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🚀 **Diving into the Future: AI & Graphic Design Tools Workshop 🗓️️🤖️. Pleased to introduce that I had a week ago a mesmerizing workshop on the topic of Artificial Intelligence and Graphic Design intersection. 🌍✨The lessons I have learned and acquired skills have not only been eye opening but have also influenced my visual storytelling journey greatly. 🖥️ **Workshop Highlights:** 1️⃣ **AI-Powered Creativity :Introduced the strong underlying currents between Artificial Intelligence algorithms and design tools, unveiling new design dimensions.🤯🎨 2️⃣ **Efficiency Redefined:** Became familiar with why the use of AI facilitates design processes making them simpler and faster without the need to compromise on the quality.⚙️💡 3️⃣ **Future-Ready Design Tools:** Explored the modern graphic design software empowered with Artificial Intelligence functionality, I got a feel of a new era visual communication will be.🔮🖌️ 4️⃣ **Collaboration & Innovation:** Unleash the potential of the collaborative process supercharged with AI, enabling innovation through collective efforts and shared knowledge.👥🚀 🌐 **Why AI in Design Matters : In a world where visuals speak volumes, integrating AI into design processes isn't just a trend; it's a strategic move towards staying ahead in the creative game. The workshop reinforced the importance of embracing technological advancements to craft visually compelling narratives. 🙏 **Gratitude:** Many thanks to Ala`a Mannoun, CEM®, CPT® for roducing such an amazing academic adventure. The lighted road to a future when AI and design work almost as one has been shown by your experience. And a big thank to IEEE PPU Student Branch for coordinating a great and beneficial workshop. 👥 **Let's Connect:** Looking forward to network with like-minded creatives and AI fans as well as those who share my enthusiasm for emerging trends in this continually-changing space of creative technology. Let's develop our ideas and encourage each other as we discover the world around us!🌟 #aidesign #graphicdesign #creativetech #workshopexperience #futureofdesign

In a recent HCDE Design Jam led by PhD student Pitch Sinlapanuntakul and Professor Mark Zachry, students and mentors from Adobe explored AI-powered tools to support design work. “We are primarily curious how AI can complement the creativity of designers, not replace it,” explained Sinlapanuntakul. “So far, AI advances in the design space have been more around generating art, and I think there’s a big opportunity to look at AI for design tools. So we want to understand from design professionals how they could see integrating AI in their future workflows.”

What drives young design students to excel? Emotional connection to briefs! When students care about a project, they give more. With tools like Photoshop, AI, and less need for traditional illustration, we need to rethink how we teach and inspire unique styles. Read my tea on this thought and let me know your thoughts! #GraphicDesign #DesignEducation #Creativity #FutureDesigners #AI

I have created a new master's programme – Generative Design & AI – that focusses on code and artificial intelligence based approaches to generative creation. Applications are now open for the winter semester start in September 2024. The Generative Design & AI MA is a graduate course where students master the use of cutting edge generative AI platforms, and code-based generative design, to develop visual content and digital products. With its emphasis on the latest artificial intelligence tools, Generative Design & AI future-proofs graduates with a unique skill set that ushers in a new form of creative making that is both innovative and in very high demand across a variety of industries. The master’s is a practice-led programme that is unique in that it combines two of the most exciting generative approaches in design. Applicants with prior degrees or industry experience in UI/UX design, communication/graphic design, product design, or any technology related field who are looking to supercharge their creative skills are encouraged to apply. University of Europe for Applied Sciences #generativeart #generativeai #generativedesign #designeducation #creativecoding #algorithmdesign #design #designcommunity #communicationdesign #datavisualization #dataanalytics #datavisualisation #designingdata #uegermany #education #mastersdegree #generative

As a trained designer with varied experiences across different media spaces—from apprenticing with muralists and printmakers, and studying at a studio art school, to working as web developer, graphic designer, and video technician—my approach to digital media, regardless of which mode I'm in, or which tools I use, is uniquely informed by each one of these experiences. The understanding that comes from these experiences gives me the confidence to wield the skills I've built without trepidation, despite the availability of new tools that enable novices to produce work that appears acceptable to the untrained eye, or to the naive consumer. This Nielsen Norman Group article (published in May 2024) suggests that while Gen-AI technology might provoke a shift in the way established skills are valued, experience and taste developed while building the technical skills stack will continue to differentiate veterans from newcomers. Lived experience in the field, along with a lifetime spent learning and appreciating the work of the masters, is still prerequisite to producing great work. Even when much of what's being produced, will be assisted by AI.

