22 February, 2012

Opt For Blue to Lend a Cool Effect to your Brochure Design



As one of the primary colors, blue is also an integral aspect of the chromatic spectrum. It is a cool color that comes in different hues, such as light or deep blue. In this article, we will discuss various features of blue. We will also offer few tips regarding the intelligent usage of blue in [...]

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20 February, 2012

Digital Painting Takes the Graphic Design Industry by Storm!



With the arrival of computers and the World Wide Web, things became so much easier than before. Technological development fueled the creativity of artists to a great extent. Then came digital painting and revolutionized the art industry, and graphic design was no exception.
What is Digital Painting?
Digital painting is basically art created using computers. In [...]

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17 February, 2012

Why Client is Not Always Right in the Graphic Design Industry?



If you are associated with the graphic design industry, you may not relate to client specifications in every situation. In such a situation, you can try to educate your client. Also, research extensively, before presenting your logic before the client.

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08 February, 2012

Give Your Graphic Design A Visual Weight



When examining any graphic design, you will find that some objects have thicker colors giving the impression of being heavier than objects with lighter colors. Visual weight is one of the most effective and simplest tools that a graphic designer can utilize to develop visual hierarchy, balance, symmetry and harmony. Visual weight, when applied strategically, [...]

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07 February, 2012

Demolishing the Myth of Web Graphic Design



The primacy of web graphic design professional is to design exactly according to the wishes and requirements of the clients. The irony is that your artistic quality as a designer is pushed behind and the customer’s often impassioned and rigid requirements are given a kingly treat. This is drastically changing the very concept of the [...]

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01 February, 2012

Strategies for a Freelance Graphic Designer to Get More Clients



If you are a professional graphic designer, especially a freelancer, have you ever wondered how you can get clients to approach you, instead of you approaching them for work? You can take the help of these following ideas to solve this problem that seems to recur in all freelance graphic design professionals’ lives.
In this era, [...]

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30 January, 2012

Create Picture-Perfect Graphic Design in Photoshop with These Ideas



There’s no need to tell that graphic design and website design are two different fields where the techniques are different, the challenges are different and the practices are different. But they have one thing in common – Photoshop, which needs no introduction. In this article, you will find a plan of action broken down into [...]

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16 January, 2012

Does Ignorance Work Against You in the Corporate Identity Design Industry?



Most experienced graphic designers will admit that at the beginning of their careers, they had a vague knowledge of their specialized areas. With time and experience, they acquired a greater control over their respective fields.
Unfortunately, in the corporate identity design industry, ignorance is evaluated as weakness. Knowledge, of course, offers various benefits. However, in some [...]

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11 January, 2012

How Creative Thinking Can Enhance Productivity of Graphic Designers…



An experienced graphic designer is aware of the importance of creative thinking. Creativity helps us to come up with unique ideas, thus strengthening our position in the graphic design industry. Unfortunately, some people are unaware of the fact that various benefits that creative thinking offers. We highlight these benefits so that it is easier for [...]

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