Topic: Onibble - Professional Graphic Design - Illustration // FREE SAMPLE! Check it! (Read 22976 times)
December 19, 2019, 11:17:37 AM
Bump!
October 23, 2015, 07:44:46 AM
Excellent work! - Excellent thread! 
This guy can be trusted 
This guy can be trusted October 18, 2015, 02:27:14 PM
PM sent, sir 
Thanks for contacting me!
Thanks for contacting me! October 15, 2015, 02:25:02 AM
What are you rates for a design for T-shirt lets say?
October 12, 2015, 05:28:55 PM
Stickers made for a customer in the forum
I'm available for new works!
I'm available for new works!
August 26, 2015, 02:11:40 PM
Updated main post with Web Design section Here the first update:
Here the first update: August 07, 2015, 12:24:38 PM
Updated main thread with last logotype works. Soon I'll update with tons of web content and lots of good stuff I'm always working!
I'm always working! June 05, 2015, 12:17:05 PM
Open to new works
I'll be updating my portfolio very soon!
I'll be updating my portfolio very soon!
May 02, 2015, 10:37:35 AM
Long time since the last bump I'll be updating my portfolio soon with the work I've been doing in the last 3 months
I'll be updating my portfolio soon with the work I've been doing in the last 3 months 
January 17, 2015, 01:26:47 PM
Probably the best Graphic Designer you can find on here... He's the most cooperative one that I know.
December 12, 2014, 09:02:40 PM
PM'd Thanks for your message!
Thanks for your message! December 12, 2014, 07:52:13 PM
Hi, can't seem to PM you?
Can you PM me though - Love your work so think I will throw a few jobs your way.
Can you PM me though - Love your work so think I will throw a few jobs your way.
December 12, 2014, 08:59:46 AM
Some stuff done for Bitcoin Ricarica (banners and mascot)
(banners and mascot) November 22, 2014, 02:38:51 PM
Updating my portfolio with 8 new logotype works I'll update again soon with much more!
I'll update again soon with much more! 
October 28, 2014, 02:02:45 PM
Very well done logo by Sebastian, he also made me a favicon in all sizes. He sent me several different versions so I could review and choose my favorite, very good to work with him.
August 12, 2014, 12:17:49 AM
Mostly, I use Illustrator for logotypes, infographics, some illustrations, web banners, etc. InDesign is more precise for printed stuff (banners, brochures, magazines, etc) because it has a better use of the text and the styles (and also is better working with pages than illustrator does). I don't really use Photoshop a lot to create projects, I prefer it to be used with illustrator, unless I have to do photo editing, modify colors, etc. To draw with my tablet (a simple Wacom Bamboo Connect ) I prefer the Paint Tool Sai because it has a better control of the pressure and also with the curves (and, of course, all the projects can be saved in PSD to work also with Photoshop if you want!)
If you want, I could tech something about design programs, I know a lot about them I think the best for you would be Illustrator.
) I prefer the Paint Tool Sai because it has a better control of the pressure and also with the curves (and, of course, all the projects can be saved in PSD to work also with Photoshop if you want!)If you want, I could tech something about design programs, I know a lot about them
I think the best for you would be Illustrator.What do you think of GIMP?
I didn't tried to use GIMP yet haha I have it installed but I have never tried to learn to use it
August 12, 2014, 12:14:30 AM
Add me on Skype
Skype:
sebastian.coriaa
Skype:
sebastian.coriaa
August 12, 2014, 12:11:21 AM
Mostly, I use Illustrator for logotypes, infographics, some illustrations, web banners, etc. InDesign is more precise for printed stuff (banners, brochures, magazines, etc) because it has a better use of the text and the styles (and also is better working with pages than illustrator does). I don't really use Photoshop a lot to create projects, I prefer it to be used with illustrator, unless I have to do photo editing, modify colors, etc. To draw with my tablet (a simple Wacom Bamboo Connect ) I prefer the Paint Tool Sai because it has a better control of the pressure and also with the curves (and, of course, all the projects can be saved in PSD to work also with Photoshop if you want!)
If you want, I could tech something about design programs, I know a lot about them I think the best for you would be Illustrator.
) I prefer the Paint Tool Sai because it has a better control of the pressure and also with the curves (and, of course, all the projects can be saved in PSD to work also with Photoshop if you want!)If you want, I could tech something about design programs, I know a lot about them
I think the best for you would be Illustrator.Alright I saved this on notepad, thank you so much for the help. I really took your advice seriously as I want to advance my graphic skills alot. I'm going to try out the programs you listed and for which reasons. Do you think YouTube tutorials are any help? Or you think just playing around with the options I have is better. I like to learn by myself, but with complicated programs that may not be perfect.
I can't afford a drawing tablet as of this moment, although I'd love one. They look amazing
. How much is the Wacom, and is it worth it?Thank you so much for your help, it really means alot.
August 12, 2014, 12:10:55 AM
Mostly, I use Illustrator for logotypes, infographics, some illustrations, web banners, etc. InDesign is more precise for printed stuff (banners, brochures, magazines, etc) because it has a better use of the text and the styles (and also is better working with pages than illustrator does). I don't really use Photoshop a lot to create projects, I prefer it to be used with illustrator, unless I have to do photo editing, modify colors, etc. To draw with my tablet (a simple Wacom Bamboo Connect ) I prefer the Paint Tool Sai because it has a better control of the pressure and also with the curves (and, of course, all the projects can be saved in PSD to work also with Photoshop if you want!)
If you want, I could tech something about design programs, I know a lot about them I think the best for you would be Illustrator.
) I prefer the Paint Tool Sai because it has a better control of the pressure and also with the curves (and, of course, all the projects can be saved in PSD to work also with Photoshop if you want!)If you want, I could tech something about design programs, I know a lot about them
I think the best for you would be Illustrator.What do you think of GIMP?
August 12, 2014, 12:05:04 AM
Mostly, I use Illustrator for logotypes, infographics, some illustrations, web banners, etc. InDesign is more precise for printed stuff (banners, brochures, magazines, etc) because it has a better use of the text and the styles (and also is better working with pages than illustrator does). I don't really use Photoshop a lot to create projects, I prefer it to be used with illustrator, unless I have to do photo editing, modify colors, etc. To draw with my tablet (a simple Wacom Bamboo Connect ) I prefer the Paint Tool Sai because it has a better control of the pressure and also with the curves (and, of course, all the projects can be saved in PSD to work also with Photoshop if you want!)
If you want, I could tech something about design programs, I know a lot about them I think the best for you would be Illustrator.
) I prefer the Paint Tool Sai because it has a better control of the pressure and also with the curves (and, of course, all the projects can be saved in PSD to work also with Photoshop if you want!)If you want, I could tech something about design programs, I know a lot about them
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