledge, or losing clients due to having attitude about it. Customer service with a smile is just as important as design when you're running a business.

Great content as always! Thank you.

did he fart during this video. or im i the only one heard that ===....-----

Very coolllll! Thanks, man!

I'm studying from this year on IT products in design. (3d, motion, material science for environmental design, game design, UI-UX for web and even for real transport, product design) We will get only 1 semester of graphic design soon and, yea, seams like that will be more then enough. In my country too much universities with graphic design degree and only few with... well... design...

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Hey Ran, can you recommend some books for art history?

I have a high school senior who loves designing. We have countless sketchbooks on the shelves!

In your professional opinion, is this a field that he can learn on his own by watching videos or must he go to college. Our local community college has a one year certificate and a 2 year associate degrees in digital design. And of course there are 4 year degrees at the universities.

I'm an accounting major but I'm thinking of adding a graphic design minor in case it crushes my soul. Could I make it in the industry with just a minor and a bangin' portfolio?

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Thank you for sharing your story and experience. 👍

bruh.. you are dope.. i think i won't need to learn design if i just cover all your videos from here.. haha you are in the loss brother.. you should've sold these with prices. now your knowledge is open for guys like us !!! Thank you so much for making these videos brother ! god bless you

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advice from an old designer: leaving school is just the beginning of your education- if it was the right kind of school it gave you some foundation and the discipline to work and improve on your own. not all students can make the change from being told what to do to being self driven. continual learning and experimentation should go on the rest of your life.

Amazing as always!

Excellent video, form and function!

This is my favorite video! As a junior designer, I find this very helpful, thank you!

So the question is do you believe that graphic design is a good major to take up in order to be a business owner? And do you actually make money in this career how hard is it to fall back on?

In Canada, our design education is highly focused on business. In fact, we had business and marketing classes every semester for the last 2 of 3 years. It could be because we also have Canadian design associations to help protect and support the industry?

And our work always had an element of working with support workers, such as in teams, or the photography department.

"have to learn how to make designs tell a stories" ! - I really like this one! a strong one! it's kinda like storytelling in a film. I also use a design book first for sketchups (even if you can't beautifully draw) it's a great tip to shorten your time spend on your screen figuring out what you really want.

Yesss! I did a year and have been itching to learn more in graphic designing. GD has a special place in my heart. I

thanks Ran for sharing this!

Very useful, thank you very much

Excellent video! So true

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Which college is best for graphic design?

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Full of golden nuggets of wisdom - cheers Ran!👌D+B

Hi Ran, can you do a video on Readymag? I'd love your input