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I’ve come to learn that relying too much on AI is not ideal to develop one’s skills, especially as a newbie. So I try to make my own original designs to perfect my skills.

I have tried it before and I saw that my system does not have the requirements. It was lagging, so if I want to engage in animation more often I will need to get a better one.

Tweening makes transitions more seamless, reducing the stuttering and skipping that can be rather obvious. It’s a cool design tool.

These are the reasons why I developed interest in simple animation. Being able to bring out ideas and represent them in these way warms my heart.

When you work on a project, sometimes it can get really tiring. Sitting down at a spot putting all the work together for hours can make you lose motivation. In that case you need a form of motivation to keep you going. Do you get tired sometimes? How do you keep going?

People that are still learning need on the tools they can get their hands on. So well detailed books can come handy as well, especially for the avid readers that learn well from books.

Blending designs together has come rather easily for me. When I have to collage a few images together I find it easy to blend them in through the design.

Indeed it’s a big risk. I guess that is why some people have a team that they have trained to carry out the tasks. So they make sure that everyone in the team is qualified.

When you have worked with many clients, you will understand that those that have more stress don’t pay enough. The good clients pay well and don’t have much stress.

When you familiarize yourself with like community you will indeed meet connections. But it requires active communication and consistency.

This works for some people, it’s just that it can be hard to find someone that will do the job the way you want it. It will eventually e as if you did the work yourself with many corrections.

I don’t know how people manage to secure jobs locally though. I have already depended on online to have clients. The last time I tried to work with someone offline they tried to rip me off.

It’s a good one to want to expand client base to local areas as well. But to start with one does not need much. A space in a strategic location and some adverts is all you need.

I have never paid in cash for freelance jobs now have I ever been paid cash. It is hard to even see a competent freelancer offline. So I just focus on online.

There are clients that do not really know what they want, hence they cannot be satisfied easily. While you are at it they always bring about changes in your work, it can be annoying. How do you deal with these ones?

I will say trying to use free tools generally. There is a reason there is a paid version, you can’t get the best out of almost free software compared to the premium ones.

There are times when jobs will be scarce, it can be for months. In such cases you have to put yourself out there more to increase your chances of getting a job. What has helped you when you search? How do you go about it?

It’s not just in graphics design but it is in every other work as well. You should know that there is always something new to learn, even if you have spend decades in the profession.

Disappointments is a major reason why clients do not want to continue with many freelancers. Keep to time and do exactly what you said you will do. It works wonders.

So it all comes down to the freelancer. If you know that the gig does not pay you then turn it down. But many go ahead with it and still want to have a day how their work is used.