How do you find the best design resources?

Analise as tendências de mercado ao buscar os recursos ideais para o seu design, levando em considera??o o que está em alta. No universo do Motion Design, essa prática ganha ainda mais relevancia, uma vez que a natureza dinamica e visualmente impactante desse campo está intrinsecamente ligada à evolu??o constante das preferências e estilos. Como Motion Designer, é crucial estar atento às últimas inova??es em anima??o, efeitos visuais e técnicas de design em movimento. Isso n?o apenas garante que seu trabalho esteja alinhado com as expectativas do público, mas também proporciona oportunidades de explorar novas abordagens criativas e se destacar em um cenário competitivo.

?? I think you can learn by yourself also designing ?? Youtube is best resource ?? If used to its best your basics are for sure sorted ?? Rest you can always keep on practicing ?? Create mutiple projects in different niche to show your dedication and how strongly you can present your ideas ?? Do your reasech well ?? This is important thing after all ?? If still you need the design resources you can always ask your fellow mates,may be your favourite Creator have mentioned some good resources ?? Else simply Google and on quora you ll find the best ones

Agreed- there is no better resource than fellow creators. In the spirit of this, I'd like to recommend a few go-to resources that I use, as a design enthusiast, to unlock a creative flow state! First, two great books: "Thinkertoys: A Handbook of Creative-Thinking Techniques" by Michael Michalko, and "A Whack on the Side of the Head" by Roger Von Oech. Within you'll find unique and constructive methods to get your creative juices flowing, whether it's approaching your design with "deliberate ambiguity" or "flipping the concept on it's head". Shifting to design tools, I often find inspiration on "Canva" or "Placeit". These two user-friendly platforms are immensely useful for concept generation, with tools galore. Enjoy your design journey!

Always try to stay connected to the senior designers. You can follow your favorite designer on YouTube. And, Pro tip ?? Try to find inspiration where your other senior designers get inspired from. That way you can find a gem sometimes.

I have a file that l put different elements of Design as l come across them while browsing different on-line sites. Maybe a kitchen or bathroom layout that for some reason resonates with me. Or, as simple is a piece of furniture I come across sourcing for a job. I keep notes of prices, distributor location and any other pertinent information that is useful. I now have a useful resource to turn to when starting a new Project Design.

?? Keep Learning ?? Taking inspiration from other artists ?? Try different sketches and brainstorm as much as you can ?? Movies in art and tech can always give you so many ideas ?? An artist can see design everywhere he goes ?? Patterns colors are everywhere ?? How you add your style makes your Artwork stand out ?? If you are a fish be a good fish ?? If you are an artist then be a good one ?? Be your best at what you do

Finding one's niche or specialisation is really quintessential, if one aims to build a career out of design or become a specialist. Start with Canva if you wish to delve into basics & get a fundamental idea of tools & functions. However, do note, Adobe Suite is the industry standard & if you aim to build a career around design, you will have to up-skill yourself! Make a random poster, create an Instagram post, a mockup, a LinkedIn banner etc. Design as a degree based course is not really necessary. One may gain the same knowledge through Coursera & Udemy at half the cost & time. You can utilise the Financial Aid option to undertake a course for free. Remember, practice over theory always & learning along the way is much more preferred.