“Artwork” expresses ideas and emotions through various forms, like painting and sculpture. It can be modified with text and changes while retaining its meaning. Artists can create unique, personalized pieces to convey a message to viewers

“Architect drawing” is a technical illustration created by architects or designers that outlines the details of a building, including its layout, dimensions, and specifications. It serves as a blueprint for the construction process.

AutoCAD 2D and 3D is a computer-aided design software used by architects, engineers, and designers to create and edit detailed drawings and models of objects and structures in both two and three-dimensional formats.

“Barcode” is a visual representation of data that can be scanned and read by a barcode scanner equipped with a barcode scanning app. It is commonly used for tracking inventory, pricing products, and managing supply chains in various industries.

“Banner” is a large piece of material, often with printed graphics or text, used for promotional or decorative purposes. It can be made of various materials such as vinyl, fabric, or paper and can be hung or displayed in a variety of ways.

“Brochure” is promotional material that provides information about a product, service, or organization. They often include images, text, and contact information to communicate key messages to the target audience.

A “Business card” is a small card that displays the name, contact information and professional details of an individual or organization. It is often exchanged during introductions and networking events as a means of establishing professional connections.

“CNC” (Computer Numerical Control) design customizes precise machining plans for metal, steel, wood, and plastic, focusing on factors like cutting speeds, grain direction, and heat sensitivity. Ensuring tool efficiency, using CAD/CAM software, and maintaining high precision guarantee accurate results when working with various materials

“Color separation” is the process of separating a full-color image into individual color components that can be used to create screens for printing. Each color is printed separately to produce the final image with the desired color combination.

“Decal” is a decorative sticker or design that can be applied to various surfaces, such as walls, windows, cars, and laptops. It is often made of vinyl or other materials and can come in a wide range of shapes, sizes, and colors.

“DTF” stands for Direct-to-Film, a printing method that transfers designs onto a film that can be heat-pressed onto fabrics, providing a quick and easy alternative to screen printing

“DTG” stands for Direct-to-Garment, a printing technique that uses a specialized printer to print designs directly onto fabrics. It is an alternative to traditional screen printing and allows for detailed and colorful designs to be printed quickly and easily.

“Embroidery mockup” is a digital design or visual representation of how an embroidered logo or design will look on a specific garment such as a shirt or hat, and adjust the design’s size, placement, and color.

“Envelope” is a flat paper or cardboard container with a sealable flap used for enclosing letters or documents for mailing or storage

“Flyer” is a single-page promotional material used to advertise a product, service, or event. It typically contains text, images, and graphics to communicate the key message to the target audience.

“Font” is a digital file that contains a set of typefaces, including letters, numbers, and symbols. It is used to display text in various sizes and styles.

“Gaming logo” is a visual symbol or emblem used by a gaming brand or individual gamer to represent themselves or their team in the gaming community. It is designed to be unique, memorable, and easily recognizable.

“Graph” refers to a visual representation of data, typically shown in a chart or diagram, used to illustrate trends, relationships, and patterns in the information being presented.

“Icon” is a small graphical symbol or image that represents an object, action, or concept. Icons are often used in user interfaces and graphical user interfaces (GUIs) to provide visual cues and enhance the user experience.

“Illustration” is a visual representation of a concept, idea, or story through the use of drawings, paintings, or digital art. It can be used in various forms of media, such as books, magazines, advertisements, and websites.

“Invoice template” is a pre-designed document used to create and send professional-looking invoices to clients. It includes spaces to input important information such as the description of goods or services provided, the quantity, price, and total amount due.

“Letterhead” is a printed heading at the top of a sheet of letter paper that typically includes a company’s name, logo, and contact information. It is often used for official business correspondence and serves as a way to promote a company’s brand and professionalism.

“Lettering” is the creation of artistic and stylized letterforms by hand, using tools like pens and brushes. It’s used in calligraphy, sign-making, and graphic design to add unique and creative touches to text.

“Logo creation/branding” refers to the process of designing a unique visual symbol that represents a company or organization’s identity and values, used for marketing and brand recognition purposes.

“Mockup” is a visual representation or prototype of a design, product, or layout used for testing or demonstration purposes. It is created to give a realistic preview of how a final product will look before it is actually produced or developed.

“Pattern” is a repeated decorative design that can be applied to various surfaces such as fabrics, wallpapers, and ceramics. It often features a repeating motif or elements arranged in a specific sequence or layout.

“Photoshop” is an Adobe software for editing, creating, and manipulating digital images with features such as resizing, adjusting the color, retouching, and adding special effects.

“QR (Quick Response) code” that can be scanned using a smartphone or other mobile device equipped with a camera. It can store information such as website URLs, contact information, and product details in a compact and easily scannable format

“Raster” is a digital image format composed of a grid of pixels. Each pixel contains color information, which collectively forms the image. As the size of the raster image is increased, the resolution decreases, resulting in pixelation.

“Re-create/trace” is the process of redrawing an image or design by tracing over it or using a digital tool to recreate it. It is often used in graphic design to convert low-quality or rasterized images into high-quality vector graphics.

“Screen printing” is a printing technique that involves pushing ink through a mesh screen onto a surface, such as fabric or paper, to create a printed design. It is commonly used for printing t-shirts, posters, and other promotional materials.

“Stamp” is a tool used for printing designs or patterns onto surfaces, typically made of rubber or other materials, and can be used for various purposes such as marking documents or creating unique designs

“Social media posters” are visual content designed for social media platforms to promote a message, product, or service. They come in various formats such as images, graphics, and videos, and are optimized for specific platforms.

“Tagline” is a short and catchy phrase or slogan that is used to convey a brand’s message or value proposition to its target audience. It is often used in advertising and marketing materials to create brand recognition

“Theme” is a predefined template or design that can be applied to a website or software interface to change its visual appearance and layout. It often includes a set of customizable options for colors, fonts, and styles.

“UI prototype design” is creating visual representations of a user interface for websites, mobile apps, or software applications, allowing testing and feedback before development.

“Vector” refers to a type of digital image created using mathematical equations to define shapes and lines, which allows it to be scaled up or down without losing quality. It is used in graphic design for logos, illustrations, and other visual elements

“Vinyl printing” is a printing process that transfers designs onto vinyl materials using specialized printers and cutting machines to create custom designs, text, or graphics that can be applied to various surfaces, such as banners, signs, vehicles, and apparel.

“Website banner” is a visual element placed on a website to convey information, promote a product or service, or provide a call to action. It is typically located at the top of a webpage and is designed to capture the attention of website visitors.

“Wedding/invitation card” is a printed or digital card that serves as an invitation to a wedding or other special event. It typically includes details such as the date, time, location, and dress code, as well as RSVP information.

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