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If you are looking at the basics, I would agree with you on that. Canva is very good for beginners, but can never be seen as an app that will make one become very good at designing.

Being a part-time graphic designer is not bad. However, are you making plans to go into full designing in the future or is it something that is never part of your plans at all?

This is true. YouTube videos are always key and an avenue for designers to learn much of their works. It is necessary to use some of those videos as a yardstick to learn more.

It is not that bad as long as you get to do some jobs personally. I will say that it is pretty important that one take a look at how good that they are and also the type of graphic work that they aim to do as well.

The business knowledge of selling in bundles has worked much better than trying to sell in bits. When you sell in bundles, you can be able to make a whole lot of bigger sales because it gives you an opportunity to work with bigger clients who like buying in bundles.

I would always prefer the monthly contest because it comes with the opportunity that everyone who is eligible to contest will get in before the month ends. This is different when a contest is organised on a weekly basis.

Designers need to understand the need for a good colour combination. It is one thing that can help make your work come out really good and in good quality. If you pick the wrong colours for a project, it will be messed up no matter how good the design is.

I was not opportune to go to a proper arts school. I have been able to learn everything that I know via the internet. Some of my friends who are experienced in the section were also truly helpful for me while growing.

As a professional designer, designing your works is even better than making use of Ai to do it. So, a lot of designers fail to use it as they would prepare doing their works.

For basic designing, I focus more on making use of Coreldraw because it is pretty fast to work with. As one that is building my portfolio, I see it as my favourite tool.

Really? I have not tried comparing both, but I agree that you may have a point with the one that is better than the other. I know that logos made with logo generators are always good.

I will always say that it is easier for those outside the industry to assume that it is rosy and fun. The truth is that it is not the way that they claim. You will have to work tirelessly to prove that you are cut out for any job that you end up doing.

24 dollars and above seems like the right price to charge. Anyone charging less than such an amount may end up not doing so in the long run. So, I wouldn't expect any client to complain.

Giving out some of these tools for free with a year subscription can be a good way to encourage those designers to keep doing what they enjoy doing.

If you are looking for a great alternative for Adobe Illustrator, then Affinity Designer is one that you should work with. CorelDraw has been there as well as an alternative that you can use for your design works as well.

Ai tools are good for watermark removals. There are a couple of these tools that can work pretty well for designers.

This is nice. Were you paid for the work done? What did the client say about the work you did? It is not always easy doing our first jobs because one would be worried how the client will end up reacting.

I prefer browsing the different forums that I visit using my phone. It has been of immense help to me instead of making use of a laptop. I use the laptop for other activities aside from surfing the Internet.

This is a smart move. I think that since you are still learning and improving, offering your services on those websites mentioned above would be too early since you may end up not doing the work as expected and thus, getting some bad reviews. So, keep it up with the plan and venture fully into...

No design tool comes closer to Photoshop when it comes to image manipulation. I will give the software a 10/10 rating in terms of what it can do for photography as a whole.