Should I learn graphic design?

Dude you could do a lot of great stuff if you know grahics, design, ect
you can make good money and help yourself in the future with online projects
 
Theres a course here in brazil its presential and only costs 25$ monthly (100 BRL)

Hes probably good and would teach me graphic design that I could use on different journeys...

But cant you learn this online as well?

With our advanced technology now, everything can be learned online. Including the graphic design course that you are planning to go into. But what others had suggested here, I think it won't hurt to try and enroll in that course and pay for $25. The advantage is that you are learning in person, you can ask any questions, ask for clarifications, and get answers in an instant.
 
Yes, indeed! It's an amazing world of creativity. You will wake up your sleeping inner beast - the beast-creator, dreamer... You know, I was thinking it's just a gift of God to draw something, like you're talanted by nature. However, even if you're not Walt Disney or whoever, but you feel some inclination and passion for this sphere - you should learn that! You should create something from your heart. Especially these days we've got graphics, permitting us to create stunning things from laptops. You don't even need to be an artist. Try this soft daz3d and you'll see what I mean. Every tool in this visiual studio was designed to make things easier for the beginners. Just always get inspired and create what your heart tells you. Good luck!
 
That was a good price. I would definitely prefer to be personally guided to learn as I can ask questions and get answers quick if I am confused into a specific matter.
 
Dont do it. Start with going to graphicsriver (dotcom) buy a few cool looking templates photoshop or illustrator and just practice, reverse engineer them OR even better find businesses that will pay you to design logos/flyers/ business cards i dont know whatever the fuck and get paid to learn instead of paying some "expert" that learned everything from the web
 
I say do it, but supplement it with on the fly learning as well. When the need arises for a graphic, then fire up photoshop and get to work... as a marketer, learning how to use photoshop at just a decent level has been a tremendous benefit... I can get graphics done quickly (no waiting days for designers), not to mention that its a shitload cheaper. It's also kind of fun, I see them as little breaks that gives me time away from writing content and some of the monotony that goes along with internet marketing.

It's truly worthwhile. You don't need to become a high end designer. Just some basic skills and figuring our how layers work, using layer effects etc can go a very long way.
 
25$ is a great deal. Nothing beats human connection. Learning online sometimes can be overwhelming, time and energy consuming. Sometimes you're feed with half-baked knowledge. Plus, there's not always room to ask some important, necessary questions. So since you'll be dealing with human, I urge you to go for it.
 
You learn YouTube videos and google search engine designing graphic designs
 
Try Udemy. It has several courses which are very informative for all
 
Seems like fair price to me..I dont prefer online courses personally..I hope you will take correct decision
 
I personally preffer to learn Graphic design for free from youtube like free design tutorials etc.
 
hey,buddy online website is available to learn a graphic design on google search engines.
 
If you're saying it's a good course, it may make sense. Generally, the most important is to practice. The more you practice, the better graphic designer you are, especially at the beggining.
 
if it's $25 a months, then just go for it. check people per hour and similar siets and see how much they charge you for freelance per hour. this comment is of course based on the tutor's ability to teach :)
 
Learning online is really different from learning it with your mentor by yours side. You can study that for $25 and surely, they will teach you the basic. You start from there, then, explore the web for self-improvement.
 
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