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Design of Graphic Elements to Boost Your Brand

From paper to screen 2

A course by Heavy , Design Studio

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Audio: Spanish

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About the video: From paper to screen 2

Overview

“We will continue with this lesson, where we will now give you some tips to transfer your sketches to the computer using Photoshop.”

In this video lesson Heavy addresses the topic: From paper to screen 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design of Graphic Elements to Boost Your Brand. Learn how to conceptualize and create graphic elements to give personality to your brand.

Partial transcription of the video

“LET'S GET TO WORK / LESSON THREE FROM PAPER TO SCREEN Our rooster is now exported. We'll work on Photoshop to finish the illustration. With Photoshop, I tend to use a tablet. I find it a little easier, but if you don't have a tablet, don't worry, you can also do it without it. We use Photoshop as it's a software that works with a bitmap base, not in vectors. In the mood board we said we'd do illustrations with noise, and in Photoshop it's much easier to have this finish. So let's start. Open the file exported from Illustrator and, as you can see, we have our separate layers as we exported t...”

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Course summary for: Design of Graphic Elements to Boost Your Brand

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (615)
10311 students
5 units
19 lessons (2h 46m)
8 downloads

Category
Design, Marketing & Business
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Art Direction, Branding & Identity, Graphic Design

Heavy

A course by Heavy

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Design Studio

Heavy is a graphic design studio based in Guadalajara, Mexico, specializing in branding and communication strategies, corporate identity, illustration, packaging, and editorial design.

Heavy has designed for brands such as LinkedIn, Biossance, and the International Music Fair. Their favorite projects are those for start-up businesses, where the client is willing to get involved in the process and, at the same time, they have more freedom to experiment and propose ideas.