The next time you start feeling overworked or stressed about job-related issues, remember 'A Day in the Life of a Graphic Designer,' an illustrated guide to the pressures felt by digital imaging illustrators daily.
Created by The Design Bureau of Amerika, an agency of design-inclined professionals, the guide makes it clear that graphic designers are entirely devoted to their art medium and that this isn't a job taken on simply for the hope of a whopping salary. After reading the insane schedule graphic artists have to comply with, I have a newfound admiration for the trade. If there's a special graphic designer in your life, or if you're an artist yourself, you'll definitely appreciate 'A Day in the Life of a Graphic Designer,' and find it highly relatable.
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