graphic & motion designer
Hello
I' m
Anshul choudhary
Hi, I am Anshul a graphic & motion designer from Saharanpur (UP) I love to explore different styles and forms to improve my skills. I'm interested in aesthetically pleasing designs. I enjoy creating brand identity, social media posts, brochure, brand guidline, motion graphic advertisements and layout designs.
Skill
Graphic designing, Motion Graphic Videos, HTML5 Ads,& GIF,
UI design Social Media Creative Graphics,typography, Website
banners, Icons, Advertisements Ads. Software: Adobe After
Effects, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Corel Draw, adobe
premiere pro, adobe XD,Google wed designer
Design
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Social media design is important because it helps create brand recognition and adds to the overall aesthetic of a page or profile. It can also be used to make posts stand out in a crowded feed or to capture the attention of potential followers.
Rule of design
Contrast
Contrast is what people mean when they say a design “pops.” It comes away from the page and sticks in your memory. Contrast creates space and difference between elements in your design. Your background needs to be significantly different from the color of your elements so they work harmoniously together and are readable.
Repetition
If you limit yourself to two strong typefaces or three strong colors, you’ll soon find you’ll have to repeat some things. That’s ok! It’s often said that repetition unifies and strengthens a design. If only one thing on your band poster is in blue italic sans-serif, it can read like an error. If three things are in blue italic sans-serif, you’ve created a motif and are back in control of your design.
Repetition
Repetition breeds cohesiveness in a design. Once a design pattern has been established-for example, a dotted border or a specific typographic styling-repeat this pattern to establish consistency.
Alignment
Never forget that every element you place on a page has a weight. The weight can come from color, size, or texture. Just like you wouldn’t put all your furniture in one corner of a room, you can’t crowd all your heavy elements in one area of your composition. Without balance, your audience will feel as if their eye is sliding off the page.
