A common problem I have run into as a graphic designer is not having the correct filetype for a project. There are file types for specific uses, such as for printing, digitalapplications, and even as specific as a file used for embroidery. Using the wrong filetype can lead to an end product that is not satisfactory to the client. As …
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In a world of constant stimulus from phones, TVs, and computers, the phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words” has never been more true. Creating graphics for your business’ social media account can help increase engagement and effectiveness, thereby growing your business and your following. A graphic designer’s job is to make their client’s graphics stand out amongst thousands …
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While graphic designers often get characterized as creatives and free spirits, which I identify as, we also love and strive on organization. I create lists just to cross things off and depend greatly on my phone calendar and reminders to get me through each day. When I decided to study graphic design, I loved the creative freedom I had but …
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