THAT WAS AMAZING 🎉 You have great talent😊

Thank You :)))))

This must have taken you a mountain of time 😊

Beautiful, thanks for the tutorial!

Good video but this video's sound is very low. You need to make sure your audio levels are higher. Watching on a MacBook Pro and at 90% volume it's just about audible. Please take this as a suggestion, great work though, highly insightful. :)

Hey pal, I just wanna say thank you for your videos. I just discovered your channel. I'm a CGI & Motion Designer and I've been working for a couple of years now. Thing is, I was formed in Animation, not Design. And I'm finding that this, actually diving into Graphic Design, is ABSOLUTELY necessary if you want to have quality work. Even the simples of animations can work beautifully with a solid and intentional design. Again, thank you. I'll be around your channel a lot from now on.

cool idea and they look cool as well!

It's an absolutely underrated channel, Hope you can get more views.

wow!!! love your channel

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You made a typographic error in your title. The phrase is *not* “Typographic systems.” The phrase you’re looking for is “Grid systems.” As in “Grid systems in graphic design: A visual communication manual for graphic designers, typographers and three dimensional designers.” Check out Josef Müller-brockmann. The only reason any of us are talking about this is because JMB did it first.

This just expanded my repertoire in so many ways ⚔️

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Your videos are the best! pretty clear and concise

Looks really cool! Simple but effective! Thanks for sharing!

it's so useful to begin to join the design community :> pls keep posting. A fan here hehe

thx 4 the ppt presentation

very informative and helpful. thank you

02:15 “There is extensive research that different colors can invoke certain emotions...” I think that statement misrepresents the existing data. It is true that colors invoke some emotional reaction. But the examples are related to the concept of “color psychology” which is about colors being able to invoke SPECIFIC emotions. I believe it to be complete nonsense, and I will try to prove it now. Let's look at the data (the easiest study to find for me now is the one done by Jonauskaite D, Abu-Akel A, Dael N, from 2020): Understandably, it's just a survey of color-association type. The weakest link is purple for “pleasure” (25%), and the strongest - black for “sadness” (51%) and red for “love” (68%). Let's follow the strongest link - red. The study shows that across 30 different countries the color is culturally associated with love. Your slide however suggests that red stands for both love and aggression. Examples include Target, CNN, Coca-Cola, and Netflix. None of them point to aggression. The earlier example of the movie poster could point to aggression or rather some danger and intrigue. We use red in interfaces for warnings, cancellation, etc. And yet Neflix, KZfaq and other platforms use the color with no second thoughts on the danger of highlighting the sense of stopping, cancelling, etc. What works instead: (1) colors appropriate to the product category, the certain cultural and contextual circumstances; (2) colors that make you stand out among competitors (red Target, blue-yellow Walmart, green Whole Foods).

Not gonna lie, your thumbnail was quite catchy. Keep it up.

Another great lesson. Ty

thanks for this video ! :)

Strictly speaking, this is not a typographic system but an organisational system that can be applied to any element of design. Eg. Line, colour, primitives, type etc:. Typographic systems are specific to the organisation of letters within typography. You can also refer to visual hierarchy, scale juxtaposition etc as significant to any organisational element which are not covered here but significant to the way in which something is read.

+1 for using At the Drive-In for your example

love ur vids so much

Really nice to have all of these systems in 1 video for easy reference for my designs. Great content.

thank you!

Been a designer for over a decade and this is such a great explanation. You’ve clearly tried a lot of different video approaches, and this format really shines, glad this video is being recommended to more people. Wish you lots of success! ☀️

I hope there weren't any airports close around...

Love it, super straightforward and concise

This isn’t really about typography tho…

Amazing!

Thank you so much ... I was going nuts for details ... For my assignment on book design !!! ❤❤❤ Can you make a video of how to select fonts in details? That would be helpful..

Hey man, where is this used professionally? And how do you charge clients? (according to experience, per hour or what) Btw your channel is really good.

Great video! I love that it's calm and you don't try to lure in with some misleading title. Thank you!

Sir many thanks ❤

For the first time in my life I understand the Typography really thank you ❤

Your channel is a treasure thank you 🙏

Incredible!

thank you for this

Hi, I have a question: after using shape builder tool and trimming off the excess lines, do we need to merge the lines together to color it as shapes? I have followed your steps but somehow when I try to color it only picks up the "lines" only, not as "shapes" like 3:03. Maybe I'm missing something out.

Omg, the jam poster is fire!! Half of the word is not presence on the scene, yet it's 100% legible without any confusion.

Thanks for the knowledge bro🔥👍

Fantastic, no nonsense. Beautifully designed video about design, what more could we ask for?

I don't think the opacity is reduced in the Knoll poster. I believe it has got to do something with the blend modes.

Excellent video bro.

good video bro

I love how your channel is perfect both for learning and sleeping/relaxing(With that calm voice damn), thank you so much!

thank you for this education. pls more.