Archived threads in /gd/ - Graphic Design - 200. page

CBT can be helpful for this kind of thing. There's a book called "Feeling Good" by David Burns that I've found helpful, if you can get over the self-helpy-ness of it

>>253369
Id recommend Anxiety As An Ally by Dan Ryckert. Not a designer, but a public facing creative professional (or history's greatest monster, depending on how you look at it) nonetheless.

op, i had horrible panic attacks where i felt like i would die from a heart attack, and general axiety.

look into inositol powder (also known as vitamin b8). it's the only thing that's help me. it's a supplement readily available in health stores and online. buy the pure bulk powder, because for anxiety and panic you have to take around 12-16 grams of it, which is quite a lot and it's way too expensive to buy the capsules. the powder dissolves in water and is tasteless. it's very safe.

File: storyboard1.pdf (1B, 486x500px)

1B, 486x500px

here are some storyboards with the respective dialogue. still in the early stages of this project.

File: storyboard2.pdf (1B, 486x500px)

1B, 486x500px

>>254345

File: storyboard3.pdf (1B, 486x500px)

1B, 486x500px

>>254346

>>252698
JIGGABOO JONES

>>252698
Dindu Nuffin

>>254322

I'll never be able to recognize or see all the detail from far away. Way too many colours and way too much detail.

Really nice but the sword begs to be way bigger, and maybe lighter too: make it more apparent

I agree the sword should be more apparent , did you try making the red banner in other color? Gold maybe?

Stop spamming.

Is this spamming ?

>>254304
Yes , you had another thread abouth this shit

Got super good at design. Clients love that

>>252972
$$$

>>254202
^ This

To piggyback off

>You partner with a couple guys who have totally different but complementary skillsets to your own,

I'd recommend having a business major. The people who grease palms and are comfortable approaching strangers with your company's elevator pitches, and can competently step up to the mound to compensate for any social shortcoming you or your team might have, especially when networking with clients who might be leary about hiring a fresh company with not many notches on their six-gun, or don't understand the value you'd be bringing their company.

It might also behove you to have some people who excels at administrative work, to ensure that there's a paper trail, and are tasked to make sure clients pay the fees, and make sure the lights are on. Sure, you could do this yourself, but it'd free you up to concentrate on what you'd rather be doing (i.e. designing neat shit). (possibly the aforementioned business major)

Partner with a good printshop. Even if you're doing exclusively digital things, having good leave-behinds and printed collateral can help your branding- because sometimes a client might not be able to get online at a crucial moment, or is old-fashioned enough to not be impressed by your fancy big-city ivory-towered highfalutin "website."
Sure, you could get these done through an online company, but having a local source can speed up the production time, and you can take advantage of their experience in producing such things.
If you invest in something like teeshirts or retractable banners, this can also help solidify an identity for you and your team. But this can be expensive and potentially wasteful early on, so don't count your chickens too early on!

Finally, take advantage of your social networks. Dad might not need your work, but his employer might, or mom might know such and such who is in need of this and that. (replace family member with friends or friends of friends- you build these connections for a reason!)

you're an ugly little cunt mate and if i ever see you posting memes i'll slit your face wide open yea

File: 55e7feec90f1f8867e8b4586_o.png (15KB, 477x539px) Image search: [Google]

15KB, 477x539px

>>254039

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>253408
That is an easy question to Google.

>>253408
>add texture layer in Ps
>change blending mode till it looks right

>>253412
Not OP, See how easy an answer like >>253415 gave was?

File: z9bxZB0.jpg (926KB, 1200x900px) Image search: [Google]

926KB, 1200x900px

bamp

do something avant garde

Does anyone know whether I should use edge animate or flash, which would be easier and faster ?

>>252757
ok

>>252851
kek

File: 75914264194159.jpg (707KB, 766x1000px) Image search: [Google]

707KB, 766x1000px

Kazumasa Nagai (1993) Uneo Zoo

Message me at [email protected]

Message me at [email protected]

>Telling the designer exactly what to design
Go entirely fuck yourself, like take your entire body and put it up inside of your body and fuck yourself with it.

No shit a logo should be simple. And whatever imagery you think would represent your company, any solid designer will absolutely know better.

Don't waste your money or any of these fuckers time. You don't want a designer, you want somebody who knows Illustrator and will do whatever you want. Take the twenty bucks you were so generously "willing" to pay and get a fucking Linda account.

I hope your business tanks, and I'll bet you're trying to get a logo done before you've even filed for an LLC.

Best wishes,
All of /gd/

Tables are too boring for you guys?

Needs more padding. Consider adding a little weight to the headers (not too much though).

>>254244
This. You could also add a light borders on the bottom of each row and a zebra striping to make it easier to read.

Don't do it, OP. You relinquish your rights to anything you directly upload to Facebook, and on top of that their compression is horrible and makes your photos look like shit.

Unless you run a small business or something that absolutely relies on having that constant two-way communication, just use Dribble/Behance/your own site.

>>254159
OP Here:
Can you explain what you mean when you say "relinquishing rights" ? Does that mean someone via FB could use my art and turn a profit?

>>254159
>>254160

This guy is right in the hyperbolic sense but wrong in the practical sense.

You upload an image to facebook - it becomes their property. Thankfully that does not equate to them owning the intellectual property you generated - even if you upload a copy of that said image to facebook.

Simply put:

Make a vector - it's yours
Upload picture of vector to facebook - it's theirs
Sell the original vector - it's all yours

Facebook owns a screencap.

Why is the S not connected to the UNCAR?
the same goes for the T at the end. Would be good if you told us the background of the project; what it's for etc.

File: propo.png (2MB, 800x800px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 800x800px

Attached with connected S as well. Plus its for an on-demand grocery delivery service.

File: Option two.pdf (1B, 486x500px)

1B, 486x500px

Another variation.

how much hourly?
u might luck out and get paid more than your fee would be.

>>254154
Hourly is better if you are younger. Overtime son!

Else, benifits can matter more.

>>254231
Guess you're right. Also considering that I barely know web-design and will thusly be learning on his dollar.

What's a good rate to ask for?
Is there a way to translate hourly to a work from home kinda thing?