Skylum's Tips and Guides

How to Create a Stunning Travel Brochure: Unleashing the Magic of Design

June 01

11 min. to read

Brochure design is not an easy task, especially for a novice designer. What is the difference between boring brochures and those that people don't throw away? In our article, we will tell you how to make a travel brochure, give some tips, and a few design secrets.

How to Start Graphic Design: Unleashing Your Creative Journey

May 30

27 min. to read

Nowadays the graphic design job is gaining more and more popularity. If you are wondering how to start your creative path in this direction, our guide can help you.

How to Start a Photography Blog: A Comprehensive Guide

May 29

24 min. to read

If you've decided to start a photography business, you simply can't do without your own blog. Many photographers do not create it, believing it to be very difficult. Today we are going to dispel that myth and provide instructions on how to get started.

How to Make a Travel Video: A Guide to Capturing Your Vacation on Film

May 25

19 min. to read

Travel videos are a great way to share experiences with friends and acquaintances or post interesting social media content. However, it is not so easy to make, as in any craft there are many nuances in filming.

How to Compress an Image Without Losing Quality

May 23

10 min. to read

If you're working with the Internet, it's critical to use the smallest and lightest format of images. So if you want to know how to compress photographs, then this article is for you.

How Becoming a Wildlife Photographer: Insights on Career Prospects

May 21

14 min. to read

Observing wildlife in the original natural environment is thrilling and exciting.

How to Make a Picture Smaller in Different Software

May 20

15 min. to read

Learn how to make a picture smaller with the help of Microsoft Paint, Mac Preview, Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and Luminar Neo.

What is Macro Photography

May 20

15 min. to read

Find out what makes Macro Photography so inspiring and stunning. This kind of photography requires a lot of patience, but it's worth it.