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400,000+ students later, my new goal is building up a resource library of design content, articles and creative business advice .
After many months of research I landed on a platform called Substack to help host my blog and newsletter content. After creating over 120+ hours of video content (My design courses here) I have found a renewed excitement for writing, blogging and teaching design in a new format.
What type of content will be a part of your newsletter?
I want to cover a wide range of topics that effect a person in the creative industry. This will cover traditional graphic design topics, like design theory, but will also go deeper into the business side of things. Some topic ideas might include:
How do I make more money as a designer?
What passive income streams are the best as a creative?
How do I pick the perfect color palette for a project?
What is the legal side of fonts?
What is the best computer to get for design?
What are my favorite design books?
How will artificial intelligence effect our industry?
Will I have to pay for this new content?
Right now most of the posts will be totally free and will continue to be free. There will also be a paid subscription tier that will include my posts that have an incredible amount of detailed information. This will be exclusive for those who join the monthly paid subscription here below and will come with more perks. My goal is to still keep many articles free for you to read for those not interested in adding another subscription to your stack.
It will take time to build my article database so hang tight!
I am going to be working hard each week to publish a really good, long and detailed post. After a few weeks, I am hoping that you will see my hard work become apparent. If you have taken any of my courses you will know I am not one to go just half way. When I do something, I go all the way and beyond what anyone else in the industry has done. I really want to stand behind the quality of my future posts in this newsletter—so, hold me to it!
Lindsay Marsh
