Ed Aboyi

  Brand Identity design : this involves everything concerning giving a brand a visual identity, including logo design, business card design, setting the brand colors, patterns, fonts, style guide, and so on. Knowledge of skills such as marketing, digital marketing, and brand strategy is important to get really good at this.  Logo design : I had to set this aside as a category on its own because most people confuse logo design with branding, which is wrong. Branding involves so much more. You can decide to specialize as a logo designer if you want to, and you can offer it specifically as a service to clients as well. A logo is a design or symbol that a brand uses to represent itself.  Think of it as the face of a brand.  Publication design : This involves creating designs for books, book covers, magazines, and so on.  Packaging design : creating designs for the physical products of a brand like soap boxes, drink bottles, sachet designs, and so on. Web design : is the visual aspect of we

You've come to the right place if you're looking for free graphic design software to unleash your creativity. In this blog post, I'll impart to you my main 5 picks for the best free graphic design software that you can use to make staggering visuals without burning through your bank account. There is a free tool for editing photos, designing logos, or creating flyers. Here are my 5 main free graphic design software picks: 1. GIMP : GIMP is one of the most well-known and powerful free photograph editors out there. You can retouch, resize, crop, enhance, and transform your images in any way you like with GIMP. You can personalize GIMP by using layers, masks, filters, brushes, plugins, and other tools. Windows, Mac, and Linux can all use GIMP. 2. I nkscape : SVG (scalable vector graphics) files can be created and edited with the free vector graphics editor Inkscape. You can create logos, icons, illustrations, diagrams, and other designs with Inkscape. Paths, shapes, gradient