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Freelancer? Get yourself to some networking events
You can’t beat a bit of networking if you’re a freelancer – that’s why Matt Booth set up his own event
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Micro trends: Typographic influences
FranklinTill reveals the seven key styles that are inspiring typographers
FranklinTill reveals the seven key styles that are inspiring typographers, and how they’re being used in exciting new ways -
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My design classic
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10 ways to charge your clients the proper price
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Forget the perfect logo
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10 tips for managing client expectations
Keep things sweet by making sure your client knows the score
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Freelancing: don’t be a hermit
Work from home without becoming a weirdo loner
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CS6: The Creative Pro's Guide
Discover what's new in Photoshop, Illustrator and more
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The creative pro’s guide to choosing and using compact system cameras
Small is beautiful, and sometimes it’s affordable too
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Seven great iPad apps for designers
Seven essential iPad apps for creatives on the move
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10 ways to transfer your print skills to digital
Get down with digital design
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Issue 200: The making of the cover
Behind the scenes on our landmark 200th issue cover
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How design makes us happy
Stuart Wood swears by design for a shot of optimism
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Let the vinyl trend continue
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Has someone copied your work?
What do you do if you've been plagiarised?
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My design classic: Choward’s Violet Mints
Charles Howard’s candy packaging is an easy choice for Autumn Whitehurst
The bold wrapper design has survived unchanged since the 30s, making Charles Howard’s charismatic candy packaging an easy design classic choice for illustrator Autumn Whitehurst -
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Trend report: Designing failure
It may not always work, but failure can be a great teacher
From generative design to glitch art, many creatives are sacrificing control in favour of beautiful randomness. It may not always work, but failure can be a great teacher -
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Get the most out of Photoshop with our 10 expert time-saving productivity tips
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