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Presentation plays a huge part in how your designs are perceived. By positioning your work in real brand settings, you instantly stand out from the crowd and bring your designs to life! Traditionally this meant scheduling a professional photoshoot, then spending hours digitally superimposing your artwork into place. However, with mockup templates, your artwork is transformed into a realistic looking finished product in a few clicks. They’re ideal tools for presenting your design concepts to a client, or showcasing your work in your portfolio with much higher visual impact that a boring flat screenshot. Usually these tools come at a premium, but this massive new bundle contains a huge variety of mockup templates and scene creator packs for just $29.
This new bundle is packed full with thousands of best-selling, colourful, artistic elements that are just waiting to be played with! Premium quality resources like these not only equip you with the tools to complete your projects, they also provide inspiration and ideas for a creative style to run with. You can explore everything from gorgeous illustrations, to retro artwork, time-saving templates, tactile brushes, realistic effects packs, bold backgrounds and so much more! This is one of those collections where the deeper you dive into it, the more inspired you will feel. At 99% off this is the most affordable way to step up your library of creative assets, and inject some extra inspiration into your regular projects.
Every designer needs a variety of typeface styles that they can rely upon for every project. Usually a collection is built slowly as new fonts are purchased on an individual basis, but on rare occasions an opportunity to acquire a comprehensive library of top quality font families with huge savings arises. The Complete Font Lover’s Library contains every font style you could possibly need, including sans-serif, serif, slab, display, gothic and script. With a huge 99% discount slashing the price tag, this font library worth $2420 can be yours for just $29.
The reason premium vector design resources tend to cost so much is that a considerable amount of time has been put into crafting them to ensure they’re premium quality. Artists and Illustrators spend hours painting and drawing each graphic by hand, or sourcing them from rare materials most of us just don’t have available to us. Typically a vector graphics product is sold in the region of $20-$30, and provides a good collection of elements to use in your projects, but the price soon starts to add up when you require a range of different assets to cater for various design styles. This new design resources bundle offers a varied library of 32 popular vector graphics products, but also features a huge 99% discount that reduces the price tag down to just $29—the average cost of just a single product at full price! This means $2,847 worth of premium products can be yours, but without the premium price tag!
The variety of projects we get the chance to work on is one of the most exciting things about being a designer, one day you might be creating a sleek corporate brochure, the next you could be putting together a vintage menu for a cafe. With such diversity in the creative challenges that come your way, it’s important to have a varied library of resources to call upon for support. This new premium resources bundle has you covered when it comes to textures and patterns, with everything from hand drawn doodles to tactile surfaces to cater for a wide mix of design styles. The total value is $2340, but for a limited time the 99% discount reduces the price tag to just $29.
To finish off every year I enjoy taking a moment to look back at my content from the past 12 months to compare how they all performed in terms of reader engagement through the total number of social media shares. This time I’m breaking down my posts into a series of top 10 roundups of my articles, freebies, tutorials and videos. Did you miss any of these most popular posts? Which one from the list was your favourite? Or was there a particular piece of content you found really useful that didn’t make the cut?
