My first step to becoming a digital nomad was starting as an entry-level freelance graphic designer. I'm not a well-known graphic designer like many others, but somehow, I managed to learn graphic design through an online class. After a few months of learning, I decided to make some logos and sell them online through a microstock website.
Somehow, people started buying my designs, and I thought to
myself, "Hmm, this is nice. I've got myself a job as an entry-level
graphic design freelancer." I kept creating logos and other graphics and
selling them online. The more I sold, the more motivated I became. Now, I have
thousands of designs on a couple of microstock websites.
Because it's a source of passive income, I keep earning
every time someone buys my designs, even while I'm asleep. It's like having a
store that's open 24 hours.
Now, I believe that the saying "beauty is in the eye of
the beholder" is true. Every designer has their own style. When it comes
to design, you can't compare one graphic designer to another, just like you
can't compare one famous painter to another—each has their own unique style.
My first microstock websites are Shutterstock and Vecteezy. It’s probably not much, but for me, it’s really good because there are always sales on the website, even though my designs are just average. But once again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder
Now, everything is up and running. I’ve become an online freelance graphic designer, and I keep pushing myself to stay productive, and continue creating graphics to sell it online, to achieve my goals.
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