I only stayed near virupaksha temple for a few days - all the bigger shacks with fancy names serve generic touristy food. I tried food from smaller home stays nearby - got some REAL good, authentic, and homely food. Most of them didn't have a menu - they just served you whatever they decided to cook for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Hella cheap too.
Canvs Open Studio is happening tomorrow!
We are looking forward to host you all for the event. We have some really exciting product builders coming in to share their work, and they will be demoing what they have been up to.
It is going to be a good afternoon. See you there at noon!
๐๏ธ Saturday, 14 November | 12โ4 PM IST
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@yahyavision Man I don't know about "taking over" - it could be 6months to a couple of years tops. What I know FOR SURE, that I'll always need a good designer onboard to produce my stuff instead of A-to-Z Ai production. No human engagement = no real value. simple as
I've been designing logos for a while now, and it still remains one of my favourite areas of graphic design.
One very rudimentary thing I continue to practice (and genuinely enjoy), even today, is hand-scribbling as many horribly drawn directions as possible before moving a single pixel on the screen.
Needless to say, in this day and age, with all the tools and platforms we have access to, staring at a blank screen is totally optional. But even before AI tools and prompt crusading, simply beginning the process of putting a unique shape together could feel incredibly daunting, especially when there was a plethora of references online.
Point being, the noise of โwhere do I even begin?โ has always been loud before embarking on a larger project. With the overwhelming number of starting points available today, it's only gotten louder.
In this case, what works for me is starting with what I know first, instead of what else I can know. Hence, the starting point is putting that pen to paper. Sketching as many bad ideas as I can, without worrying about where theyโre going or how theyโll scale. The first couple of pages are often some weaker ideas that simply need to be cleared off the pipeline before I start to narrow down to a handful of potentialities.
Only then do I move the cursor.