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Designing can be simple if you become a pro. But from my experiences, there's nothing that is so easy as a skill. I. Designing, get the colour combinations was easy for me.

Many designers can outsource their works to other designers but it doesn't happen often. I haven't tried that, don't have much works to outsource.

YouTube is a very good place to learn any digital skill as a newbie. There are different resources that can help one and it's a free space to learn on your pace.

A graphic designer needs to know everything that's related with designing. There's none to leave behind, learn everything that comes with graphic design.

There's nothing bad in using free tools. Paid tools are very good but if I don't have money, I can go ahead with the free tools and the work will still come out well.

Paid tools are really good for upgrading. Free tools are there for those that don't have what it takes to pay for the paid tools.

Canva is the best so far that I have used for designing. It has free templates that can do anything both a paid design software can do with ease.

When I started put, I make use of Canva as a beginner. From Canva to Corel Draw to learn more about deeper designs. I have been using Canva more than other software for designing.

I haven't but I did got something similar to what I have already designed for a client. I only do what a good designer can do by copying and redoing a finishing touch to what the other client ordered.

The worst thing I can ever do is beg a lost client to come back. This will give them the opportunity to rubbish you and your job, the way they will ask for decrease because you called them back will be very annoying.

This is the number one reason that clients always comes back for more jobs to be done for them. The confidence that brings them back is that you will always give them what they want in the said date.

Yes, that's how it supposed to be. You don't need to put eyes on whatever the client is doing with what you delivered. If you have collected your pay, forget whatsoever and pray they comes back for another job.

Beginning of anything is hard no matter how easy it will look in the eyes. More practice makes the hands to be flexible and better.

Feeling bad isn't a bad thing, I get it. But feeling too bad means you will wallow in regret while you did a bad job which will not help you at all to progress. Every man that's serious with their jobs need to feel bad if they did a not so good ones.

Yes, I didn't feel too bad about it. I only need the bad reviews to improve more and that's what I keep doing. I will make sure to give you what you requested but it doesn't mean I can't make mistakes.

It was a simple logo. I will say that it's a time of my little beginnings when I never know how to design very well. To me, the logo seems too difficult but going round it again, it became more simpler.

I haven't witness that before. I mean that I haven't gotten many jobs that I couldn't finish. If I happen to get as many jobs that I can't finish, I can give to my homies, who are good with their work.

No one can ever said that they haven't. It's a normal thing in businesses and it's a bad thing. As you lost one client, you still gain another and life continues.

Some days are like that and no one can help it. For those times, I will make sure I give it all my all and then relay to the client what the issue at hand will be, getting more time for the work.

And if they come back with complaints, I charge them again. I close every deal with my clients clearly to avoid unnecessary dramas.