Graphic Design: Unity and Rhythm Master Class

“…This course was a gold mine! It’s something I’ve been unknowingly using in my designs all these days and answers so many of my questions.”

Got 48 minutes to enliven your creativity and way of visual thinking?

• FREE! FREE! FREE! for all students through 3/1/23

• No need to set aside an entire day or several hours at a time – take a lesson or two while waiting for your latte!

• The prequel for all art and design coursework. 

• This is the course you take before subscribing to the others.

• A breakthrough method in the teaching of visual rhythm.

• Gain a head start on any art or design course.

• Discover a game-changing art and design platform that has finally been made accessible and affordable.

• No prerequisites

• Enjoy greater creative confidence.

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Description

This course has taken over 10 years of workshops, research, testing, trial-and-error to develop, and has been created for art and design students, for those who enjoy design and the creative process, as well as for professionals who feel they could benefit from a better understanding how great design works. It’s also been designed for educators as a highly useful, supplemental, asynchronous resource. A key benefit for educators can be realized by how this course can help reduce the necessity for direct, remedial intervention concerning  issues of structure. A secondary benefit can be realized by improved student and team performance. A tertiary benefit can be realized through more effective educational scaffolding.

Understanding unity and rhythm is powerfully liberating! Understanding rhythm has traditionally been a challenge for many to grasp, but that was then – this is now.

Will this course cover most of what you need to know about design? Heaven’s no! That would assume so much go right on the viewer’s end. It’s more realistic to achieve a solid foundation vs. an overall jammed-up romp. Indeed, this is not your grandfather’s design course – nor your uncle’s. 

This course dives deep into two main principles that will prove to be highly beneficial if your goal is to become better at whichever aspect of the visual arts you wish to embrace.

Learn how simple good design can be.

Keep the viewer involved. History is littered with great ideas, poorly expressed. Relevance to the viewer generally exists within a decreasingly small timeframe, especially now. Learn the techniques that extend viewer engagement.

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Testimonials 
“Unity and rhythm elegantly explained and demonstrated. A powerful prequel for all art and design students.” Wayne Hunt, Adjunct Professor, Art Center College of Design; Pasadena, Ca

“Design can be something that dawns on you while you are drawing, painting, arranging type, shooting photos, etc. But you need to have been exposed to it in simple terms in the first place, so you start to know it when you see it.” Kenneth Jones, artist and Lecturer, Gnomon; California State University Northridge; Northridge, Ca 

“I’m moving the family North for a new job in Cupertino, and I have your workshop to thank, in part, for it. It was partially some of the tweaks that I made to my design process after attending your workshop that led to the client work, that went into the portfolio that landed me the job designing for, Apple.” Andrew O., Project Manager, Apple Computer, Cupertino, Ca  

“The…concept of repetition and variation and how if that is followed it can produce a real nice design. I plan on keeping that in the back of my mind forever.” Laura C., Sr. Graphic Designer, Los Angeles, Ca  

“This was an eye opener.“ Edward C., UX/UI Designer/Developer, Moorpark, Ca  

Rating Distribution

• 1 stars: 2 votes
• 2 stars: 6 votes
• 3 stars: 21 votes
• 4 stars: 37 votes
• 5 stars: 75 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

Definitely! If you have an internet connection, courses on Udemy are available on any device at any time. If you don’t have an internet connection, some instructors also let their students download course lectures. That’s up to the instructor though, so make sure you get on their good side!