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[Newpoet.Shahin]

Hey,
I am a commercial section employer. Is that easy to learn graphics Design by giving short time??
Actually I have no enough time to spend over there for practice.

 

[azarias]

Me too I want to learn graphic design. I want to apply it on app development. I don't know how to use pallette color scheme.

 

[anyona54]

QT has a short way to do that. You just take their already made layout, change its code a little , and add that code to your project. Though it won't do so much like for someone who has literally written the lines of code alone.

 

[hsukK]

My understanding is that you want to learn Graphic Designs in a short time. A short time depends on how much you put into learning. I know there are several online sources where you could do this. I recommend Lynda dot com. This site offers in depth training in this area and they are delivered in video demonstration format, making it easier for you to follow and understand. There is a suggested learning path so if you select that option you will be guided step by step on what course to do next. Mostly though, your creativity and skills will be developed through regular practice. All the best.

 

[Reznov]

udemy, skillshare and youtube are decent platforms to learn form, no matter what you're looking for and depends on how much you are ready to spend, remember that while learning, you need a lot of practice to stay in touch with what you are learning

 

[infinitytech]

you can easily catch up graphic designing if you have a prior knowledge of programming!
Also you can go for Designing courses on YouTube for free!

 

[Homeboi]

There are lot of free courses on udemy,Lynda and coursera. Pick the one that interest you after you must have read the reviews about them or better still use YouTube as a starting point

 

[Bushbaby7]

Udemy is a good one, for sure. Even if none of the free ones tickles your fancy, the courses on there are very kind on the pocket, so the prices rarely run into third digits. Alternatively, you could even do a search on Google - you might just strike lucky!

 

[Bushbaby7]

To learn graphic design easily, just go to YouTube and download videos on graphic designs then follow up with practical from the videos, you will come around after different attempts.

Trust me, it's not as easy as that!??? It's like saying to someone that they can just go on YouTube and watch a few videos to learn how to be a hairdresser There are so many technicalities that are vital to the effective and polished execution of graphic design skills that you simply can't acquire from YouTube. I strongly believe that it takes a few components - a passion for good graphics, some God-given skills and eye for detail, some formal training and hands-on experience and practice, among others.

It's those people who take to YouTube who claim to be graphic design experts who go on to butcher the sector, undercut the true experts and dilute and confuse the market. We have a lot of that in my country and it's very frustrating for properly trained professionals with years of experience who get overlooked in favour of amateurs who think watching a few hours' worth of YouTube videos suddenly makes them graphic design experts. It's laughable???

 

[sixseight]

Learning Graphic design in a school is the most time efficient if you want to learn it in a short time, try to search for graphic design courses in your area

 

[Bushbaby7]

Well, personally I don't believe in God giving skill, I belive in having a passion for a skill and harnessing it. Anybody can develop a skill at any point in time and watching YouTube video about it is not a bad way to start, you don't have to be perfect at first but with constant practice, you will be respectable good at it eventually.

And that right there is the problem we are faced with in my country, in my humble opinion. But of course, it's a free world, we don't have to agree?? If I may speak freely, people who hold the same view as you here in my country also tend to be the most arrogant, feeling that what they've learnt through YouTube suffices and suddenly they are 'experts' or 'gurus'. Passion is good but it's only half the battle won.

Then these so-called ' gurus' go on to make cowboy errors that can only be avoided with formal training. What that does is dilute the market and who's left to pick up the pieces? The professional, qualified graphic designers.

 

[lamine007]

You can use YouTube by watching videos that talk about graphic design, as there are very large numbers of videos that teach graphics in all its different steps.

 

[ashim kate]

First of all we should decide which aspect of graphic designing will want to learn. For example you can choose to be a photo manipulator or you can decide to be a photographer editor. If you want to be a photography editor then you will definitely need to learn after effects and InDesign. If you really want to be a photography manipulator then you are definitely going to need to learn Adobe Photoshop.

 

[Elproffessor]

There is no easy way

 

[Shahness]

I personally believe that the best way to earn professional Graphic designing nowadays is through online courses. There are plenty of online platforms that offer some of the best courses available in pretty cheap prices. You can check out udemy or skillshare these two are literally my favourite places to go when I need to take any course

 

[Shahness]

If you want to learn graphic design then there are many site for this course like Linda and skillshare you can also learn from YouTube easily.

To be honest I personally don't consider YouTube to be a great and useful platform to learn professional graphic design because many of the creators on YouTube are not experts themself and the few that are don't really share the secrets to becoming an expert with their viewers because if they do no one would want to come again and view any more of their videos so they keep the viewers hooked one way or another. Sites like Udemy and skill share are probably the best options to actually learn any skill you want

 

[kayode10]

Hey,
I am a commercial section employer. Is that easy to learn graphics Design by giving short time??
Actually I have no enough time to spend over there for practice.

Let me tell you the truth it is going to be difficult for you to learn about graphic design if you don't have time to practice.

You are just going to know the basic sayings about graphic designing. But the real knowledge comes from consistent practice and this is how to master most of the basic features and manipulation in some of the graphic design softwares.

To be very honest with you there is no easy way to learn graphic design other than engaging in consistent practice.

Better still you can hire someone to teach you graphic design. But anyone you choose, you still need to create time to practice at coffin in order to master it inside out.

 

[Balint098]

Learning a new skill takes time, and graphic design is a skill that no one can master quickly and easily. The only thing you can do is to improve our time management so that you can spend more time to learn about graphic design. In your case, maybe paid online courses are better, but some are quite pricey, so beware.

 

[EZBOII]

Online courses, online courses, they're very helpful, and a video or two aren't enough, mastering graphic design isn't as easy as it sounds. And tbh the shorter the time you're available for, the smaller chance you're going to learn it quickly.

 

[Juliettka]

To learn graphic design, you need to improve your sense of style. It helped me that I looked at beautiful pictures, noticed what colors were used in this picture. It is also very important to try to learn to draw. Because when we draw, we get attention to those details that we might not notice. Also helps - communicate with artists and graphic designers, they can tell you where they started and what helped each of them at the beginning of their journey.