How to Design a Modern Logo using Golden Ratio

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Throughout your design journey, you must have come across the concept called 'Golden Ratio' a few times. Golden Ratio is a very interesting concept that has been evidently in existence since the very beginning of human civilization.
Golden ratio is a unique mathematical relationship between two numbers essentially, a ratio that is approximately equal to 1.618. Its presence can be found anywhere and everywhere like flowers, animals, architecture, paintings, natural landscapes, etc.
This natural phenomenon is also deliberately practiced in the design field as it is believed to be something that involuntarily instills the feeling of visual pleasure and aesthetic importance in the viewers' minds. This is all the more reason to clearly understand this concept and its use, and this is what we look at in this class.
Some of the key lessons covered as part of this class are
What is Golden Ratio?
How to create Golden Ratio Grids?
How to use the Golden Grids in Logo Design?
This is a perfect class for total beginners, irrespective of what creative field or design field you belong to!
Hope you enjoy the class...Happy Learning!
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Credits
Music and sounds from zapsplat.com
Additional videos from pexels.com and pixabay.com
Additional images from unsplash.com

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