Graphic Design

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Quote from: rollify on February 10, 2026, 02:43:57 PM https://talkimg.com/images/2026/02/10/UIQK8N.png The graphic design here is quite impressive. It is always better to see a well formatted thread instead of just plain text

... Ullah, and I’m a passionate graphic designer specializing in: YouTube thumbnails... with marketers, and offer my design services at affordable rates. My...

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Just chiming in to say I absolutely love the graphic style and design, and have literally no idea why anyone wouldn't.

Ham said: Loving this graphic. In the comments it says we are playing in the clash jersey Yep, they confirmed we’re wearing the clash tonight back when the guernsey was launch. New year, new look: Crows unveil striking clash guernsey A white-based design returns for the first time in six years with a special nod to SA. www.afc.com.au

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Originally posted by Porthios: The graphic is... very old school. I love the game but i cant play it for longer because of the graphic. I use to be like that too. Now I'm starting to like the artistic design in older games. Something about them. Maybe its how the artists try to express an idea/scene, given the system limitations of those times. Same engine as Elder Scrolls Oblivion I think

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...am Hamid Ali, a professional Graphic Designer based in Gujranwala, Pakistan...​My Creative Focus: Luxury Jewelry Design ​Today, I dedicated my time... Designs. For me, jewelry design is not just a job... resonates with the wearer. ​"Design is the silent ambassador of...) ​A Glimpse into My Design Process: ​Conceptualization: I start with... ​Branding: I ensure that every design fits a high-end brand identity. ...

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Hi reddit. I'm currently working in the animal care industry and considering studying graphic design but I've read a lot of information saying the field is pretty hard to break into with a lot of ai taking over tasks graphic designers do. Is it worth wasting the time and money studying it in 2026? submitted by /u/Opposite_Focus2112 to r/ausjobs [link] [comments]

Apologies for the long read, but I’ve noticed recently there’s been multiple posts about the recent job market for graphic designers and not in a positive light. Is this career not worth pursuing for newcomers? I’m actually, currently a financial analyst studying communication design, as design has always been a passion of mine. I think it’s too late for me to pivot careers and go solely graphic design as that means reducing my income and this economy is not forgiving. So, I am hoping to merge both my finance degree and design degree and lean more into the financial reporting side of things by presenting my data in unique ways and hopefully utilising Indesign. But now after what appears to be the current consensus that design may not be a viable career, I am asking myself if I am wasting my time studying and pursuing my design degree. Edit: I am Australia based. 2nd Edit: thank you so much to all who have responded, I’ve read them all and you’ve given me some valuable feedback to digest submitted by /u/justjimmmy to r/graphic_design [link] [comments]

I graduated with a degree in Graphic Design in 2022—the exact same year generative AI started taking over the world. Ever since, I’ve felt a deep sense of regret and sadness. It feels like my future was erased before I could even take my first step. I haven't been able to find a steady job yet, and it’s hard not to compare myself to AI. It’s faster, cheaper, and in many ways, more efficient. I find myself wishing I could go back in time and choose a different major altogether. I feel stuck and hopeless about the industry's direction. Is there still a place for us human designers? How are you junior designers coping with this? Should I pivot to a different field, or is there a way to integrate AI that actually keeps my career viable? I really need some honest perspective or a bit of hope. submitted by /u/MeshalAljahdali to r/Design [link] [comments]

No, this isn't a joke. He was actually sent this to redesign for a law firm. submitted by /u/dubiscuit to r/dataisugly [link] [comments]

I've also seen a picture of u/Kualdiir , beautiful piece of art! submitted by /u/Realistic-Berry_888 to r/BuyFromEU [link] [comments]

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Hey this is some of my starting work it’s some old work and some new since I picked it up again after graduating ⁠an option I made for a poster for a museum event ⁠an option I made for a poster for a museum event ⁠an option I made for a poster for a museum event ⁠an option I made for a poster for a museum event ⁠a page in a magazine featuring one of my own pictures ⁠a poster I made for fun in the hope someone wants to buy a print ⁠a poster I made for a brand in Ostend featuring my own picture ⁠a logo I made for a brand and got it laser cut as an earring ⁠the said logo I made but more clear ⁠a logo I made for a photography business ⁠an credit page I made for a photo magazine A page of my high school thesis when I studied graphic design where I played a bit with the lay out of the text A page for a magazine featuring my own picture A page of my thesis where I kept the lay out very clean ( the inspiration picture I used there is important for the next slide ) My play on the inspiration picture featured on the previous slide Lmk what u think and what advice u would give me submitted by /u/Forward_Fox_1279 to r/design_critiques [link] [comments]

