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What is Canva you ask? Via John Evans, Monica S Mcfeeters 
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Here are another roughly 6,000 words of design facts, figures, and information contained in an article of only 600 words. In other words, this article is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Alas, it’s still too small to contain all the well-designed infographics about graphic design, web design, photography, freelancing, and, of course, infographic design.
Each thumbnail links to the full-sized graphic on its original Website. For your convenience we’ve made each of those links pop open in a new tab or window. To return here, simply close that tab or window. Via Lauren Moss
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Have you ever wondered when you should use a JPG instead of a PNG? Or maybe you are just trying to figure out which program opens an INDD? Unless you are a graphic designer by trade, chances are you’ve never needed to understand things like what separates a TIFF from a PDF from a PSD. While the large variety of image formats may seem overwhelming, there is a method to the madness. We’ve put together the following post to help you understand the difference between each file format and when they are appropriate to use.... Via Jeff Domansky
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
August 20, 2014 5:43 PM
HubSpot explains the basic difference between a PNG, JPG, PSD, PDF, and AI file type, and when to use these file types in your marketing. U.seful post for newbies |
