Youtube Client StyleScape Design

Jeremy Mura walks through stylescape designs for YouTube channel packages aimed at real estate agents in Westchester, New York. He shows two directions: whimsical and minimal/earthy, with experiments in palettes, typography, thumbnails, logos, and overlay techniques like multiply and duotone to save time on image masking.
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Jeremy Mura.
January 21, 2020.
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Hey. Hey. Hope you're having an amazing day. I'm just going to quickly show you a stylescape that I've been working on for a client. And this is for a new service that I'm offering, which is actually creating YouTube channels for certain small businesses that are starting up on YouTube. So it's a whole, you know, design package where I help them create a banner and, you know, a bit of a logo and some thumbnails and stuff like that. So I'm just going to show you some of the stuff here, which I've done recently. This was kind of fun to do. So this channel is all about creating, you know, talking it to local businesses and keeping it local, you know, keeping it raw and authentic. And really trying to promote Westchester, which is a suburb in around New York. So it's probably that suburb. And the clients are real estate agents. So, you know, they want to promote homes as well. So this is like a catalyst to promoting the area and people buying homes, etc. So you can see he went for a whimsical look here. Got some images, put some patterns, and I added a multiply in the back there just to make it, like, give it a whimsical look. Then did like an example of like a thumbnail, how a thumbnail could look because it's a YouTube channel. I want to add some elements that actually will be on the YouTube channel. I went for both green palettes. I probably should have done another palette. I actually changed this to blue on the next round. But yeah, and I put a bit of a logo here. Playing around with some typography, some elements, some arrows that maybe we could be used. So I add elements that I can actually use in the channel. And then the second stylescape, I loved this one. You can see playing with typography, maybe a little icon or something like that. I really love the colors. He's really awesome. And then got some texture, using some graphical elements to anchor the text there, keeping the palette really minimal. Earthy tones, primary green color and just some cream colors. And then you can see he. I didn't full cut it. Sometimes I cut out an image like this, but sometimes you can just put it within a shape, like, just keep it simple because then it'll take you some time to cut it out in Photoshop or if you go remove it on one of those app things and you can see example of like an overlay. You can see I've just got multiply and color, so I don't have to go to Photoshop. And like Do a duo tones quicker and example of the pattern use as well. Which it looks amazing. Which looks amazing and yeah and just playing around with some multiply some topography here and using keywords and. And that's pretty much it. That's what I presented and then I had like a cover image so you can see here some of the layout there. Thanks for my contact details. So let me know your thoughts on these stylescapes. Do you feel like it was enough? Do you feel like they'll too simple that these are really dialed down Stylescapes because this client it's a new service that I'm offering. So what's happening if we're doing like a pilot run, a trial run type of thing. So didn't want to spend too much time on the soundscapes but you can see here they still look great, they still look good and the client enjoyed them. So hope you guys enjoyed this video. Hit the like button, subscribe and comment because it helps the video grow and I love making videos for you guys and I want to create some more stuff if you like seeing starscapes, let me know in the comments below if you want to see more of this stuff stuff and hear me talk about client work or side projects and that type of thing and that'll be awesome. So have an awesome day and I'll catch you in the next one.










