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The SECRET to Better Graphic Design Ideas!

Satori Graphics · 1,406 words · 7 min read · EN-ORIG

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So, the whole point of today's video is to take designs like this and not only redesign them, but to interject a really creative and original concept. Because some of these truly do lack any creativity at all. And while you're watching, you can rank the designs and tell me which ones you think I did actually improve on and

which ones I completely butchered.

>> [music] >> So, to kick things off, take this design here. And I think we can all agree that this is mid at best. It's promoting a fish burger, which looking at it with a special sauce dripping everywhere, it already doesn't sit well with me, to be honest. But if you do look closely, the sort of

concept or angle the design went for here was that or shall I say a fish that could swim away from you, or that the promotion also could swim away from you. So, I began to formulate some concepts for this. And I wanted to make something that was relevant to pop culture and current

culture, but also to interject a bit of humor into that concept as well. Yes, that's right. The fish has found its way onto Tinder somehow. And I feel like this design has a concept that will make people smile. It will stick in their minds, and the overall concept still follows that green and yellow brand style from the original

design. And I do have to say that even though I'm kind of on the hungry side this morning, this design still doesn't make me want to chow down on this thing, however. This is only the first redesign, and I think the next one will divide comments and opinions, probably. Now, I'm sure we can all safely agree

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that this design is, well, come on, it's inherently ugly. It's fugly, right? But the longer I look at it, the longer it kind of grows on me though, but in a weird uncomfortable way. Kind of like how a serial killer might charm or manipulate somebody. But the real question is, what kind of

concept did I generate for this abomination? Well, I thought the original was, well, an unorganized mess of sorts. I wanted to make a concept that would relate to shoppers of shoes, and I came up with the idea of putting everything onto a receipt. But importantly, I gave a refined red as the background to add

some sophistication and some luxury onto the design. And that's also matched with the nail art on that hand. I can imagine this poster on the high streets or perhaps in a magazine, but I think it works, right? But what do you think about it? And the next design isn't a design as such. It's something I stumbled across

while searching the interwebs for content for this video. It's quite interesting. Now, I have to admit, it did make me chuckle. I had to resize it and upscale its quality because the original was something like 400 pixels in width. But if you wanted to redesign this yourself, what avenue or route would you

head down in terms of a concept? For me, I took the idea that these typefaces are bad choices, which of course anybody can see that. But some might even go as far to say that they are criminal. And then it hit me. Why not make a lineup poster to really interject some comedy and some

memorability into this design? And the Comic Sans dude seems really quite smug with his life choices, doesn't he? Although, here's an interesting question for you guys. If you had to release one of these three suspects without any kind of charge, which typeface are you saving right now? AI video has become incredibly good at

creating one beautiful shot. The problem is, we rarely need just one shot. We're trying to make an entire project here, and that's where most AI video tools kind of fall apart. Characters can change between different edits, scenes lose consistency, and you end up regenerating everything from scratch. Not fun. That's why this new launch

should catch your attention. Dreamina, ByteDance's official creative platform, has officially launched Seedance 2.5 globally, and that's first on Dreamina. It's the next generation of Seedance, designed to give creators much more control over the entire workflow while keeping everything cohesive. And being cohesive is one of the big important things for me in any kind of design

project. But, one of the biggest upgrades is the Omni reference. >> [music] >> Instead of relying on prompts alone, I can now feed it up to 50 different reference assets, including images, videos, and even audio. And so, the AI understands the character, the lighting, the cinematography, and overall direction I'm aiming for. >> [music]

>> And at launch, that's the highest number of reference assets supported by any AI video model, making it feel much more like directing than prompting. There's also the new Smart Edit mode, which gives you another way to make targeted changes to your generation without having to rebuild everything from scratch. I can also generate continuous 30-second

narrative shots, currently the longest single generation video length on the market. And I can jump to any point on the timeline to make local edits, or even use features like white model or the green screen workflows to refine specific elements without affecting the rest of the scene. And because it's all inside Dreamina, I

can move from images to video, and then even localize the final results into multiple different languages without migrating between different tools. That makes Dreamina the most suitable platform for actually using Seedance 2.5 as part of a complete creative process, and that's rather than treating it as another isolated generation tool. It's also the most cost-effective place to

access and to use C Design 2.5. And so, if you want to try C Design 2.5 for yourself, I've left a link in the description box of today's video. And thanks to Dreamier for sponsoring this part of today's video. Have you ever seen a design where it just it looks bad, but not

too bad. Something about it just falls flat, or maybe it's obvious the designer just wasn't trying that hard. >> Yeah, well, that's how I feel about this one. Yes, it's blurry. Yes, the cropping is not desirable, let's say. But, when it came to actually sitting down at a screen and designing it, I

honed in on that tagline at the very top. Fun going in, hell getting out. That tagline stuck with me, and I had an idea that I thought I could run with on this design. Taking something almost everyone knows because it's quite universal, that being an emergency exit sign, maybe one in a cinema or something, and evolving it

into something that would give a creative nod to that tagline. I then also shrouded the sign in darkness to give that horror vibe. And I think it achieved that pretty well, actually. And again, these are all very quick and very fun-based designs. But, the next design, I know for a fact, this one's going to be a bit

controversial. It's an album cover design for Heros, and it's not bad, actually. I wouldn't say this is in the same league as the other designs we've already looked at today. But, what is likely to be controversial is, well, my redesign. In some ways, I think it's better, and in other ways, maybe not so much.

But, it is just a bit of fun, like I said, and I really wanted to create an entirely new concept here. So, I went to modern culture on this design, and I literally represented the concept of missing by having no search results on a search engine. And yes, this design is a totally

different style and concept. And in some ways I do like it, but it's probably not my finest hour, let's just say. So, which designs did you agree with, and which ones do you not agree with? Comments down below. And also remember, this is just a bit of fun. But to continue your educational journey in

that direction, just click a video on screen because YouTube thinks you will find it useful. Until next time, guys. Design your future today. Peace.