Graphic Design
My outfits are a story, so let's bring the graphics!
If Ness wants to make his channel feel special, feel different, how does he do it?
GRAPHIC DESIGN Of COURSE!
Ness began his graphic design with two apps: Scrl and Snapspeed.
At the time, Ness was enjoying these two apps: However, the more he head on, he knows there were some problems between the two apps
Snapspeed editing was very limited, it didnt have many filters leading to Ness having to struggle which is best for his photos.
While For scrl, the text fonts were limited, with sizing the text, it was impossible to spread them out, leading to repetition.
Between these two apps, Ness know that if he doesnt figure this out, his graphic design career could end shortly.
(Towards the right, is the old edits before Picart is introduced.)
(P.s the fonts were from SCRL.)
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Picart introduce
After the struggle of SNapspeed and scrl , Ness as begin seraching for a new
editing software To make his pictures feel alive.
This was when picart was introduced.
When Ness try Picart for the very frist time, he realize that picart has more customization then what snapspeed has offer
From having more fonts, more filters, and tools that could ease backgrounds, Ness knew that between him and picart, his beginning of being a true graphic designer has began
(Towards the left , THis is how Ness edit his pictures after using picart.)
WHY Graphic Desgin?
Ness incorporates graphic design into his posts because he wants each outfit to tell a story. Through these visuals, he aims to show the audience why he named the outfit the way he did and to express the feeling behind the image.
This inspiration comes from his childhood. When he was young, he loved decorating cars with patterns and shapes—giving each one personality, emotion, and identity. That same instinct guides his work today. When Ness takes a pictures, he wants to express how the image makes him feel and translate that emotion into his design.
Another reason he uses graphic design is to stay true to himself. Ness doesn’t follow trends; he creates a style that is completely his own. He began leaning into graphic design after someone told him his posts looked like movie scenes—and he has embraced that theme ever since.
Ever since then, Ness has been sticking with graphic design, to tell a story, from him, to the audiences.
Therefore, this is Ness as being a Graphic Designer
(Below are the posters he has made while being a content creator)
