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Some of the notable one's that I've been following for a long time now are ; 1. Syd Mead 2. David Carson 3. Stefan Sagmeister

I'm always proud of all the jobs that I worked on and it's because I know how much effort I managed to invest in each and every one of them because they are worth it financially and also for my portfolio's growth.

AI is truly the future of graphics designing and so many other things. With what's going on with AI, I can understand the reason why some people are scared because the work humans find very difficult to do are completed with no stress using those AI tools. They can't be rivaled or denied.

You need to also practice very well too in your process of learning. I see a lot of people who wants to learn by just watching videos and tutorials on YouTube which isn't bad but they need to practice as they watch. It's how they will get better at it.

As long as the money payment is good, I don't decline working on any graphics design projects. The only thing that concerns me is to design what I've been paid to do and move on to the next project.

This is the reason why it's very important to make use of colour palette to choose the best colours for what you're working on. It gives you a better chance of keeping out the off colors or the one's which are too bright for whatever you're working on.

My brother who's working as a photographer and a video editor is using Tourbox to do his work. According to him, it's a very good hardware controller for what he needs it for. I haven't started using it for now but I'm looking forward to it.

In my opinion, I do think that if you're very good with ideas and concepts, it's going to be more effective in helping you to fine tune the skills you want to acquire for whatever you're going to be working with.

It definitely helps to have both premium graphics and the free ones alongside because financially, everyone isn't in the same level. Premium graphics cost more but there's a far better chance to earn more with it while the free one's can get anyone by with what they have to work with.

This is where using Canva comes so good when you're working on orders to create business cards. With the difference templates which you can access on Canav, it makes it very easy to finish a business card design quickly.

Those interesting visual effects added to some reels and short videos on Instagram and other platforms like Snapchat are all targeted at having more impact on those who are watching those videos. They act like attention glue because they increase viewers interest in those videos.

I do create a lot of things when it comes to graphics design. I can create PDFs, flyers, banners and so much more. It's all about what job I've been given to work on.

Choosing the right software is very helpful when you're interested in designing very good professional PDFs. I've been able to use Adobe InDesign and Adobe Acrobat for my designing of PDFs. Adobe InDesign is the best I've worked with.

I can't believe that it is almost 5 years since I started out as a graphic designer. It have been a challenging path that I took but it is something that I've come to have so much appreciation for because of the progress that I've made so far.

It's for the same reason why tailors go into sketching before sewing that graphics designers do exactly the same thing. The sketch gives them a vivid picture about what is to be done and that's how they work on it.

I have used both Unsplash and Shutterstock to get whatever I needed whenever I'm looking for high-quality royalty free images. There are definitely other alternatives but those two have stood out exceptionally well for me.

I tend to use social media platforms very well and it's where I get more insights to what next I'm going to be working on. There are so many trends going online on those platforms every day.

Adobe Color still works best for me whenever I'm interested in using a colour palette to choose the right colour combination for what I'm working on. I've heard about ColorBrewer but I haven't given it a try yet.

If Microsoft comes to handpick someone like me to work as part of the team behind the designing of Windows 10 or 11, it means that I'm no longer any ordinary designer but a pro. Sadly, we are not there yet.

I haven't seen any colour that breaths calm and trust like the way blue colour does. It's one of the main reason why graphics designers all rally to using it for most of their jobs. Also, it's widely accepted by most people. Using it makes it easier for your work to be appreciated.