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Graphic designers produce mainly 2D (two-dimensional) designs for a variety of purposes, including advertising, logos, posters, signs, labels, television graphics, websites, book covers and magazines. Some also produce 3D (three dimensional) designs for packaging, exhibitions and ...more

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