Recent content by Axel

Yes, it happens once in a while which I don't see it as a very big deal. For as long as the client is kept in the loop and updated about the possibility of delay, they will not make a fuss about it.

I sell out everything completely on any graphics design work I've delivered. I don't leave any room to come back and start asking for any pay off on the job. When I take money, it's over.

There is no kind of graphics design projects I don't work on as long as I can be able to carry out to the task successfully, I will always take the job. It's only what I cannot be able to deliver on that I stay away from accepting.

I will never work on any freelancer website which doesn't other escrow services. It's the only way I can't be scammed after working for any client on any graphics design job.

A graphics designer is supposed to work based on the instructions of his client. If the graphics designer have a particular ethics that he doesn't work with and it's something a client does want, he should not take the job.

There are no specific colors I don't like working with except for colors that are not going to give me the best output on any particular job I am working on would be what I will try to avoid using.

Sadly, there will always be clients who are very difficult and annoying to work with because they will keep making the job very hard. The worst is that they don't pay well most of the time. I just brace up and deal with the job until they are okay.

I go take a walk in the park. It soothes my mind better than doing anything else. It's why whenever I'm having a designer's block, I take a walk without wasting time and come back better.

It have been a very long time since I last worked on a logo for any client. I can remember charging $15 for the last logo job I did.

As someone who's still very new to graphics designing, don't rush to start paying for Photoshop or any other expensive tools. Find the free tools like Canva, GIMP, Adobe Express and Inkscape to start working gradually.

There are so many tools which are free a graphics designer use to complete series of jobs. The one's I've used are ; 1. Canva 2. GIMP 3. Inkscape 4. Pixlr

I know it's possible to print just about anything using 3D printers but I don't know how to do it yet but I'm going to learn about it because there's enough money in 3D printing.

PayPal is my favourite means to use and get paid before I start working on any job. I get paid first or at least 50% and 50% on completing the work.

I spend roughly 8 to 12 hours online every day. It's possible to use my smartphone when I'm at work. It helps me get by on some of my freelance jobs when I'm not doing anything at all work.

Having the skills to carry out a good job is what's needed to make the job easy in making money. If one is very skillful, it would make the job look very easy but nothing good comes easy.