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Learn how to streamline your design process to boost earnings. For Creative Professionals Thursday,

Learn how to streamline your design process to boost earnings. For Creative Professionals Thursday, August 17, 2023 [August Giveaway]( Hey design enthusiasts!  It's Alex from Mighty Deals, and I'm buzzing with excitement to welcome you aboard!  Step right into "White Space," our artsy newsletter brimming with fresh trends, cool tips, and all the goodies to light up your creative fire.  Let's dive deep into a world of inspiration and expand those artistic horizons together.  Oh, and if a friend shared this email with you, don't miss out! [Click here]( to hop on board and get all the White Space goodness directly (plus some sweet deals on [design packs]( [fonts]( and [more](  Cheers to creating magic! ✨?️  In today's issue: - 5 Strategies to Optimize your Graphic Design Workflow - The Art of Sports Typography: Challenges for Font Designers  Let's get started!   TRIVIA QUESTION Which sports event's design is characterized by five colorful interlocking rings? Scroll down for the answer...   DESIGN TOOLS 5 Strategies to Optimize your Graphic Design Workflow Here’s how to build a graphic design workflow that [boosts efficiency]( and brings out your best: [Graphic Design Workflow] - Strategic Planning: Use project management tools like Trello, Asana or Notion to define goals, [timelines]( and client expectations.  - Design Systems: Embrace the power of [design systems]( with tools like Figma or Sketch. Create reusable components, color libraries and typography styles to ensure consistency across projects.  - Workflow Automation: Harness the power of automation with Adobe Illustrator Actions or [Photoshop Actions](.  - Feedback Optimization: Cultivate open communication with clients and team members using tools like InVision or Figma's commenting features.  - Balancing Creativity & Efficiency: Stay inspired with platforms like Pinterest or Behance. Manage your time effectively using the Pomodoro Technique with apps like LifeAt.   “Design is where science and art break even.”  –  Robin Mathew   SPONSORED CONTENT Get the Skills you Need to Thrive! [Resumonk]( Attention all freelancers and creatives!  [Domestika]( is currently offering an irresistible deal of only $8.99 per course!  Whether you're looking to hone your skills, diversify your expertise, or just ignite a new passion, there's no better time to invest in yourself.  Dive into a vast array of courses tailored for the modern creative mind and watch your freelance ventures flourish.  Don't miss out on this [limited-time opportunity]( to elevate your craft!   TYPOGRAPHY The Art of Sports Typography: Challenges for Font Designers Let’s dive into the complicated world of sports typography, where creativity meets practicality. [Sports Typography] Wild or Traditional?  Sports fonts often fall into two categories: [the daring]( or the [conventional](.  Some teams opt for bold and [unique fonts]( to stand out while others pick [traditional blocky numbers]( for easy visibility on jerseys and screens.  Finding the Perfect Balance  Type designers face the challenge of crafting fun font variations without sacrificing legibility. Striking the right balance is a journey of refinement and evolution.  A great example is the design evolution of NHL’s Tampa Bay Lightning, a team that settled on an enduring design after decades.  Designing for Speed  In the fast paced world of sports, fonts must be easily readable during gameplay.  Designers need to ensure that coaches and fans can identify players amidst the action. For example, no one should be mistaking Jersey number “1” with “7”.   MIGHTY DEALS Hottest Deals & Steals [Mattoa Bold Sporty Script Typeface]( Mattoa Bold Sporty Script Typeface by Bombastype Was $17 | Now only $7 [Ultimate Designers Toolkit]( Ultimate Designers Toolkit by Twinbrush Was $54 | Now only $12 [Timelines Meet Kanban Boards with Timelinr]( Timelines Meet Kanban Boards with Timelinr by Timelinr Was $1080 | Now only $29  [Full Body Dog Breeds]( Supreme Canine Breeds by MimozaStudio Was $59 | Now only $22 [August Giveaway](   ADVERTISE WITH US Want to be a White Space Sponsor? With a community of one million designers, and counting, White Space is the perfect place to show off your latest project, product, service, or idea. We want to support and show off our community!  [Click here](mailto:sponsor@mightydeals.com?ocxf_recent_click_date=1692254031) to get in touch and find out how we can promote you.   MEME OF THE WEEK [Meme of the Week](   TRIVIA ANSWER The Olympic Games are represented by five interlocking rings. Known as the "Olympic Rings," the symbol was designed by Pierre de Coubertin in 1913. Each ring is differently colored and represents a continent. The interlocking symbolizes the athletes coming together from diverse backgrounds in the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship.   SHOW US WHAT YOU'VE GOT Weekly Art Prompt: “Game On!” Sports enthusiasts and talented artists, it’s time to put your game face on.  In this challenge, you have to design an [epic sports poster]( for your all time favorite sports team!  Don’t forget to share it with us on Instagram using the hashtag #mightydrawings   I hope you enjoyed my newsletter this week. If you have suggestions, feel free to reply to this email or send me a line at [alex@mightydeals.com](mailto:alex@mightydeals.com?ocxf_recent_click_date=1692254031). If you liked this email, share with your friends, co-workers, or clients and spread the design love!  See you soon,  Alex from Mighty Deals   What did you think of today's issue? Please click on a link to vote. Your feedback helps us improve. - [I enjoyed it]( - [Meh – it was ok]( - [Not interesting to me]( Want to Share the Deals? Join our [affiliate program]( and earn a commission for every sale that comes from your link.  Thank you for joining us on this journey through the world of design! Enjoy being a part of our design community? Feel free to share it with designers or design lovers near you.   Daily Deals for Creative Professionals Get massive daily discounts on fonts, templates, icons, patterns, apps, courses, and many other design-related resources. 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