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Perfect your craft and the money will surely start rolling in. But do not be so desperate to make money at first, it rarely ends well.

I first of all try to understand how professionals set the price. Those that have been in the game for long can guide me on how it is done properly.

Social media graphics design is a saturated niche. Almost everyone that is a designer can do it, so I don’t believe it is difficult. If anything, it is the easier of designs.

AI is doing nothing. If anything it has helped me get better and get more gigs. This is big 2025, no one should complain of AI stealing their jobs. Don’t stay stagnant, use it to up your skill.

At a point, professional graphic designers take on students to train them in exchange for payment. So apart from the design gigs they get, they make money from the tutorial sessions. Will you also consider taking students to teach?

It can be hard for students that are just starting out to understand what they need to learn. They should pay attention to the following: Visual Communication, Typography, Color Theory, Layout and Composition, Software Proficiency, Branding, UX/UI Design, Creativity, Problem-Solving, and...

A student that is learning is advised to start with free tools first. Or at least they should make use of inexpensive tools that will not cost them much. Once they start marketing themselves and making money they can go to premium ones. What free and inexpensive tools and platforms will you...

Social media is a library of different kinds of inspiration. You can follow different accounts that are specialized in design and see how they make their own designs.

This really does a lot of wonders. It is just that if one is not disciplined, you can get carried away with it and neglect what you do completely.

Well no one actually started as a professional. But I understand your point, they should be able to give it their best at least. Many of them just do the bare minimum these days.

If you know the worth of what you offer you will surely not settle for less. But it all depends on how you communicated it with him though. Did you let him see the benefit of your service?

Well as it was said before, it is not possible to please everyone. There are some clients that you have to do away with them after some time of working with them. Do not stay where you are not appreciated.

This is such a great way to view negative reviews. You will succeed in chaneling it to becoming better version of yourself instead of complaining about it.

Colors play a HUGE role in logo perception! They evoke emotions, associations, and even influence how people remember your brand. For instance: * Red: Energy, passion, excitement, urgency. Think of brands like Coca-Cola or Ferrari. * Blue: Trust, reliability, calmness, professionalism. Think...

Balancing simplicity and detail in logo design is about finding the sweet spot between being easily recognizable and visually engaging. You can achieve it by keeping it simple. Begin with a basic concept and refine it. Too much detail can make a logo cluttered and hard to remember. Also, try...