Hi Folks! I recently wrote a blog post on my journey selling digital downloads On Etsy and I would like to share it with anyone that is looking into selling On Etsy.

I also have a video version of the blog post which I go more in depth (19minutes).I do recommend reading the blog post first since is a overview cover which is roughly a 5 minute read.

**Disclaimer:**There're no affiliate links or any secret that will require you to join my "mastermind group"

https://issabeth.com/2019/01/11/how-to-make-passive-income-on-etsy-in-2019/

Early on I genuinely thought more colors meant more creativity. My senior looked at my work once and said "you can literally see how confused you are."

Spent a while figuring out that committing to 3 is actually harder than throwing everything at the canvas. Because with 3 you have to decide. With 7 you're still avoiding that.

Anyone else go through this phase? When did it actually click for you?

Are you interested in learning Graphic Design from scratch using Corel Graphic Suite X7? 7 Videos already posted on the cause. New videos posted almost daily. if you are interested, you can join here 👇

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Hey everyone! I've been working on a speculative rebrand concept for Nivea, focusing on clean typography, structured geometric shapes, and a minimalist luxury aesthetic across product lines.

My goal was to see how to translate a massive legacy brand into a sleek, contemporary visual system without losing its core identity.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on the typography and how the visual language holds up across different mockups. What do you think works best?