not gunna lie dude..
I absolutely love it, 9.8/10 only cause I can't see mirror image in the transparent version lol
I don't really see how you can call yourself professional - a majority of your work seems to use downloaded brushes, and even if you made them yourself, that doesn't qualify as professional.
So this isn't spam, here's a little critique on your work;
- the green gradiented text isn't easily read on the grey background, make it darker.
- Tilting things changes them completely - the composition could look odd, and it just seems awkward on most of your pieces, people aren't going to want to tilt their heads.
- Century Gothic isn't a very nice font, i'd suggest looking for a nicer sans font.
The first part of your comment is really offensive to me, I don't use downloaded brushes for anything but smudging.
And a minority of my work do have brushes, but that are only Splatter brushes.
If you see brushes please tell me on what works you've seen them.
Thanks for the rest of the CC though and about the century gothic you are right I might have to change that![]()
The first part of your comment is really offensive to me, I don't use downloaded brushes for anything but smudging.
And a minority of my work do have brushes, but that are only Splatter brushes.
If you see brushes please tell me on what works you've seen them.
Thanks for the rest of the CC though and about the century gothic you are right I might have to change that![]()
Tr1bal is correct, to be "professional" you must have studied graphic design at university and you must be paid for your work. Not to mention the skill level it requires, which no one on these forums has.
Had to comment on this, you do not have to go to university, what gave you this notion? When you apply for a job in anything with design the majority of times they will want to see a portfolio of your work, not a grade.
"A professional is a member of a vocation founded upon specialised educational training.
The word professional traditionally means a person who has obtained a degree in a professional field."
Thanks wikipedia
If you don't have a degree, you are simply a freelance artist who works commercially. I personally would never consider you professional if you don't have an educational basis for your design skills, because you've only learnt from practice, not from a course that makes you study and learn specific skills from globally accepted design techniques.
Thanks for all the comments,
I have actually work at a graphic studio as a holiday job, make banner for birthdays etc.
The album cover I made only has Splatter brushes, nothing else is brushed.
The Poster was a quick project for school and also only has splatter brushes.
And seriously, who cares about if someone puts professional in his signature/pictures.
It's for the customers to decide it it looks professional or not and in most cases they do.
I do agree that "professionals" have followed a study, but from the guys following a class that I know their art really sucks.
Thanks,
I understand, I mean.. your much better than me and I feel the same looking at some people works here and they also call it Professional and actually get customers.
Anyway, I might change "Professional graphics" To "Timeless Art" due to these arguments![]()

