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Do you know the difference between a Bitmap image and a vector file?
Vector files and bitmap images work very differently, and it’s common for people to have questions about how they compare. My goal here is to clarify these differences and help clear up any lingering doubts once and for all.
Read More3 principles for typefaces – are you using it right?
Type is one of the most important pieces of a design. The basic building, is here where your potential client will read about your business and reach you.
Read MoreGradient and Shadow effects: How and when to use?
Gradients and shadows can be something that will highlight your brand or put it away, so, be careful and let’s talk about how you can use them right!
Read MoreDropbox: Keep your files safe!
Do you want to save time? You need to start to use Dropbox right now!
Would you like to be able to open your files in every place anytime?
The Checklist every non-designer should have!
I decided to do this checklist to help. Talk to your designer, about the items, prices, etc… and after finishing the logo design you will know what to expect.
Read MoreDo you know the difference between Logo, Isotype, Imagotype, and Isologo?
Very often we heard “logo” to describe a brand, but did you know that there is a difference between the brands McDonald’s, Google, Puma, and Burger King?
Read MoreWhich one is best: RGB, CMYK, or Pantone?
Which one is the best? I bet my wacom tablet that you already did a little confusing about this! Well, it’s time to learn the differences, should we start?
Read MoreChoosing the right designer for your project
Can you imagine a lion walking on the North Pole? No, right? It will not survive the cold weather. This is the same thing when developing a brand.
Read MoreWhy do I use Affinity Designer instead of Adobe Illustrator?
When I started to work with graphic design in 2010 I started in a print shop in a small city in Brazil. Back then Corel Draw was the “must be” software.
Read MoreDo you know the difference between JPG and PNG?
Learn the key differences between JPG and PNG files. PNG is perfect for social media and high-quality images, while JPG offers smaller file sizes.
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