Veja como você pode manter um nível consistente de criatividade como designer gráfico.

I highly recommend getting the Pinterest app for daily inspiration on the go! You can start by making boards of inspiration based on different colors. For example, a "Blue Inspiration" board, can be based on various photos in multiple shades of blue. Also, if possible start an arts and crafts hobby such as painting, book making, card making, ceramics, etc. This will help exercise your creative muscle. You might also discover what type of design you want to focus on solely. Then lastly, when you go out to shop, (like for instance, a grocery store) pay attention to product packaging, store signage, etc. Think of how the existing design works or ways that you could re-design it. This is how you can sharpen your design thinking.

Find inspiration by staying current with the most recent design techniques and trends. Explore art and design through online resources like Behance and Dribbble as well as museums and galleries. Find inspiration in daily life, such as nature, architecture, and personal experiences, to spark new ideas.

Create a Creative Ritual: This could be anything from sketching in the morning to listening to a specific type of music before starting a project. Having a routine can help prime your mind for creative thinking.

One of my favorite ways to get inspired and stay inspired is to make the most of my time away from the computer and sketchbook. Going for walks, especially on nature trails and the beach, exercise, journaling and meditation help me organize my thoughts and ideas. Using Notion as a knowledge management system and a place to store ideas and creative references has been game changing. Visiting new places, or museums and art galleries offers a ton of inspo, and if you want to stay home check out Pinterest, Behnace or your favorite creatives social media profile for a dose of inspiration.

Never stop learning and developing. To develop new abilities and tools, enroll in design training and workshops. Read articles and books on industry trends, creativity, and design theory. To exchange ideas and get feedback on your designs, collaborate with other designers.

Learn Continuously: Take online courses, attend workshops, or watch design tutorials. Mastering new design tools and software can also boost your creative problem-solving abilities.

Stay updated! The field of graphic designs evolves everyday with new ideas and innovations around the field. You should know what is going on in the industry and keep up with it. Mre like if new softwares are taking over older one's, you should start using them as in future they will be in demand. Similar goes with the design trends. Minimalistic designs are now popular around the globe, so a designer should learn to adopt to such design trends.

Diversify Projects: Don't get stuck in a rut! Take on freelance projects with different styles or volunteer your skills for a cause you care about. This will help you experiment and develop a broader creative range.

Reflect Regularly: Take time to analyze your work. What worked well? What could be improved? Keep a sketchbook or mood board to document your ideas and revisit them later.

Manage Wellbeing: A healthy mind and body are key to creative thinking. Get enough sleep, eat nutritious food, and exercise regularly. Taking breaks to de-stress can also help you come back to your projects with fresh eyes.

Failures leads to success! From my experience, I have seen my project rejections reward me with more refined and inproved works of mine. So you should never feel sad about your failures. Learn from the mistakes and improve in upcoming projects.

Embrace Failure: Don't be afraid to experiment and take risks. Not every design will be a masterpiece, and that's okay! Learn from your mistakes and use them as stepping stones to improve your future work.