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Unity is not about being same, it’s about standing together 🤍

Proud to be Indian 🇮🇳 Happy Republic Day

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Nana Patekar now a days: Blue Tick Lelo!

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When sing-chana is more valuable than 2000rs note.

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Living for the weekends like it's our job... oh wait, it's not. 😂 Happy Monday, folks! Let's crush this work week like a bag of chips on a Friday night 🙌

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Bringing a burst of colours to your feed this Holi! Wishing you all a vibrant and joyful celebration. Happy Holi! 🎉🌈🎨

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"Cigarettes are a classy way to commit suicide." . Stop Smoking

We create your Brand!

"The Bitter Truth" . Happy Republic Day

Happy New Year!🥳😄

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When working with digital photos, graphic design, logos, and other digital images, the two most common file formats you'll come across are raster and vector.

Learn the differences between the two to decide when and where to use each.

Raster files are images built from pixels — tiny colour squares that, in great quantity, can form highly detailed images such as photographs.

Vector files use mathematical equations, lines and curves with fixed points on a grid to produce an image. There are no pixels in a vector file.

Photo Images are raster files, and you may use Photoshop or an image editing app like Procreate to edit them.

Graphic files like logos are usually vector files, and you may use Illustrator or alternatives like Affinity Designer to edit them.

Most designers will need to use both file formats.