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Learn to create realistic mockups in Adobe Illustrator with the Pen Tool and transparency modes.

Learn how to use the Pen Tool, Pencil Tool, Paintbrush Tool, Blob Brush Tool and Image Trace in Adobe Illustrator to create vector art.

The time tracking tool I use to set prices and pricing resources I have learned the most from.

A blog post about what I learned from my accomplishments in 2021, so you can learn along with me.

Adobe InDesign most powerful tool has change its name from “Master Pages” to “Parent Pages”.

"Plan, Design, & Publish Online your Portfolio with Adobe InDesign" in my Skillshare class.

A blog about how to properly combine colors and how to use a color wheel with different tints, tones, and shades.

The other day, in my morning walk, I encounter a wildflower in the middle of nowhere. I stopped. Turned back and stare at it. So

Back on 2012 I published a blog about the Olympics. Here it is, with a few (big) changes in history.

You can master Adobe Illustrator tools but if your design is not functional, organized, and attractive, you have made a mistake.

A design should take your eye to go from point “A” to point “B”. We can achieve this by following some principles when organizing it.

Little did I knew. Graphic Design is much, much, more than knowing how to use the Adobe Programs.

Both for art and design you need inspiration. They both want to showcase something. But there’s a difference.

Learn to communicate and use RGB, CMYK and Pantone with confidence.

When we design, we must create a design sufficiently ours and true to our style. However, that cannot replace “uniqueness” for function.

This year I want to be intentional in everything I do. Step by step all the way until reaching the sunshine.

I share with you the, “tiny”, beautiful advancements I did in 2020 and the tools I used so you grow along with me.

You will learn about the differences between a raster image and a vector image and the most common file formats to use.

These past few days I have been feeling a little “emotionally stuck”. Usually, we are our most harsh critics. The other day I was watching..

Yesterday I celebrated the culmination of #The100DayProject! Here I share why I did it, how I keep consistency and what I learned.