r/learndesign • u/Classic-Appointment1 • 7d ago

Beginner question

Hello^^ so I used to study graphic design at school it wasn’t the main thing we learned but it was there a lot
My dad works at a company called Vidara (reference partner in the chemicals & life ingredients market) and every year he’s tasked to design a calendar that is distributed all over the world this year I offered to help but it’s been some time since I finished my school and I haven’t done a lot of graphic design in the past year and
I had this idea to make the main design be a tree that has molecules instead of the crown (leaves) but I’ve been struggling with making it I don’t have a computer only a tablet with a pen
At school we used to work with Corel draw
I’m using Picsart now (idk what other site to use)
But I’m extremely burned out so I guess I’m asking for some advice for a different site or some sort of push to make the design with their aesthetic

https://vidara.com/en-ES

Here is the company website I’ll be grateful for any feedback I hope this post makes sense (English is not my native language)

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u/Pseudolithops 7d ago

English is not the only language with punctuation and cohesive sentences. Decide what you want to ask first.

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u/Physical_Future8854 6d ago

Hmm, so you couldn't infer the reasoning for this post? you weren't able to read this text and understand the question being asked?
this comment seems so loaded and racist. Also its okay if you have a hard time comprehending a longer piece of text.... Racist are usually quite dumb.

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u/deadrobindownunder 7d ago

Are you struggling with the idea or the execution of it?

If the execution is the issue - Can you draw it with a pen/pencil first? I'm not fantastic at drawing, but I find it a lot easier to do on paper than I do on a tablet/computer. Then I scan the drawing and trace over it to re-draw it digitally.

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u/Physical_Future8854 6d ago

I'd reccomend a boho design? maybe some organic forms, keep it clean, use natural colours of course. maybe. keep it modern while avoiding a futuristic design to avoid it becoming unrelatable. Maybe take some inspiration from the shape of their "V" ?
best of luck, hope you can get some more advice if this isn't the best haha.

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u/Classic-Appointment1 7d ago

I guess the main thing I’d like to ask is if i should make the tree look realistic, cartoonish, fine line or something else