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Graphic Designers Were Trained to Be Replaceable

Graphic Designers Were Trained to Be Replaceable

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Graphic Designers were trained to become replaceable.
Master the software. Learn the tools. Follow the trends. Make better logos. Build better portfolios. Create more content. Work faster.

For years, THAT was what being a great Graphic Designer looked like.
And now AI can do a whole lot of it in seconds.

So...is Graphic Design dead? Is it still worth pursuing? And if you're already a Graphic Designer, should you be worried about what comes next?

Maybe we're asking the wrong questions.

In this episode of The Angry Designer Podcast, we go back to a time when Graphic Designers weren't hired just to make things look good. They solved business problems. They studied customers. They understood competition. They figured out what needed to work BEFORE they ever opened their design software.

In this episode, you'll discover:
- How Graphic Design became disposable
- Why making became more valuable than thinking
-  Where the most valuable parts of Graphic Design actually went

Graphic Design isn't disappearing.
But the version of Graphic Design we've been trained for?
That might be.

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