
Explore branding work across three products by designing posters with monochrome textures, stationary, and product posters. Apply the same process from scratch to build a cohesive brand identity.
Explore how brand personality communicates through design and color, with examples like Mercedes and Burger King. Learn to infuse your branding with confident, casual, fancy, and brave traits.
Maintain originality and authenticity by staying fresh and open to trends in design. Listen to the client, balance input with the brand vision, and deliver the final solution.
Research markets and competitors to inform a distinctive, simple logo that is memorable, adaptable, and timeless, guiding color choices to match brand identity and audience.
Understand client and customer needs through research, read the creative brief, and craft distinct, relevant branding concepts while listening, aligning with brand identity, and analyzing the market.
Explore how to translate a client brief into a brand identity, including logo, posters, packaging, and stationery, while researching brand culture, mood boards, colors, and file formats pdf, png, jpeg.
Explore how shapes, language, and color shape design psychology. Use circle, triangle, and square to evoke feelings; apply color values, gradients, chromatic colors, and monochrome colors.
Create a 1080 by 1350 Photoshop document and manage layers for flexible editing. Use masks, brushes, gradient, adjustment layers, and clipping masks to speed your branding workflow.
Create mood boards by gathering inspiration, images, colors, and fonts to guide your design. Learn to assemble and export mood boards in Canva and Photoshop using grids and smart objects.
Import the moodboard into Illustrator, convert the layer, and preview to see how it looks, then select colors and objects across multiple layers to build your logo.
Explore how typography shapes a brand's identity and language, with logos, signage, and movie credits, and learn about serif, slab, display, mono space, stencil, and script pairings.
Create bottle graphics by building front and back artboards with the shape tool, duplicating logos, aligning elements, and adding branding copy, barcode, and shampoo details for a branding design project.
Export bottle design graphics as PNGs by setting the artboard range to seven and exporting the front and back artwork at 300, then repeat for the remaining bottle graphics.
Secure client authorization to ensure printed designs meet plans by preparing authorization documents with client name, enterprise, signature, and date, and sending a signed PDF for approval.
Explore Adobe Dimension essentials to build branded 3D scenes, including scene, environment, and camera, library models, materials, light presets, and importing custom models with practical shortcuts.
Explore a step-by-step 3D design workflow for a white bottle, applying materials, color, and roughness; experiment with renders, lighting, and graphic placement to achieve a clean, balanced final result.
Select a spot model, apply white plastic, and add the graphic on a bottle using Dimension and mockups for speed. Render, adjust camera angle and background, and apply back design.
for class project i want you to make a product as you prefer could be a caffe brand ,drink, cake, shampoo, you create a brand name then start step by step creating it
create whatever you like , start by doing mood-board and a logo , the graphic patterns or any design will be apply on your product.
design the product choosing one of presets in dimension, then make a poster to advertise it
i would prefer if you watch each section of the class and apply the knowledge on your project then keep on next section, that will help you better practice and learn the techniques by heart .
Learn to save a PNG file with a transparent background in Illustrator by unlocking the background layer and exporting as PNG.
Learn envelope design in Illustrator using presets and mockups, group and modify layered pieces, adjust color and opacity, place logos, and apply textures with clipping masks.
Create a luxury envelope design in a Photoshop mockup using layered textures, clipping masks, and blending options to achieve a monochrome look, then apply logo, company details, and website name.
Design a business card in Illustrator by defining safe areas, trim and bleed for printing, placing logo and a QR code, and layering textures for an elegant brand identity.
Learn to save illustrator projects for print and digital by switching color modes (CMYK for print, RGB for digital), exporting PDFs and PNGs with proper marks, bleed, and transparency.
Place and adjust a logo on a ready t-shirt mockup in Photoshop using layers and shift-controlled scaling, then save as PNG with background removed.
Design a stationary poster in Photoshop by organizing layers into groups, applying textures and shadows, to build a cohesive monochrome brand identity.
Clients don't pay for a logo. They pay for a brand. In this course you'll build a complete brand identity from scratch, exactly the way it's done for real clients, and finish with a portfolio piece you can show.
You'll follow one brand from the first brief to the final files:
Brand strategy: understand the client, the audience and the brand's personality before you draw anything.
Moodboard: collect references and lock in a visual direction.
Logo design: shape, typography and color choices that make a logo simple, memorable and timeless.
Brand graphics: patterns and graphic elements in Adobe Illustrator.
Packaging and products: bottles, bags and pots, rendered as realistic 3D products in Adobe Dimension.
Stationery: business cards, letterheads and luxury envelopes, prepared correctly for print.
Advertising: posters and social media ads with Photoshop photo manipulation.
T-shirts and web layout: carry the identity onto merchandise and a website.
Client approval and export: get sign-off and deliver print and digital files the professional way.
Every section ends with something you can put in your portfolio, and the class project walks you through building your own brand step by step.
Who teaches it: Belhadj Ramzi, a graphic designer and art director who builds brand identities for real products.
Enroll now and build your first complete brand this week.