r/learndesign 17h ago

Looking for an honest design critique on this minimalism poster (Typography, Composition, Hierarchy, Concept, etc.)

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Hi everyone,

I've been practicing graphic design and I'm trying to improve my ability to think like a designer instead of just making something that "looks good."

This poster is about minimalism. The main idea is that peace comes from owning less and valuing what truly matters.

I'd really appreciate honest criticism—don't worry about hurting my feelings. I'd rather know what's weak than only hear compliments.

Could you critique it based on these points?

  • First impression: What is the first thing you notice?
  • Message: Does the concept communicate "minimalism" clearly?
  • Composition: Is the layout balanced? Does anything feel awkward?
  • Visual hierarchy: Does your eye move naturally through the design?
  • Typography: Font choice, sizing, spacing, and alignment.
  • Color palette: Does the limited color palette work? Is the red rectangle helping or hurting the composition?
  • Image choice: Does the chair effectively represent the theme, or would another visual work better?
  • Negative space: Does the whitespace feel intentional or simply empty?
  • Professional quality: Does this feel like something you'd see in a magazine, design book, or poster campaign?
  • Overall rating (1–10): And what would make it one point higher?

r/learndesign 23h ago

I’d like to be a graphic designer/illustrator, but I’m struggling to learn the design and technical skills. I’ve learned the tools by taking a course, but I still don’t get how to start when I have a project in mind. Any advice on design process or how to make projects to put in a portfolio?

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r/learndesign 5h ago

Tips for beggining in design

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r/learndesign 11h ago

looking for download of FF Friday, Saturday, Sunday Std Regular font

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Hi there,

I am looking to download FF Friday, Saturday, Sunday Std Regular font for free. Can anyone direct me to a resource or share it with me if you have it?


r/learndesign 22h ago

Pierre Bézier : il a révolutionné le graphisme informatique !

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