No one tells this to beginners
almost 2 years ago from Josh Lee, Designer
14 comments
David Darnes, almost 2 years ago
This gif is powerful.
Marc Edwards, almost 2 years ago (edited almost 2 years ago )
Just in case anyone’s wondering where the GIF came from: Shia LaBeouf delivers the most intense motivational speech of all-time
And yep, that’s the main bit of advice I give anyone starting out. Just start building things. Don’t ask for permission. Do ask for help, if you need it.
Jonathan Shariat, almost 2 years ago (edited almost 2 years ago )
1st Web Designer, almost 2 years ago (edited almost 2 years ago )
Good Job Shia! You just made everyone fired up to do something! lol
Taulant Sulko, almost 2 years ago
I thought it would be another Ira Glass motion graphic.
Josh Lee, almost 2 years ago
I'm not that mean :)
B Wilson, almost 2 years ago Awesome. Just awesome.
Seems very much in the style of one of the recent Apple keynote videos. Same person, or just heavily inspired by I wonder?
Onur Senture, almost 2 years ago
Oh it was not the same old "nobody tells this to beginners" video... (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1oZhEIrer4)
Andalee M, almost 2 years ago This is hilarious. Love it!
@andaleem
Jacob Taylor, almost 2 years ago
Nah, JUST GO TO SCHOOL.
I don't understand this whole circlejerk of "Make things on your own with no knowledge".
You are FAR better off learning how to think creatively, and producing work under the guidance of someone who already understands the things you are trying to do. There is not better way to work than to have someone giving you thoughtful, immediate feedback.
Sebastian Selling, almost 2 years ago
Yeah, let's wait to reach our potential by signing up and Maybe getting into to a Good school. Sure, signup - but they should still Just fucking do it.
I don't understand the whole circlejerk of "I'll wait until somebody else does it for me" ie school/work.
Chris Basey, almost 2 years ago From what I've seen, in terms of portfolio and ability to execute in the real world, I'm not sure this is great advice. While I'm sure there are great schools, I've not seen many great candidates who went to school for design. At least not in the UX and UI world
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