Or just use Overlord.

Also lowering detail helps a lot

This was a wonderfully informative and helpful video about bauhaus history and design thank you for the time and effort that went into this content!!!!

Fondest memories of these cups was at a country club pool, and their “lunch” area was over the life guard break area. Every time I see the cups with this design on it I get a flashback to those days of being so care free

The Hopper house in Maryland is on of my favorites.

Why is this a "surprise" that she wasn't offered royalties? That's not how life works.

Does anyone know why after using the transparency effect it no longer lets me touch anything else on the page. Everything is locked and the only layer showing is Opacity Mask? Thanks for the video though very helpful.

Such a helpful video and really clearly explained, thankyou!!

Thank you for this video!!

Had to write an essay about this.....was.....great!

very informative, thanks for your hard work in researching Marcel Breuer. this just helps fill in a bit more of the Bauhaus mystique. I feel that in some ways we know quite a bit and yet so little, no thanks to the poor influence in Germany at that time. The most intriguing thing about this era was the explosion of modernism , an important part in the family of art. My wife and I have found the people around the Bauhaus most fascinating. I do not enjoy all of Marcel's work but respect his efforts and contributions. Graham

your video is for beginners tutorial

I want the texture to be colored, how do I do that?

I will be using this for a vinyl plotter, but I have noticed even with 70 steps it still leaves tiny steps when zoomed in - this will be a pain when cutting. How can I get a complete smooth line without steps?

This helps so much! Thank you for sharing this tool <3

It is just what I was looking for. Super easy tutorial. Thank you sooooooooooo much John! P.S. You have just gained a new subscriber

steps tool doesntwork

GREAT VIDEO JOHN, AND A GREAT EDUCATION. I LEARNED SO MUCH. THE BAUHAUS MOVEMENT IS A CLASSIC, TIMELES FORM OF ART AND DESIGN. I AM GRATEFUL AND THANKFUL FOR THE BAUHAUS MOVEMENT. I AM STILL LEARNING ABOUT IT.

BAUHAUS 101

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

You lost me at microplastics

I was shocked when i saw the view count, this channel is so underrated

I don't know why i enjoy listening to you. I am not as this calm as I am listening to you. I have already subscribed to your channel and liked this video. Thanks man!

I truly enjoy your video keep dropping those gems 🥰✨

What an incredible video. So thorough, such high quality, was shocked to see this only had 30 likes, keep going dude this stuff is fantastic.

my man, thank you so so much, I could not figure out how to convert an image into a vector for the life of me.

Why you wearing a beanie inside bruh?

where can i download the texture pack?

Awesome tutorial. Thanks!

Hi John. Loved this overview of the Bauhaus. I was especially interested in the White city in Tel Aviv., I had no idea of its existence so many thanks for bringing it to my attention. One slight criticism of your beginners guide to the Bauhaus I have Is the lack of any mention of its influence in the field of typography. László Moholy-Nagy, Herbert Bayer, and Joost Schmidt were all significant in promoting the use of san-seraph faces in their work at the Bauhaus. As I'm sure you know the influence of their work on other contemporary typographers such as Jan Tschichold was significant. Tschichold's subsequent work, including the creation of, for example, the typefaces Transit and Saskia had, and continues to have, a huge influence on fledgling typographers to this day. Given this, I do feel you might have mentioned the Bauhaus's influence in shaping the contemporary typography of the period. Having said that, the omission of typography in your Bauhaus guide was a very minor flaw in what was an otherwise exceptional piece of work. I will now be subscribing to your site and look forward to your future video's. Many thanks from one grey- haired old designer to one of a much younger vintage! Best wishes and keep up the good work.

Thanks to you. I can make Chinese character in 3D.

Thanks for the video, do you know if it's possible to update the illustrator file, save it and then have the save sync with after effects? To my knowledge the only way to do that would be to bring it in from scratch again.

Bauhaus ruined architecture 🤢🤢🤢

Is this wikipedia?

very nice and useful skill, thanks for the vid!

Moholy Nagy is pronounced Moholy Nodge. BTW why don't you mention the true founding father of the pre World War Weimar Kunstgewerbeschule, that turned into Bauhaus after WW1; Henry Vande Velde? He is quoted as being the man who pointed out Gropius as the head of the Bauhaus.

Thank you! You made that an easy task.

awesome

Thank you so much for this video!!!

His company, The Architects Collective designed my former high school on Cape Cod.

I love this video. I just wish it had some visual examples. How would that Instagram example would look like if it was designed with the other method?

The last time I recall using one of these cups was in a diner in the early 2010s

Thanks for this 🙌 had to research it before I jumped on the bandwagon 😂

I actually drank out of these in the 2000s apparently they stopped in 2004

can you share your video of how to create a texture image ?

nice hairstyle

Love the video, but the scroll of Bedoni hurts the eyes a bit at large size; maybe match cutting each letter in the middle of the screen or having them slowly fade one by one onto the screen in the rows often shown

Well.... none of these can hold a candle to Rick Valicenti's Bronzo, but I guess they'll do ^_^ Funny how Vignelli got it on with Emigre in his later years, almost conceding the point that type doesn't have to be a craft, and can also be expressive. Still, good luck trying to layout a corporate brochure using Oakland. I'm just thankful you didn't once drop the term "humanistic" to describe any of the typefaces.

Hey thanks man!

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