By A question often posed by aspiring creative artists these days is, “what is the difference between graphic design and digital design?” While both are imperative to building an unforgettable brand, they are often used interchangeably, particularly by people outside the design industry.
Although both disciplines follow basic design principles, there are some significant differences that we’ll take you through!
What is Graphic Design?
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As a graphic designer, you have to learn the fundamentals of drawing and design. Graphic design has been around for much longer than digital design and originated with print media. Your main task is to create visual concepts that convey brand identity. A graphic designer focuses on typography, style guides, colors, images, and the use of space. Some common tools used are Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
Types of Graphic Design Deliverables:
- Business Cards
- Brochures
- Magazine Spreads
- Letterheads
- Logos
If you’re looking for a career in graphic design there are a few disciplines that might be of interest to you:
- Visual Identity Graphic Design: You will work on building the personality, tone, and essence of the brand identity. You will work closely with stakeholders to create logos, typography, color palettes, etc.
- Marketing and