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Working at the intersection of art and technology, a savvy graphic designer creates imagery—typography, special effects, photos, drawings, and the like—that sells and strengthens ideas; their work communicates in a manner that’s both assertive and aesthetically pleasing.
Doing such work successfully requires more than a good eye, a pair of thick-framed glasses, and a penchant for artisanal lattes (although they certainly help). A degree in a fine arts discipline can also be useful, but it isn’t required for a thriving graphic design career. No, the most important requisite is a working knowledge of the Adobe Creative Cloud Suite’s tools — specifically Photoshop, InDesign, and…
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