#Digital Designer

Learn how to design faster and smarter in Adobe Illustrator. In this tutorial, I share practical tools and techniques to improve your workflow, create cleaner vector graphics, and build professional designs. Perfect for beginners and designers who want to level up their Illustrator skills. Save this reel to keep learning. #graphicdesigntutorial #graphicdesign #adobeillustrator #tutorial

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things that made me a better graphic designer, and really a better creative all around: 1. built a community of creatives. most of those I follow are creative people in some way, and on my graphic design page, I made it a point to only strictly follow other designers and digital artists. this allows me to constantly get new ideas and inspiration from like-minded people in my field, and I’m always learning something. 2. INTERACTING with other designers. I followed all my favorite designers and made my presence KNOWN! this has allowed me to establish a network that’s great for sharing tips, resources, and feedback. 3. don’t limit yourself. As a graphic designer, I pull inspiration from all different kinds of art styles and I EXPERIMENT. experimentation is literally your best friend if you want to grow. don’t be afraid to try new things or new techniques, which leads me to number 4. 4. never stop learning!! I’ve been graphic designing for over 10 years and still realize how much there is left to learn. the learning curve is never ending, yall. as soon as you get comfortable with thinking you “know everything,” is the moment you fail as a creative. that ego will kill you every time. I am QUICK to pull up a tutorial on YouTube or do research on specific techniques that I could brush up on. you can never be perfect, you can only keep improving. don’t get yourself stuck thinkin you know everything, because I promise—you don’t. 5. don’t give up. these programs (me and illustrator still got BEEF, okay?) are by no means easy to learn. but anyone, yes ANYONE, has the ability to learn them. it just takes time, and it can be frustrating, but there’s nothing like mastering a new skill or technique or even learning how to use a simple tool in Photoshop. if you invest your time in your craft, it’ll always be worth it. you got this! if y’all have any more questions, shoot me a DM & let’s chat. #nxegraphix #graphicdesign #onemoreinspired #graphicart #gfxdesigner

I made 1,00,000 rupees this month as a BEGINNER graphic designer, without messaging a single client. They found me. And here’s how. It didn’t happen magically. There was a lot of confusion, overthinking, work, and effort behind it. A year ago, I worked in Bangalore as a designer for barely 4–5 months, earning 15k a month. That job was my biggest blessing because it showed me one thing clearly that I’m not meant for a 9–5. I came back to my hometown, decided I’d create something every day, practise, and connect with other designers. 3-5 months later, I opened my own design studio. I practised more, understood my strengths, and slowly built my own design style, something that helps you stand out from the crowd. Then I started posting. Not consistently, not perfectly — but honestly. I showed up as myself. I learned from other creatives, replied to people, and stayed active. One day, I heard the “voices in my head” audio on Instagram and made a simple reel on it. It got 90k views, tons of DMs, and even messages from big brands across the world. I didn’t post it thinking it would make me money. I posted it for fun, just to show up. That’s when I understood how powerful it is to simply show up on Instagram. Now, here’s how you can make money on Instagram at home: 1. Post your work, even if it’s not perfect 2. Use trends, but add your style 3. Build a design style or identity 4. Share your process Show how you think, how you design, how you create. 5. Engage with people Reply to comments, DM people back, appreciate other designers. You don’t need 10k followers you need a community. 6. Talk about your services confidently 7. Be yourself, every day The more YOU you are, the more people connect to your personality. 8. Keep showing up Even one post a week can change your reach. #graphicdesign #branddesigner #earnmoneyfromhome #onlinebusinessdesign #designforentrepreneurs #designstudio

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If you’re learning design or just want to play around with new visual ideas, this is such a fun place to start! It’s free for 3 days then they require a subscription that’s $15 a month. Have fun designing! ❤️ #graphicdesign #designcommunity #freelancedesigner #creativefuel #designerproblems

Graphic design’s been on your mind? Take this as your sign. No degree. No course. No experience needed. I started from zero & you can too. Comment “me” if you’re starting your design journey this year! #graphicdesign #graphicdesigner

★ Resources mentioned: practice with prompts: sharpen.design, designercize, briefs.biz, goodbrief.io familiarize yourself with user flows: mobbin.design, growth.design ★ Graphic Designer: - Focuses on brand image and visual identity. - Prioritizes creativity and artistic skills in creating visually appealing designs. - Often uses tools like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. - May work in advertising, print, and digital media industries. ★ UX Designer: - Focuses on the user experience and usability of a product. - Works on the overall feel of the product, ensuring a seamless user experience. - Prioritizes user research, user testing, and problem-solving for better usability. - May work in tech companies, web development, and app design. Remember, transitioning to a new career takes time and effort. Be patient with yourself and continuously seek opportunities for learning and growth.

I always get asked about tips for digital artists and this is it! Years ago when I was first looking to make the switch to full freelancing I asked @ben_marriott_ for advice and he told me to get this book! This book changed my life! It’s written for Motion Graphic Designers but the tips and tools apply to most digital designers! - - #motiongraphics #animation #art #graphicdesign #3d #aftereffects #cinema4d #c4d #illustration #artist #illustrator #graphic #character #design #graphicdesigner #artistsoninstagram #2danimation #mograph #freelance #photoshop

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