I’ve had a change of mind about design. For my entire career, I’ve honed my idea of a graphic designer’s role. I’ve insisted that good designers find a way to be invisible; their role is to translate the message to the intended audience as effectively as possible. With generative AI, it’s never been easier to do exactly that. The slew of new AI tools Adobe dropped this week leave me convinced that my idea of what a “good” designer is will soon be obsolete. Anyone can make exactly the design they want, so long as they can properly describe it. (Incidentally, clients' ability to accurately describe what they want remains a major hurdle. Perhaps the current emphasis on learning how to write prompts will remedy some of this.) Great designers don’t just mimic a style, they create it. While I used to frown on the idea of a designer having a voice, I now see it as the essential way to set them apart from AI and bring genuine value. The problem with striving to be invisible is that eventually, you’ll succeed. #design #ai #creativity

I'm thrilled to share my first poster created using Canva, highlighting the world of deep learning and its applications, specifically focusing on TensorFlow User Group (TFUG)! 🚀 I'd like to express my gratitude to IILM University, Greater Noida, and their esteemed faculty, Surabhi Purwar, for providing me with the opportunity to delve into such productive work alongside our studies. In this poster, I aim to showcase how TensorFlow can be used to create powerful deep learning models. Canva is an amazing graphic design platform that allows users to create stunning visuals with ease. From posters and presentations to social media graphics and more, Canva offers a wide range of templates and tools to unleash your creativity. With its intuitive drag-and-drop interface, you can easily customize designs, add text, images, and icons to create professional-looking graphics in minutes. Canva has a more user-friendly interface and an extensive library of design elements. I was able to easily create a visually appealing poster that effectively communicates the concepts of deep learning using TensorFlow. Let's continue exploring the exciting world of AI together! 🤖💡 #DeepLearning #TensorFlow #AI #IILMUniversity #ContinuousLearning

Today, I had the privilege of attending a 2-hour workshop (Generative AI Workshop 8.0) led by GrowthSchool mentor Vaibhav Sisinty ↗️. As a graphic and multimedia designer, I'm constantly seeking innovative ways to enhance my skills and streamline my workflow. This workshop offered a fantastic opportunity to explore new tools and techniques for integrating into my design processes. While some of the tools were familiar, I was excited to learn about new, more effective ways to utilize them, enhancing my capabilities and opening up new creative possibilities. #GenerativeAI #ContinuousLearning

Why is ai important in graphic design ? Graphic designers often spend a significant amount of time on repetitive tasks such as resizing images, removing backgrounds, or generating variations of a design. AI-powered tools can automate these tasks, allowing designers to focus on more creative aspects of their work #ai #newlinkedinpost #future #aitechnology #updated #skills #graphicdesigner #multimedia Adsin Learning Hub Wafae Digital academy

Aspiring designers can significantly boost their productivity and creativity using Generative AI. By automating repetitive tasks and offering intelligent suggestions, AI allows designers to focus on the conceptual and artistic aspects of their work. Instead of replacing creativity, AI acts as a powerful assistant, providing new perspectives and innovative solutions. This technology is invaluable across various design specializations, including fashion, communication, animation, architecture, product design, and UI/UX. For design students, gaining hands-on experience with AI tools is essential to meet future industry demands. Educators should encourage the integration of AI in the curriculum, helping students understand its capabilities and limitations. This approach ensures that budding designers are equipped to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven world. https://lnkd.in/dRAuHr_3 Dr. Sanjay GUPTA Hindustan Times