🎨 | Flyer & Social Media Designer for brands ⚡ | Design that gets noticed and makes your message clear 📩 | DM to work
Joined July 2025
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Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
If a customer messages "Hello" and nothing else, what's your reply? Write it now and save it. A ready reply saves you from sounding rushed
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
Please stop telling designers they’re "falling behind" just because they still use Figma.
Learn to use Ai, but also master the art of design.
You’re not falling behind because you use Figma and you’re also not automatically winning if you use agents for everything.
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
Quick question for business owners:
How often do you post on social media?
A. Every day
B. A few times a week
C. Only when I remember
Reply with your letter, and tell me what gets in the way if you like.
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
It's Friday!
Post your work. I've attached some of my design work to this post.
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
Good design catches attention.
Great design communicates.
Exceptional design makes people feel something.
Never underestimate the power of visual storytelling.
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
Others need true love
But designers need clients that pays in foreign currencies..
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
Normalize calling AI artists thieves
Normalize calling AI content theft
Normalize calling AI music theft
Normalize calling AI films theft
Normalize calling AI photography theft
Normalize calling AI design theft
Normalize calling AI apps theft
Normalize calling AI writing theft
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
Overthinking is the biggest waste of human energy. Trust yourself, make a decision and gain more experience. There is no such things as perfect. You cannot think your way into perfection, just take the action. -- S. Mcnutt
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
Thursdays are for throwbacks.
I genuinely thought I had cooked with this designs that year. 😭😂
Well, we thank God for growth.
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
One thing I wish some designers understood.
The background isn't always supposed to be the most interesting part of your design.
Its job is often to support the subject, not compete with it.
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
Some of you have already lost gigs you don't even know you had. 👀
Your cold DM got a response, but you fumbled the follow-up.
You don't know how to move the conversation forward, so you leave the client to do all the work.
The client is there to respond, not to drive the conversation for you.
Understanding this made me Excellent at pitching. 💯
Join my FREE Cold DM Webinar. A LOT dey go unveil! 🫴🔥
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
Before you order a flyer, send your designer these 5 things:
1. Your text
2. Your logo
3. Your photos or images
4. The size you need
5. Your deadline
That way the designer doesn't have to guess, so the first draft will usually be much closer to what you want.
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
Visual hierarchy should be intentional❗
You should be able to determine what someone sees first, second and third when they look at your design.
Dc7creative | Flyer & Social Media Designer retweeted
I’ve never landed a single gig on Upwork.
When I started my journey, I deliberately stayed away from platforms like that because I didn’t want my entire income to depend on a third-party platform.
Instead I decided to build my presence on X because It's easier for people to connect with personal brands.
This year, I’ve landed multiple clients and roles through X and LinkedIn.
Now, I'm expanding and also working on owning my distribution by building my own email list because social media platforms can suspend your account, limit your reach, or disappear overnight.
You never want to build your entire business on "rented land".
Even my boss and friends in the US who freelance are getting tired of Upwork.
A lot of them are now resorting to building in public, sharing their work, and showing off their expertise to attract clients directly.
The money you have to spend on Upwork Connects is becoming ridiculous.
You're spending money just to apply for jobs, and you're competing with hundreds of other freelancers for the same opportunity.
At some point, you have to ask yourself, how much longer can you keep playing this game?
Honestly, you can't keep competing like this forever.