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Graphic design refers to the purposeful combination of images, colours and text to communicate ideas in a visually appealing way.
Examples of graphic designs include research posters, flyers, infographics, book covers, podcast covers, portfolios, webpages, magazines, PowerPoint slidedecks, and more.
Unless you have explicit, written permission from the copyright holder of a work to use their work in your graphic creation, you must use freely licensed items that permit adaptation and abide by the work's terms of use. This usually means giving credit to the original creators somewhere in your work, especially if you are sharing your work online.
Here are some tips to help you stay copyright-compliant:
Before you begin creating your design, you will first need to identify the following elements:
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