12 Best Nail Designs 2015 Images

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 2009-10-25
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Designing Tips:

Keep it simple, but do not forget your bases. Make sure that each item has a reason to be in the design and keep the number of fonts, colors, shapes and frames to a minimum. Use contrasting color combinations tonal text is crisp and easy to read

Make sure you keep track of your layers - I'm usually a lot in any room - and keep things in order. I only use the selection of Illustrator, Direct Selection and Pen tools, because I prefer not to leave the plethora of software (admittedly very good) tools get in the way of my vision. It is all about simplicity and execution

Photoshop: Layer styles are great fun when you can apply to, say, a social media icon looks quite charming and unique, but it will be very tiring if you want to apply the same layer styles to all social media icons which usually come in several pieces

Everyone makes mistakes and sometimes they are the most important part of the learning experience. Design is all about trial and error then push your creations to the limit because the creative process is often not complete