Learning how to make Banner and Logos

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harry-podda

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Hello guys,

i dont like Photoshp at all, but i feel a little bit disattracted by that tool. Unf. i need to learn how to make some banner and Logos, so if there is anybody who wants to help me out and show me a little bit so i can learn the quick and direct way, i would pay this gentleman of course for this help.

Please message me directly

 

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ENOVATIT

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If you don't like to design yourself, why don't you hire someone at Fiverr for $5 bucks?

 

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harry-podda

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ENOVATIT said:

If you don't like to design yourself, why don't you hire someone at Fiverr for $5 bucks?

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I didnt know that this is so cheap over there, ill have a look thanks. I see your point, but i like to learn stuff so i can do in worst case by me own

 

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onlinemarketer12

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harry-podda said:

I didnt know that this is so cheap over there, ill have a look thanks. I see your point, but i like to learn stuff so i can do in worst case by me own

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If you are going to design regularly, then only it makes sense.

 

logyc

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There are plenty of free or paid alternatives , that do not require photoshop skills , and are UI friendly.
Just google it , here are some examples below.

Code:

freelogodesign.org
logomakr.com
placeit.net
snappa.com
canva.com

 

Evan Grayson

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• Apr 27, 2020

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Whenever I feel like designing a quick logo, I always use the free app called "logoit plus". It has numerous design options with logo examples to choose from. Also it is very user friendly. However if you still want to use a logo designing software then try corel draw. It is pretty simple and you get familiar with it in no time.

 

Danki

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• May 6, 2020

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I strongly advice you to learn Photoshop ... you don't need to be professional, you just need to know the basics and start practicing.

Anyway, for the banners I suggest Canva.com
For the logo, I suggest to get them from freepik.com, and edit them by yourself for the best result

 

GTRZ

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If you are looking to do some high-quality stuff I do like to recommend adobe illustrator since it is vector-based.

 

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popopdc

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I am also not a fan of Photoshop as I don’t find it intuitive; I suggest PaintShop Pro as a more user-friendly alternative. But there is more to making quality banners, logos and other graphic design elements than just learning how to use software, so keep that in mind.

 

imanseptian

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You should try inkscape. It's a powerful app to design. And it's free.

 

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amazingboki

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• May 9, 2020

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what kind of logo do you want? maybe i can give it a try