Hi I'm a 27yo graphic designer with 3years experience working in-house in corporate settings. This is a bit of a rant about not only design but the illusion of creative job = fun = good. Graduated from a good art school, got some jobs soon after blah blah blah, and now I'm midweight (on paper). The job is like 5 jobs combined, designer, animator, videographer, video editor, photo editor, but all the while I feel like it's looked down upon. Anyone could learn to do it, and I'm incredibly replaceable. I could grind and grind and grind but at the end of the day the higher ups will also see me as the 'make pretty pictures' grunt. So who would pay me enough money for me to afford to live a nourishing life, if I'm just a glorified button clicker? I don't regret pursuing design because I generally didn't know any better. But I'm ashamed for devaluing myself so much in my younger years. I never looked at all the subjects available at school and made an educated decision, I just chose easy options or what I already knew about. I never thought about skills and characteristics unique to me and thus what fields would play to my strength AND be paid well. I just thought oh, cool, creative job = fun = good. The pay is trash and the work is either boring or I'm not good enough to do it. If I could go back I'd tell the younger me that whilst you might like feeling like a "cool creative", the coolest thing in the world is to be able to provide for and spend time with people. To buy your mom a home, to treat your partner, to be able to afford to take time off and spend it with your nieces and nephews, without having black bags under your eyes from death staring into a computer. To go on holidays, to not have to eat toast and rice all the time. To make important decisions in work, where people respect you. To not be overworked and repeat the crappy parenthood cycle. 0/10 do not recommend but unfortunately I can't afford to quit. ok bye Edit: it’s worth stressing that this is just my experience, it doesn’t have to be yours. I haven’t shared these thoughts with anyone, hence the slight venom throughout. thank you to those who relate, feeling alone in this was driving me crazy. those who don’t, i appreciate your perspective. i’m grateful to have a job at all, just wish i’d made more informed decisions in my life. peace Edit: I’m gonna peace out of reddit. Thanks for the way way way kinder words than I expected strangers could offer. I also owe this community an apology for my negative and ungrateful tone, I just kinda snapped. sorry. to later visitors I encourage you read some of the thoughtful and quite concrete roadmaps people have laid out below, as possible ways to escape this ‘stuckness’. power to you! submitted by /u/translucenthuman to r/graphic_design [link] [comments]

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I'm going back to school in the fall to get a bachelor's in graphic design. However, after reading the sentiments of people on this subreddit, I'm afraid that I've made a horrible mistake. Is graphic design not a viable career anymore? Should I avoid it and do something else? Edit: I wish I never asked this question because now I'm depressed and feel like I've wasted years of my life. I don't know what else do. submitted by /u/fruityaero to r/graphic_design [link] [comments]

I have been doing graphic designs inconsistently haha since high school. Now that I am an incoming university student, I wanna share my previous designs here and also would like to hear from you guys about what you think about them. I mainly do posters, and t-shirt designs and have been exploring UI/UX designs since the job market seems to be more secure and stable in that field, no offense to graphic designing, I love it all the same. You can find more of my works in my portfolio website (I'm still working on it, experimenting, and I know I gotta find a creative way to actually showcase my works if possible on the landing page, rather than at where it is currently) or on Behance. Hope you like them! submitted by /u/Pretend-Ad7684 to r/graphic_design [link] [comments]

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Ive been a digital artist since I was 10, I learned photoshop, taught myself everything, went to college, university, started my own business, created everyday, now everyone thinks my art is AI generated submitted by /u/karloroberts to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

I had a biitersweet feeling when a saw graphic designers in World Economic Forum's Future Job Report 2025 as a fastest delicining role. That's probably for the first time and because of AI and Canva. Time to futureproof with skills of future and I'm not sure with what other than AI and nerdy stuff submitted by /u/changeofregime to r/graphic_design [link] [comments]

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