So I accept most jobs that pays whether I've worked on that sector before or not. Unless it's something I don't want to work on or I don't want to have that connection.

& when the jobs starts to add up & when it's more than I can handle, I start to outsource until all the works on my hand is empty

After that I wait for the outsourced designers to submit the work & I add my own taste, edit them based on the brief, & add my own spices

Then I just deliver.

So if you're ever too busy my suggestion to you is, just outsource everything on your hand & give that time to edit the submitted projects from the people you outsourced.

That way you'll have time for almost all projects & you'll be able to save your name as well

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You won't stand out just because you have an idea & you want to generate images.

Designers go through a path with their expertise to deliver the right design for your audience, not for you!

I strongly suggest that you ask other designers to design you a logo by deciding your budget.

But if you still want to go ahead with ur image generation try Gemini

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I want to clear this misunderstanding I'm getting along the way.

I'm actually just a beginner in the field & I haven't finished learning UI/UX. But I was planning on making a series to re learn them so if you would like, stay tuned 😉

& for your question, I'm actually learning them on YouTube & these are the channels I'm currently following on;

Flux Academy
Bring Your Own Laptop

They are goats for other courses aswell make sure to check em out

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Hmm... okay this is hard but, I would say...

Energetic, Keen, & Deliberate

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Telegram!

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A logo generated by a designer is better than other generations.

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I'm a Brand & Graphics Designer who's into designing brand identites, social media posts & now slowly getting into UI.

& I learnt them all through YouTube & them Indian & Russian cracked telegram files 😄

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So this differs based on ur field of work, but since I'm a brand designer I'm gonna explain this from how I think things are & also I'll add how people started approaching me

The best way to show ur portfolio is designing a behance portfolios (yeah they still land for client's) or designing a website

To showcase ur work the easiest way is to post ur work on Instagram. Post them as carousels or post them as single posts u can just list them there & share ur profile when asked. (Twitter/X is the current money making social media aswell, I'll soon be there aswell)

& the hardest & what will make client's drop their jaw is organizing ur best 3 works & making a behance portfolios & this is the best way to make a shii ton of money.

People started approaching me after I designed some passion projects n I explained most things for people in my surroundings. Then they started to tell to others n that connection is still here n I'm working with that.

The other is they just randomly DM me n ask me if I've ever designed a brand within their niche so I send an Instagram link or just explain how the process gonna be n we continue after they pay the 30% upfront non refundable money, then I just work & deliver.

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That's enough for today

Have tried to answer almost all of em so we'll do this some other time for the rest of you.

So till then peace ✌️

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Rise & Grind 🔆

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Day 01 of re-learning Figma,
& listening to Zenebe Frew - Meri Podcast

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