Creating Graphic Design Mockups

Types of mock ups and their characteristics

A course by Asís , Graphic Design Studio

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About the video: Types of mock ups and their characteristics

Overview

“In the previous lesson, we told you what a mock-up is and what uses we can give it. Now we will try to identify what types of mock-ups exist and we will recommend what to use depending on the case.”

In this video lesson Asís addresses the topic: Types of mock ups and their characteristics, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creating Graphic Design Mockups. Learn how to create mockups to showcase your design projects in a professional and attractive way with Photoshop and Illustrator.

Partial transcription of the video

“In the last session. we detailed what a mockup entails. including its function and significance within our studio environment. This time around. our goal is to distinguish between various types of mockups that Many people know about the downloadable pre-made templates available online for various projects. Some are paid. and others are free. The truth is. we can't really recommend much in this regard because we never use them. We always choose to create our own mockups. and this is for several reasons. Firstly. Because there are many options out there. but not all of them are good quality. ...”

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Course summary for: Creating Graphic Design Mockups

Level: Beginner
97% positive reviews (188)
4296 students
5 units
20 lessons (2h 54m)
9 downloads

Category
Design
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Design, Digital Design, Graphic Design

Asís

A course by Asís

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Graphic Design Studio

Clara Fernández and Francisco Andriani are both graphic designers who specialize in branding. They’re the founders of the Asís in Buenos Aires, a studio that focuses on developing coherent and efficient visual identities, through both printed and digital solutions, for any type of client.

They help brands tell their story through the exploration of concepts that relate them with their clients, They have collaborated with renowned international agencies such as Jam3 or Edenspiekermann and their work has been published in books such as From Latin America, Less is More, and Color Now.