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Big or small, short or tall – the size and scale of elements within your designs will determine the overall balance and hierarchy of your composition. Creating a harmonious design using scale is a clever way to approach your layout construction as it will allow tiers of information to speak for themselves.In this post we show you some skillful ways to tackle the application of scale to your designs, while creating beautiful and visually pleasing graphics... 
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This lack of artistic ability poses a threat to my marketing career, especially now that visual content marketing is the ticket to success. Even though I have other creative traits, I'm worried I'll get left in the visual storytelling dust. I know I'm not alone. Luckily, we non-artists have a few tools to mask our lack of design talent. These tools are free, but often have advanced paid features for when you're ready to step up your game. They don't replace a designer's expertise, but you can use them for smaller projects, like blogs, social media graphics, or Slideshare templates....
Jeff Domansky's insight:
Looking for a way to make charts more appealing? Wish you knew what font was on your competitor's ad? Here's help.
Two Pens's curator insight,
September 18, 2014 2:27 PM
My fave is Recite: let's you make any quote look art directed. Given Twitter's predilection for quotes, it's a no-brainer. |
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Whether you’re a creating graphics for social media or designing an invitation for an upcoming event, the application of graphic design is vast and versatile.
Jeff Domansky's insight:
Very useful design tips for bloggers and social marketers.
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Really helpful tips for using scale to increase the impact of your visuals. Good read for bloggers and marketers.