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>The things you need to learn for gd aside from the fundamentals are not on the software, stuff like: typography, layout, best practices for print vs digital, visual communication, sketching, color theory, composition, art/design history, UX, photography, etc.
That’s a lot to learn. Which do you recommend I start with? I’m thinking color theory because I’ve been meaning to look into anyway.
>The best and fastest way to learn in my opinion is by dissecting and recreating some of the best works ever made, especially designs from some of the most influential movements, and/or artworks that inspire you, as well as researching how and why they were made in the first place.
Who would you suggest? I don’t know what I value you art yet so I’ll try to describe my taste in wallpapers. I like: moods created by lighting; sad, melancholy, somber, spooky, nostalgic-longing, seasons; my favorite are Fall and Winter, and just coolnes; guys fighting, guy standing meaningly, and guy angry, spooky guy. Here is my current wallpaper Iphone “wallpaper” (just an image I liked, not specifically meant to be a wallpaper). If that isn’t enough I can bring up some more classical examples I half-remember from my Art History course in college.

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