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You can try Golden Yellow Hex code: #FFD700 Light Blue Hex code: #ADD8E6 Deep Orange Hex code: #FF8C00 Neutral Gray Hex code: #808080 Remember to experiment with different shades and tints of these colours to find the perfect match for your design goals.

It can vary based on the project's specific requirements. It involves complex layouts, animations, or custom functionality.

I encourage you to keep networking, seeking feedback, and applying to opportunities that align with your goals.

The photos on your site are of excellent quality. They showcase your products effectively. Kudos on that!

Good job! If possible, include testimonials from previous clients or colleagues who can vouch for your skills and professionalism.

A Common tip: By incorporating a dual monitor arm, you can create a more comfortable, organized, and efficient workspace for both gaming and using the Ugee tablet. Just remember to choose the right arm that fits your specific needs and setup. I'm having the same thought!

I understand that you needed to use RGB for your assignment and only 2 Pantone colors. That definitely adds some constraints, but I think you'll work with them well. :)

Rafey Rehman, welcome to the forum! I have followed and observed your work on Behance! :)

I apologize; I designed it myself. The outline is provided below. (removed by moderator - please don't post works - describe your idea to the OP and how they can proceed)

First, you can use a different color schema. The current color scheme is a bit busy. You could try using a simpler color scheme, such as black and white or two complementary colors. You could add a plain and simple font. Popular choices include Helvetica, Arial, Futura, and Proxima Nova. Check...

Please accept my sincere gratitude; I did not claim it as my own. I created an Idea. This is simple and wonderful. I've made a payment for this design. However, I'm aware of your cautionary advice.

The Wacom Cintique 16 (non-pro) is a compelling option, but it isn't necessarily the best.

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Here you go!

Websites like Adobe Color, Coolors, and Canva offer tools that extract a palette from uploaded photos. Use these to get a starting point for adjustments. Or you can try Manual Selection. Choose dominant or representative colours from the photo using an eye-dropper tool in image editing software...