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It depends on what I'm working on. There are some jobs which won't take me so much hours and there are some that I will need just a day to complete it. Some of my jobs complete in a day goes at $80 to $100.

In the end, everyone learns. We all started out from somewhere with no knowledge on the subject whatsoever. It's the more you study and practice that you will keep knowing more.

It's why making sure that I have all the details gone through over and over again with my client just to make sure I'm not leaving out anything when I'm working. This have saved me 96% of the time with always getting a positive review.

It gets on my nerves whenever a client doesn't approve of what I've done which would make me go through redoing the job just to please the client because I don't like having a bad review for reason whatsoever.

Exactly! This is why I will always make sure to go over the details of what any of my clients wants over and over again in order to make sure that I'm not missing anything or not understanding exactly what they needed. I hate redoing works.

No, unfortunately, I haven't design a travel logo. It's not that I can't or don't know how to do it but haven't had any job requiring me to do so. I might decide to do it for fun whenever I feel like it.

I have most of my clients on Discord. I'm very happy that about 90% of them are using Discord which makes it very easy to keep in contact with them. I was using Telegram before going fully over to Discord.

Yes, I do offer digital painting services as a freelancer. I have my services set up on Fiverr but unfortunately I haven't received many sales on the platform. I'm thinking of branching out to other platforms in order to try my luck.

I've used both glossy, glass and blur effects whenever it's necessary for me to make use of it in any of my graphics design projects. I made sure to know how to use each and every one of them in order to have the best end result after adding them.

Apart from YouTube channels, this is the best platform that I've learnt so much from on graphics designing. I will never regret becoming a member in this community forever. It's also my 30th content count contribution in the forum 😊

GIMP and Canva is my favourite image editing software. I started out with GIMP before I moved to using Canva 100% for most of my image editing jobs. Right now, I'm using Canva Pro which is a lot more better than the free version.

I haven't received any graphic design project that I wasn't able to handle to the best of my knowledge. So, everything that I have worked on have always been something that I can deliver on. I don't think there is a work I'm going to decline unless it is something that is going to be insulting...

Unfortunately, I didn't have the knowledge of taking advantage of student discount when I was making use of the graphic design tools I used to learn the skill. I don't think it's something that's going to possible for me to use now unless I want to start all over to create a new account on the...

Design With Canva was the main YouTube channel I started watching when I wanted to master how to use Canva to design. The contents on this channel was priceless for me.

Play music is part of my life on a daily basis which is the reason why I have incorporated doing the same thing whenever I am walking on any graphic design project. The music helps me to sync with the project that I am working completely.

CMYK is a color model used in printing. For those who doesn't know what it means, it stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black). Working with tools that have CMYK SUPPORT helps printers to reproduce a vast array of colors accurately on paper. I always prefer work with tools that support CYMK.

Paid graphics design tools will always be better because you're getting more better and improved features and resources when you're working with them. It's like what you get from using Canva Pro version.

I've used both Inshot and CapCut which both of them are very good. If I'm to choose between them, it's going to be CapCut that I will go for first. But it's Videoleap that I love using most right now.

All graphics design tools are good for what they are created for. Then problem might be that you as a graphics designer using it doesn't know how to manipulate it effectivity to get the best out of it. I know when I struggled with choosing the best brushes for my painting and it affected my work...

As long as they are not exactly the same thing, with the difference in what the new client requested for their own project, they will never have any reason to complain about it. I do that all the time with my client and I make sure they give me explicit details of what they want which I do...