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I understand that it's good to pay the money to gain the knowledge because it will help in the future but the truth there is that some of these people might not that have the money at that moment.

The premium version is cheap but I need to enjoy every bits of the free templates unless what I wanted can't be find on the free version. Canva is a good technology that makes design so easy. Do you know about Pixel lab?

It's not that some designers love stress but most of them like to design their logo from scratch. They master the art so easily from there than using the templates.

The only way I will take a contract is after checking the certainties in it and see that I have some times for myself. There are some contracts that can give you those free time and there are some contracts that their conditions will never allow one to breathe.

No matter how angry you are at your clients, you don't have to be violent with them. You might be right but the moment you hit them, your rights are taken from you. It's better to wash them down with words online than giving them a punch.

You can only get better by practicing more and more. That's the same way I used to design too, I won't get their exact designs but I am always close to it.

Yes! You have observed it too. The more stress that they bring to the table, the more you won't pay enough. Sometimes, I wonder how they think too.

I can't disagree that it can limit one from going far but the worst limitation that can stop such a person is if they are not creative. There's no way you can't go far with your creativity even if you are using the free templates.

Yes, that's right. While a professional can navigate their ways with free tools and still be more professional, but reason for the premium is that it will give you more insights on other designs that you haven't seen.

A professional or a beginner can make use of Canva. If you feel that the free templates can't serve you well anymore, there are premium that you can pay for and enjoy, becoming better as you design.

Keeping the client upfront and updated is the best thing and respect to whoever ask for the work. It can become a fuss when one decides not to communicate while delaying on the work.

Canva is the one I make use of to learn many things I wanted. It has almost all the templates used for design and they are free of charge.

That they are launched doesn't mean that the people are trooping to have accounts there. Some don't know that Threads or Bluesky are existing. It was some months ago that I get to know about them in the forum.

If you are a designer both an amateur and a professional, it won't take a moment to design anything concerning social media. It's indeed a saturated niche.

We all wasn't consistent from the beginning and the newbies ain't to be blamed. They only need guidance and encouragement to stay in and keep grinding.

Clients that will even get annoyed with you without any reason and still don't pay well. I pray not to have such as my clients. I will brace up but I need to keep them at their lane to avoid them making the job to be very difficult for me.

AI making things to be easier. People are using AI tools to make their designs and logos. If someone calls for a graphic designer's help, the person doesn't know anything about AI.

Even if he let him see the benefit of his service, some client will try to make you see reason why you need to collect the down payment they are posing on you. They don't even want to know the stress you will pass through.

You can't use me anyhow because you are my client. I will respect you and I expect same from you. It's too bad when you are looking for perfection but you can't pay.

Word games is a high boost to clear blocks, it's an inspiration to clear your head and mind. It works for me too unless I am not interested in playing the game.