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10 hours a week to get clients. posting your work or reaching out?
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I tried reaching out, It's stops before you stop as well.
try both ,see what works and double down on that.
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Would you send an AI icon set straight to a client? 👀
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After a few tries & prompt refining, Ideogram nailed the vibe!
BUT, some things needed to be reworked:
➡️ the white parts were shapes stacked on top of a solid black shape, not real cutouts (surprise when you open the SVG 💀)
➡️ some pixels weren’t actually square
➡️ some pixels were bigger than others
➡️ icon sizes were all different
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Option 2: the picnic setup
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option 2 for me, the picnic setup feels like something you would actually want to buy