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Create your own handwritten font (in 5 easy steps)

Creating a handwritten font is not only fun, but it will also result in a font that you can use in your posters, graphical abstracts, or even presentations.

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Decluttering

Add a descriptive text here (Could be the lead paragraph)

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Create a color palette from a photo

Extract the colors in your favorite photos to a unique and inspired color palette. It's a simple way to bring personality into your designs!

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Why learning vector graphics is a valuable skill for scientists

As a scientist, effectively communicating your research is crucial. Clear and compelling visuals can make your work recognized and seen. Mastering vector graphics will help you create professional, accurate, and adaptable visuals that make your research stand out and are easily understood.

Color theory and how to use it better

Color theory is more than just a magical button that fixes all you color problems. It is a tool that you will have to learn how to wield.

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Comparing Inkscape, Affinity Designer, and Adobe Illustrator for scientific visualizations

Whether you’re learning how to draw using vector graphics yourself or just starting our Visualize your Science course, you will need to pick what software suits you the best. To help you make the choice that is right for you, we have created this guide that compares a couple of popular options.

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We are a team of academics that offer courses and workshops in graphic design tailored for PhD students and researchers. We also offer illustration solutions for research groups.

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