heeeyyy!! that's so nice! thank you very much :)))

@@ashishsauparna I'm glad you liked it! I hope it helps :)

thank you!! 🥰😍

I'm so glad it helped you! Don't hesitate to write to me if you have any questions :)

@@lb9730 thank you 😍❤️🥰

@@bananaOyster hi! I have had the two types of clients, those who don’t care how to design looks, and those that are extremely detailed. But yes I completely understand what you say, that also happens a lot!

Thank you for watching at it :) I'm glad it helped you!

hey! It makes me very happy that this video has been useful to you. Yes, it's difficult, but never impossible. The key is not to give up when you see that what you publish or send has no response, you have to keep going and going until you achieve it. You can totally make it. Good luck and write to me if you need anything! ♥

Jajaja si hablo español! soy argentina. Por lo que me cuentas creo que podrías ser un artista 3D, hacer modelados para muchísimas industrias como bienes raíces, moda, ingeniería, impresión 3d, videojuegos (ésta industria tiene muchiiiisima plata y necesitan mucha gente). Nichos hay millones, solo hay que encontrar algo en lo que haya mucha demanda. Creo que es una excelente idea! si yo fuera vos, haría un par de presentaciones/casos de estudio mostrando lo que haces y el proceso (la gente ama el paso a paso de un producto). Nada muy complicado. Eso lo subiría a plataformas como Behance y a la vez crearía el tipico CV donde pondría sobre la universidad y todos los proyectos personales que has hecho. Luego envías esas dos cosas a todas las posiciones que encuentres en internet (aplicando los métodos de los que hablo en el video), y en el texto corto en el que te presentas en el email o cuando rellenas los formularios, pondría que estudiar en la carrera de Diseño Industrial te ha dado la parte técnica y esto complementa aún más tu creatividad (algo así pero mejor escrito xd). Trata de hacer proyectos de cosas que estén necesitando tus amigos o familia y se los regalas, y ahí ya tienes casos de estudio/trabajos de la vida real (si ellos llegan a usarlo o aplicarlo en la vida real, sacas una foto y lo subes al caso de estudio!! :D). Eso lo pones todo junto y no dudo que eventualmente resulte en tu primer trabajo (mal pago, pero es necesario arrancar por ahí para que te den el próximo.) También podrías registrarte en Upwork-Fiverr e intentar encontrar tus primeros trabajos freelances ahí. Te deseo toda la suerte y escríbeme cualquier cosa! :)

@@daraayape Muchas Gracias por la respuesta y todos la info, la implementaré¡¡¡Saludos de Uruguay💟

@@IMakeLonelinessWorkForMe poder latinoo 🤝 no hay de qué, gracias por mirar! :)

Very glad that you liked it :) thank you!!

hahaha the quote that has helped me the most to stay minimalist since I started my career :)

heyy thank you so much! I'm very glad you liked it :)

hey this feedback is amazing, thank you! Yes, I'm learning to edit. For now I don't have the resources but when making videos means more of an investment than a hobby, that would be great :) thanks again

Hello! good idea for a next video. In the meantime, here are some resources that will help you: - For web and app design these are the guidelines from Google and Apple: m2.material.io/design/guidelines-overview, developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines - Inspiration for web design, landing pages and pitch decks: godly.website, saaslandingpage.com, bestpitchdeck.com, wallofportfolios.in - To get ideas for posters and book covers you can look at: designspiration.com/search/saves/?q=poster but I encourage you to also search for these keywords on Pinterest, the number of examples you will find there is impressive. Good luck! :)

@@daraayape hey, thanks for this small effort. I wish your channel grows big.! 🤝

@@USAIDFAHAD you're welcome! thank you for your nice wishes 💖

I'm so glad it was useful to you, thank you very much! ❤❤❤❤

thank you so much!!

I'm about to upload a new video on how to plan your own self-taught career in design, I'll post it today! thanks :)

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thank youuuu

hello! It's very normal that we design things that sometimes look similar to others since we are observing them all day. The best thing we can do about that is to nourish ourselves with other types of styles and designs, as varied as possible. And about our feelings getting hurt, I completely understand you. One of the great challenges of those of us who work in the creative part is learning to deal with feedback, and in addition to that, learning to work with the advice that was given to us, having the advice in mind. It's hard at first but if you take design as a job, eventually you won't feel anything when someone doesn't like it, you'll just take the advice and apply it. :) I hope it has been useful to you and good luck!

I'm very glad that you liked it! Very soon I will upload another one explaining how to create your own self-taught design career! thank you :)

Hahaha sure! Thanks :)

Thank you very much! It was just what I wanted to achieve, I'm glad it helped you :)

Thank you very much! 🥰❤️

heyy these are great topics! thank you so much. I'm going to talk about it PS: Figma is a software for designing (like Paint but professional we could say) and Framer is a platform for building no-code websites! If you want to design I would 100% recommend Figma and if you want to build websites I would recommend Webflow or Framer (preferably Framer) I hope this helps :)

Ooohh thank you very much! ❤️❤️ Yes it helps immensely to the eye!

that's so kind! thank you! It's okay because it's my first video, but I will continue uploading non-stop. I'm already writing the script for the next video: "Become a Remote Designer: Plan your self-taught career" 🤭🥰 thanks again! :D

heyy thank youuu!! i will! it's my first video, but I'm already writing the script for the next video: "Become a Remote Designer: Plan your self-taught career" :)

thank you so much! I'm very glad you liked it ♥♥♥