Badis Designs
@BadisDesigns
🎨 18-year-old Thumbnail Artist | 🌟 YouTube Creator with 17K+ subscribers
🎯 Thumbnail commissions are now OPEN! If you want eye-catching thumbnails that actually get clicks, I’ve got you covered! Check out some of my best work below DM me if you’re interested, let’s make your next video stand out!
In case you missed this video I highly recommend watching it
I just uploaded a brand-new video! Link in Comments.
Today I opened YoouTube and noticed MrBeast’s thumbnail text was in French. Is this a new YouTube feature that shows different languages based on region? If it rolls out to all channels, it could be a real game changer
The transformation in this thumbnail is impressive. Let me know if you'd like a tutorial on how I created these—they're some of my best work.
Hey everyone, do any of you get paid through Twitter? If yes, is it actually good? I'm wondering if it's worth upgrading to Premium to start earning, because I honestly have no idea how any of this works.
Has anyone here switched from Windows to Mac? If you did, was the transition difficult for you?
Hello everyone, share some thumbnails you'd like me to redesign in Photoshop. The one with the most likes will be featured in the next episode on my channel
Thumbnail designers who do not use Twitter to find inspiration, connect with clients, and share their work are really missing out on valuable opportunities.
Like, if you're a thumbnail designer — Then show proof 👇
Hey everyone, here is a recent thumbnail I created as practice. Would you like me to make a tutorial about it?
This is arguably one of the best thumbnails ever made in the history of YouTube.
Numbers do not lie. Here are new client stats. If you are looking to take your videos to the next level, feel free to message me for a thumbnail.
Hey everyone, I’m a thumbnail designer, but this time I need some help. I’m looking for someone to create thumbnails for a finance YouTube channel — paid work, of course. If you have experience with finance thumbnails, feel free to share your work in the comments. 💼📊
What’s the best way to explain to a client that a simple thumbnail can actually perform better than one that’s overly complex or heavily edited?