Thank you for saying so!

I'm so glad!

Thank you for the feedback!

You're welcome!

You're very welcome!

For example, in a similar case I can do it in Ai. Ctrl+A and Ctrl+Shift+O

Thank you! I'm so glad you liked it.

Thank you so much!

Thanks for the feedback! In Canva, under Elements, type in "fashion woman purse" and it should pop right up. It is in the paid "PRO" version. I think I used Canva's background remover feature as well. I wish I had now used a free photo for folks!

@@ThressaWillett Thank You:) found the photo!

I'm probably not doing myself any favors with the KZbin algorithm! I don't think they reward efficiency necessarily... lol.

Oh I am so glad to hear that!

@@ThressaWillett your manner and instructions are clear, and you give enough time to keep up and allow me to scramble and find pause if needed. I’ve written a book and have no idea how to use Indesign. I’m trying to keep costs down, and I thought if I knew photoshop id understand Indesign, but I am finding it very hard. Your videos help a lot.

Thank you!!

So glad you liked it!

Thanks for the feedback! To answer your questions: I guess I just tend to design counter clockwise, but this can be built in any direction. And yes, I built out the rectangle using the fibonacci sequence-the 1,1 representing the first 2 squares. Alternatively, you could build it out using phi (ϕ), but for me, that is more difficult. If you used phi, you would not have the two squares next to one another in the beginning. This is the major difference between the fibonacci sequence and golden ratio. ​ ​

@@ThressaWillett Excellent. You should be a geometry professor! And from what I can tell, the spiral seems to expand in every direction but that first step (the direction you expand the first square) seems to impact the overall direction progression. I did not really realize that until I watched your video multiple times. There are many other things that are excellent about your post, but this was the most striking aspect to me.

Aww, thank you!

You are welcome!

Thanks for the feedback. I no longer include music in the background with my newer videos. I initially used it when I didn't have a quality microphone because it covered up background noise. But this is not necessary anymore, so I agree!

@@ThressaWillett Thanks for the response and for continuing with great videos.

Thanks for your feedback.

So glad it was helpful!

So glad it was helpful!

So glad it was helpful!

Thanks for the feedback! Regarding rotation, I applied very minimal rotation, so the spaceship looks like it's leaning or tipping left or right as it turns. If I increased the rotation parameter, it would look like it is spinning.

@@ThressaWillettOh! The tilting is the rotation. Now I see. Thanks for replying!

The fashion image I used had a transparent background. If you are referring to the black background you see when my cursor is loaded with the photo, right before I click and place it, I think that is because it's InDesign's way of indicating the background is transparent.

Thank you!!

That is encouraging, thank you!!!

Thanks for the feedback. Do you think it would be better with different background music, or no music at all?

​@@ThressaWillett You're most welcome. I apologize for my curt-ness. I could have stated that better but that music was like fingernails on a chalkboard. Super ADHD over here. In this case, in my opinion, the music was too loud and competed with your voice instruction for attention. Sound is a HUGE part of video production. Music selection is paramount because it makes an impact on mood and emphasis. But in a tute, it shouldn't draw attention to itself. There have been studies done that suggest classical music is the most conducive to learning. Ha, Jaysus...I didn't mean for this to turn into an essay. In this vid, the music was just too loud and was trying to steal attention from your brilliance. Super good video. I got exactly what I need. Gave you a like & sub. Cheers!

Thanks for the insight! I might start nixing the music, but I agree that classical might be nice.

@@ThressaWillett No nixin' darlin...just lightly sprinkle.

@@ThressaWillett Oh...& btw, I can't wait to see what other design offers I can benefit from on your channel. It looks robust.

So glad you think so!

I actually show that in this video when I make the hole at the bottom of the hammer. Did you find that part confusing?

Hmmm. I think I need more information to fully understand your question. Are you not able to resize in the Document Setup section? I am referring to the Document Setup located under the File drop down navigation.

@@ThressaWillett I’ve tried but I noticed when apply master pages to all pages it still shows a few different sizes besides letter. Could really use your help. When I hit apply parent pages I see iPhone 8/7/6 V, Letter V 4, Custom V 2, A4 V 4, then all pages. I guess I could make a master page to choose each one at a time to find which pages are what because my idea was to bring templates together to change them all at the same time to what I want but have prebuilt different styles on all to make my own template. However you just broke down building this one page so good I am more confident to do at least that much from scratch now but still trying to salvage this. Also if you had a indesign magazine course I’d buy and help in some way I can even providing the platform.

Oh man, I wish I knew how to help you with this. With any luck, someone else will read this and know how to save you time. In this predicament, I would likely find myself re-creating from scratch. I don't have any established courses at this time, but perhaps soon. :)

Glad it was helpful!

I am so glad this tutorial was helpful! I downloaded those photos from Canva dot com. Teachers get the "Pro" version for free! I found the photo from searching "fashion" under the PHOTO tab, and "quotation mark" under the GRAPHICS tab.

Thank you so much! :)@@ThressaWillett

My pleasure!

Great to hear! I hope you enjoy the entire watch. :)

Thank you for the feedback!

Oh perhaps? I find that there are usually multiple ways to approach creation with the Adobe products.

You can do either! Save as a PDF and post online or use one of the many book printing websites out there. They are pretty affordable!

Thanks! hope to see some more indesign tutorials 😍@@ThressaWillett

Good to know, thanks for that feedback! @@miawhispers

Thank you! 🤗

Thank you, will do!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you like them!