I love this! Such a great flow to show the steps of your design process!

That gave me the clear idea of the whole design process. Thanks Sam.

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed this video. It’s been one of my favourites to make

I used to be a eyewear designer. Your video is so acurate and verry clear ! Good job !

@gasnerhoris119

2 жыл бұрын

Hi. Do you have any tips on how to go about becoming an Eyewear designer? Like best designing software. Manufacturers? Etc.....

I can’t wait to see you wearing them IRL! 🤓

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

I can't wait either! Fresh new specs when all this blows over

Congratulations Sam! I'm happy for the opportunity you got there, and thank you for the vid, love your simplicity.

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I’m so excited to see the final glasses and this video was really fun to make

Really really like it 😻 thanks for sharing your amazing skills

This is really fun to watch, i've been an eye-wear designer for 6 years, designed about 150+ frames. still had a few moments 'huh that interesting to do it that way' i will try that.

@rledmund1

3 жыл бұрын

I recently got a offer to be the designer for a small eyewear company any tips on being an eyewear designer.

@channel0123

3 жыл бұрын

@@rledmund1 depends on the brand offcourse, what kind of style they have. but if you give me your email, i can send you a few tips. :)

@cincoflare

2 жыл бұрын

Hey i have a question what site/manufacturer would you recommend to have rimless glasses made, im looking to start a project but figuring out where i can get it made has been hard

@gasnerhoris119

2 жыл бұрын

Hi guys. I've been looking to start this project. I have a few ideas on how name, logo. Etc... but not sure how to get started. Manufacturer to use. Etc. Any tips would be greatly appreciated 🙏🏽

@ayoubjoughmane

Жыл бұрын

Hey I want to ask you is there anyway where can I get a custom glasses ?

This is gonna be so interesting!! Wish you all the best.

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I can't wait to see how they turn out

Love it!

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Nick! I can’t wait to see how these turn out

Its great video, thanks for sharing.

Awesome videos, you're a beast! Specific Industrial design education, lots of UX/UI hours,... But cutting with the fish scissors, that represents me hahaha ❤️big up from Spain

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

Haha I think I need to get some Swann-Morton 3a knives because those scissors were awful

thank you so much , great totural and grate tips.

@SamDoesDesign

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I think solidworks or fusion 360 would do the whole process just fine. Maybe even better

Stunning video!. Love how you show all the steps in detail but without getting too technical 👍. What’s your thoughts about 3D printing to create a mock up ( Instead of printed paper )?

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I wanted to show the whole process but keep it short and snappy. And 3D printing would have worked great for this project! It definitely would have helped with the flimsy paper and awful scissors. Maybe I'll look into getting a 3D printer soon...

Hey, very nicely done, start to finish--congrats to you, Sam! Thanks. Question: I'd like to find some narrow, oval classic metal frames. Ideas? Jeff

Very nice video, Sam

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it

@DjHensay

4 жыл бұрын

Now I fancy doing a short eyewear project my self. Thank you for the inspiration and very informative content

Great video! I would absolutely love some more in-depth tutorials on adobe illustrator or keyshot! Awesome work, keep it up! Cheers!

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I have Keyshot tutorials on my channel, and I filmed a live stream where I showed the whole Illustrator process in real time and commented about what I was doing. I hope those videos help!

@marialupi2957

4 жыл бұрын

@@SamDoesDesign Yeah! Just found them sorry😅 Really enjoyed them! Are you maybe planning on doing some Solidworks as well? I know you usually use the Shapr 3D on the IPad but it would be lovely to see you work with SW. 😊

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

No problem! I would love to do some Solidworks tutorials, but I’d like to speak to Solidworks first to see what we can sort out collaboratively lol

@marialupi2957

4 жыл бұрын

@@SamDoesDesign Amazing! Looking forward to that! Thank you so much Sam!

Hey Sam great video, Im working from a Mac and was wondering if you have any alternative to Shapr 3D I could use as it seems Shapr 3D is only available on iPad

Good .

Hi at first thanks for this video ... I want to ask you I want to design glasses what the app and the device I need to do that plz answer me

For quick personal project to do within a weekend, would you recommend learning shaper3D or continue with solidworks? Also what is better for organic, flowy soft shapes, shaper3D or Solidworks? cheers!

@SamDoesDesign

4 жыл бұрын

I think Shapr3D is great to design on the go and get some quick shapes down, but for soft and flowing shapes I recommend sticking with Solidworks. Have fun!

can you make a tutorial about waving water . tks you

Hey sam..you are amazing..! I also have a frame design but I don't have anything to do farther process...but I did draw it on paper..can you help me..?🙂

Hi Sam. I know that this is an old video but I was wondering if you would help someone else in doing what you did?

Hi Sam, I'm coming from hong kong and I'm interested to see your video, may I please to ask a few questions? how to starting to learn from a very new biginner?

Hi, may I know what app are you using in iPad?

Best way to find a manufacture?

Hey - Tremendous video! Thank you! I am an instructional video SNOB. From those like yours to golf instruction - hand gun tutorials and reviews and on. I end up not being able to force myself to sit through many if not most videos for such reasons as: A)Hosts believing they are auditioning for a spot on a late night TV show B) Nonsensical rambling C) Boring and/or irritating hosts who are convinced they are entertaining D) The most common being hosts who have never been on camera before so they tend to speak as if they’re doing a Radio Show narrating every single thought action - things they see off camera along with every detail of what a friend or pet in the room is doing. Etc. YOU on the other hand are straight to the point. No wasted words. No history lectures on every haircut you ever had ‘til arriving at the one in this video. You “push” or “force” absolutely Nothing. You have a naturally interesting presence about you and never try to be anything you’re not. As far as I can tell not once did you repeat yourself - and now - certain that I’m boring you to no end and with faith that you most likely got the jist of my point about 2 lines in I will shut up. Seriously - what a pleasure - One question: I am in Los Angeles California- how and where does one go to learn how to use the equipment you’re working on and with. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Be well - THANK YOU AGAIN for a wonderful job with this

Hey, I'd love to pick your brain for an idea I have. How can I contact you?

why 400$ the materials is less than $20 in the market