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The last idea I got was from an image I saw on social media. It is hard to tell when or what inspires us. The suddent urge to draw it is irresistable.

True, these days everyone is jumping into graphics design. AI tools made it even easier.

I recently saw Xiaomi Pad. It is trying to rival iPad in many areas. A good screen, stylus support and so many other features.

i7 is a good choice when it comes to graphics. Do you have a graphics card?

Frost style ranks

This is cool. Only good work can do that. Perhaps it is better when you work offline. I do not see many business card work listed online.

AI-generated are easily recognisable at the moment. So there is no hiding it.

I agree. I see that a lot of small jobs are already processed by AI. Some companies feel that it is more economical.

Happens to all creative people. Sometimes it won't work, as simple as that.

Which is your priority while choosing designs? Do you work for money or satisfaction? Have you comprised on payment simply because the work is challenging?

This is how editing fonts look like

What is your take on offering premium graphics alongside free ones? Do you think it helps designers survive financially?

Have you heard of Pikimov? It is a web-based motion graphics and video editor. It is free, easy to use and works on almost all platforms https://pikimov.com/

Have you tried any denoising tools? It helps a lot when fixing old photos and videos. There are many other applications too. When I tried, it gave me an excellent output (a free service) out of my noise filled photo.

While this is not directly a graphics tool, ChatGPT is now proudly offering GPT-4o Mini. It is a text and visual model and is considered a cost-effective solution. If you are someone using ChatGPT or it's power for creative purpose, this new AI engine from OpenAI is a big game changer.

Are you primarily a digital design person? Do you think that is a sound career at the moment? Do you try to learn the print basics as a backup?

For a long time, I relied on soft proofing for certain images as the source had only RGB. It is hard of course but manageable. The end user have a lot of work to do in this case. Soft proofing is creating for monitor and then converting it for print. It is not perfect but you have to do it a...

Have you ever tried printing RGB image, either by mistake or for testing? What was the result?

The same. A lot of my friends do that. They get so many local orders too for business cards.

I agree. Once we are into design, we start interpreting everything we see in that angle.