When I first started creating digital products in 2008, I played around with Photoshop and discovered all the things I could do; I didn’t know much about design, but I was drawn to mockups because they allowed me to create graphic pieces while searching for the most realistic way to showcase them at the same time. Creating mockups is a complex process that requires a variety of different skills and techniques. Over time I’ve developed an understanding of the many moving parts that go into creating a successful digital product.

At the heart of this process is careful planning. Before I ever pick up a camera or start tinkering in Photoshop, I take the time to really understand the client’s needs and goals. What are they trying to achieve with their mockup? What is their target audience, and how can we create something that speaks directly to them?

Once the planning is done, it’s time to get the work done. Crafts, photography, graphic design, web design, and Photoshop editing – all come into play as I bring the mockup to life. As I progress, I’m carefully honing my skills and learning new techniques that will enhance the quality of my future designs.

As a freelance designer, I’m always on the lookout for new ways to share my creations with the world. That’s why I’m excited to offer my graphic products not just in my own store, but also on a variety of popular marketplaces such as Creative Market, Filter Grade, GraphicRiver.

One of the things that sets my products apart is their versatility. My Mockups, in particular, are beloved by a wide range of clients for their ability to showcase everything from stunning photography on canvas to sleek UI designs and bold branding elements.

Of course, it’s not just about looking great, it’s also about being functional. I’m meticulous about the details and organization of each and every one of my products. Whenever I create a mockup, I carefully separate the shadows and brightness into individual layers, rename and organize the layers into folders based on their function, allowing all my mockups to be consistent. Not only do I strive to create visually stunning products, but I also make them highly functional and easy to use.

One of the things that sets my products apart is their versatility. My Mockups, in particular, are beloved by a wide range of clients for their ability to showcase everything from stunning photography on canvas to sleek UI designs and bold branding elements.

Of course, it’s not just about looking great, it’s also about being functional. I’m meticulous about the details and organization of each and every one of my products. For example in the creation of a mockup product I carefully separating the shadows and brightness into different layers, to renaming and organizing the layers into folders depending on their function, this allows all my mockups to have the same structure. I take pride in creating products that are not only visually stunning, but also highly functional and easy to use.