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imidtd
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advice?
Thanks Guys!
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Asymmetrical
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I would say 4/10

You are trying.

You are just trying the wrong things.

Advice -

Move away from youtube trends.
Focus on understand colours and lighting along with depth.
Then work on blending and focals.
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nice dude i try to do logos too so i also need feed back but ill give you an 8- 10
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These graphics are great and all, but they are YouTube graphics. They are in their own specialty and they are not the sole thing that you should be making as a designer.

I do like the colors on some of your banners and what not though.

As others have said, it is in your best interest to step away from YouTube graphics and focus more on the fundamentals of design and color theory.
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Yeah, I agree with Asymmetrical; move away from YouTube graphics. If you're newer to graphics and need to learn about lighting, blending etc. I recommend trying some forum sigs. (Not TTG sigs)

Look at some tutorials and try making your pieces blend more, you'll get there.

Will.
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