Develop Design Skills #3 Low Poly Design
Jestoni Esteban, Graphic Designer • Online Instructor
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Introduction
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Lesson 1
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Demo and Lesson
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Demonstration
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About This Class
Welcome to Develop your Design Skills #3 : Low Poly Design, where I’ll take you through the entire process of creating your own low poly art or polygonal art design, from scratch and show you how to get your design skills level up. My name is Jestoni Esteban and I’m a freelance graphic designer.
Throughout the class, we will cover not only how to design a low poly art but also the important things you need to know about this design style and I will walk you through a step-by-step process for designing your first polygon style design from scratch. And even show you how I work and share some tips and tricks in Adobe Illustrator
This course is designed for people who want to learn a new design style or level up their design skills in adobe illustrator.
Thanks for your interest in this class-- I hope you’re as excited as I am! If you’re ready to learn more and sign up for the course, go ahead and hit that Enroll button. See you in the class!
Develop Design Skills # 1 Badges
http://skl.sh/1R8CesI
Develop Design Skills # 2 Illustration
http://skl.sh/1QM0W6j
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Hi. My name is Jestoni. I'm a graphic designer and online instructor. I've been in the designing industry for seven years.
I make a living by doing graphic designs on the internet and love to communicate with different clients around the globe. I also love to teach and share my knowledge and experience to everybody. Here in Skillshare, I make project-based design classes, meaning you will learn a lot in a single class and able to create your own design after taking it.
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