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Adobe subscription plans can be a bit expensive💵💵 for an aspiring Graphic Designer (especially if one doesn’t have the funds to pay for the programs right away). However, these alternative resources are a great way for designers to do what they love without having to break bank for expensive programs, so I encourage you guys to test these programs out !

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Hey there aspiring Graphic Designers!!😁😁 if you guys have Instagram 📲I recommend trying to look at these guys instagram to gain inspiration for your projects.

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In Graphic Design it doesn’t hurt getting one step ahead of the competition, so here are some skills I found on the creative bloq to help out aspiring Graphic designers get ahead in 2020!

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Hello, aspiring Graphic Designers! Learning the basics of Graphic Design shouldn’t be expensive or hard, so here is an excellent website link where one could learn graphic design principles for free. 

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Graphic Design Youtube Channel Recommendations

Hello, aspiring Graphic Designers! For most who are just starting out on their Graphic Design journey learning the basics can be a bit overwhelming. However, we live in the age of the internet! where there are a ton of Graphic Design masters who are willing to pass on their wisdom and tips to level up one’s skill set.  

Here are some youtube channels that I would recommend to help level up your skillset:

1. Adobe Creative Cloud

They have creative challenges with photoshop and illustrator that I really recommend for those who are new to the programs or people who want to improve their skills. Adobe Creative Cloud has a lot of guest speakers from different fields related to not only Graphic Design but to photography, illustrators, Ux designers, etc.

2. The Futur

The Futur is a second Youtube Channel I recommend people to check out because it not only provides information about Graphic Design, but The Futur talks about tips on how to find a job after graduating from design school. The Futur youtube channel also provides business and entrepreneurial advice on how to sell your work as a Graphic Designer.

3. Roberto Blake

Roberto Blake’s Youtube channel provides tips and tricks on Graphic Design, social media( Graphic Design isn’t just a young person’s game anymore so everyone could improve on their social media presence) and grow one’s personal youtube channel.

4. Ryonet

Did you ever want to learn how to do silk screening(learning how to make t-shirts)? if the answer is yes, then look at the Ryonet channel where they will not only tell you the process on how to make your own t-shirt but could recommend the supplies and equipment to make it possible.

5.The Drawing Database: Marc Leone NKU-SOTA

One of the fundamental (and one of the most important skills to have in any art-related field) is to learn how to draw, but drawing classes can be expensive. However, this youtube channel is great because it covers all the basic fundamentals related to drawing(the lectures are really informative). One can be able to work in the comfort of your own home, or on your electronic devices wherever you go. One could literally feel as though one is attending a college art school drawing class.

6. Proko 

Proko is another drawing youtube channel that I recommend for those who want to learn how to draw faces, bodies, and other drawing subjects with the shortest amount of time. This is a great youtube channel for those who might not be the most patient to learn how to draw and do not be overloaded with art information.

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Welcome to my blog!

Hello everyone, and welcome to my Dare 2 Graphic Design Blog! Ever since I was a kid I have always had an interest in the arts and technology. When I had to come up with a career path for myself I thought Graphic Design would be in my future. However, when I applied for Design school I didn’t get in because it was an impacted major, but I decided to not give up! I will look back on my old work, improve them, and make some new work. My main objective for this blog is not only to give out tips and tricks on Graphic Design but to inspire others not to give up on their graphic design dreams.