In the rapidly evolving world of marketing, staying ahead of the curve is not just beneficial—it's critical. As we embrace the future, one realm stands as a beacon of innovation and creativity: graphic design. It's the silent communicator, the visual storyteller, and the subtle persuader that brands rely on to connect with their audiences. Let's explore the horizon and uncover the emerging graphic design trends that are set to redefine marketing in the coming years.

Every brand is competing for a moment of attention on social media. Visual storytelling is not just an art, but a necessity to stand out. As graphic designers, we possess the skill to turn the mundane into the extraordinary, crafting posts that not only catch the eye but linger in the mind. Let's dive into the different types of social media posts that can help your brand stand out in the digital landscape.

We know you're already juggling a million tasks, from brainstorming brilliant campaigns to analyzing mountains of data. But what about graphic design? If your marketing team is feeling overwhelmed or lacking the creative edge, it might be time to consider outsourcing graphic design services. In this post, we'll explore five signs that indicate it's time to free up your schedules and bring in the graphic design experts.

Whether you're revamping your brand or starting from scratch, finding the right graphic designer for your project can be like finding a unicorn in a haystack. But fear not, for we have concocted a magical recipe to help you choose your perfect match. So, grab a cup of imagination and let's dive in!

Canva is a versatile design platform offering easy-to-use features for creating visual content. But it has become a source of controversy amongst designers. Some see Canva as a go-to choice for efficiency and simplicity in their workflow. While others see it as a lesser form of design. However, knowing when to leverage Canva's strengths and when to opt for Adobe is key to maxing its potential.

ChatGPT is a tool that can enhance your marketing approach, but there are downsides if you misuse it. Let’s explore.

Writing an engaging story requires a combination of creativity, structure, and attention to detail. Here are 17 tips to help you craft a compelling narrative…

Using a 3-card tarot spread for business guidance can offer insights into the present situation, challenges, and potential outcomes by allowing you to reflect on the past, acknowledge the present, and manifest the future.

Designing for neurodivergent minds requires empathy, understanding, and an inclusive approach. Here are 10 things to consider…

During my time at art school, I delved into the intricacies of technique, studied renowned artists, and explored various styles. In my drawing and painting courses, I found myself attempting hyper-realism to impress my professors. Although learning the official techniques is a skill most strive for, this pursuit did not encourage thinking outside the box.

Let’s dive into what it means to be a neurodivergent graphic designer — commitment to excellence, freedom of choice, flexible work-life balance, intentional work environment, strategic communication preferences, and proficiency in the visual realm as a means of self-expression.

The grand prize was a family trip to Disneyland in Anaheim, California. As a nerdy 13-year-old girl with an A+ video project record in school and my crafty mom there to support me, we came up with a story about Toontown-itus, a mild condition of the mind where you experience brief lapses of reality and envision the world around you as Toontown.

Corporate America wants you to categorize your basic human needs as personal time, but you should only be using personal time to live life. In order to achieve a true work-life balance, we need to introduce a new category.

When done right, branding has the power to foster a sense of community and belonging, but if done incorrectly, it can lead to low self-esteem, anxiety, and stress for your customers. If you aren’t putting empathy into your brand strategy, you may be setting yourself up to fail.

A website is often the first point of contact that visitors have with a business or organization. A poorly designed website can not only cause frustration and stress for visitors, but it can also have long-term negative consequences for the business.

Never go into an interview with a bland PowerPoint deck. You will, without a doubt, feel less confident, bore your audience, and come across less professional than you truly are. Instead, dedicate a portion of your pitch budget to designing a creative and playful deck.

As a 99U volunteer, I assisted the production team in prepping breakout sessions with design leaders and executives from across the world. I worked with VIP speakers and trained other volunteers on how to use the Splash App to check in guests, all while gathering inspiration and picking the brains of creative leaders. Here are 9 of my insights from the conference.