5 Effective Design Tips. Save time. Do More

[@rileylevine7631]

Just started watching your vids and loving them! Straight to the point, no fluff thumbnails, big fan

[@shapesbysean]

Glad you like them! I’ll be uploading new videos soon!

[@TheThinkersBible]

Great tips and pointers to great resources - thanks for these ideas!

[@shapesbysean]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aabbyfl]

Omg thank you so much, as a design student your tips will save me lots of time 🤞🏼

[@shapesbysean]

Glad I could help!

[@MonaLisa625]

You deserve more views

[@shapesbysean]

Hopefully they come soon!

[@MonaLisa625]

@@shapesbysean i hope so. On your channel I found a lot of useful tips. Especially when it comes to tools I knew about, but didn't know they could do more than they seemed. 😅

[@Rehmanthe1]

Best tips 👍

[@shapesbysean]

Glad you liked the video

[@mamunazad3766]

SORRY FOR THE LATE COMMENT. BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE JOURNEY

[@shapesbysean]

Not as fast as i’de like to upload, more coming soon

[@luquitaz5]

Sean! my friend!

[@shapesbysean]

Hey! That’s correct, as long as the colour is the same, there are many ways of selecting and editing them together

[@luquitaz5]

@@shapesbysean Look, I'm going to ask you something that I find interesting. I think that there is no systematization in relation to the aesthetic adaptation of a brand, that is, related to the visual style. I think that designers (I'm only in my first year) move by intuition, and that's perfect, because this is a language and we all know how to speak and play with signs. However, there are "main" aesthetic styles, such as art deco, art noveau, expressionism, etc. As well as modern techniques in art, such as stencils, or graffiti, and also ancient ones such as engraving or the "textur" typography of the "illuminators" of the Middle Ages. I think it is very important that this knowledge is systematized, at least to have a starting point when you start your career as a designer. What's your opinion about it? Are these contents part of the history of art? Or can they be systematized for graphic designers? Greetings!

[@suspendedhatch]

Photo is already on a white background 😂 😂 😂 BACK!

[@Seanod123]

It would still require cutting out, the magic wand tool just doesn’t cut it I’m afraid!

[@shapesbysean]

It also works for more complex backgrounds, and in the new beta version of photoshop, you can prompt what you want the background replaced with, which makes selective mask even better