Check out these Minimalistic Designs. Made by my humble self.
Criticisms are highly welcomed.

Also check my Icon Pack Designs here

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And this flat Guitar.

Beautiful and lovely.

Nice

they are nice

All nice and simple, well done bro. If i may ask what software do you use for designing all dis?

INDESTRUCTABLEX:
Beautiful and lovely.

Thanks Boss

Solomonodimegwu:
Nice

Thanks Bro.

femzysticks:
they are nice

Thanks Bro.

dre44k:
All nice and simple, well done bro. If i may ask what software do you use for designing all dis?

Thanks Bro.
I did most of them in photoshop while some in Adobe illustrator.

nice work boss, I'm into ai too and i ve. got some questions, it would be so kind of you to help answer them. can I have your whatsapp number?

Ceereeab:
nice work boss, I'm into ai too and i ve. got some questions, it would be so kind of you to help answer them. can I have your whatsapp number?

No problem Bro. Just PM me.

Panshow:

Thanks Bro.

bro i hv great passion 4 grahic design though i am a beginner with little knwledge on corel draw, i will like to knw the spe of laptop dat will b suitable for graphic design my budget is 60-70k

Solomonodimegwu:
bro i hv great passion 4 grahic design though i am a beginner with little knwledge on corel draw, i will like to knw the spe of laptop dat will b suitable for graphic design my budget is 60-70k

As a beginner, you don't have to worry much about Hardware. A decent Laptop with 2GB RAM and 250 HDD will be Okay for a start. I have been designing on a fairly used HP with AMD Sempron, 2GB RAM and 120 HDD and it's been Okay (Except some times slow in rendering drop shadow effects). This is not to tell you that you should go for something lower, if you can afford a better spec, it's okay. But all you need is just a decent system for a start and then subsequently, you can decide to upgrade.

Panshow:

As a beginner, you don't have to worry much about Hardware. A decent Laptop with 2GB RAM and 250 HDD will be Okay for a start. I have been designing on a fairly used HP with AMD Sempron, 2GB RAM and 120 HDD and it's been Okay (Except some times slow in rendering drop shadow effects). This is not to tell you that you should go for something lower, if you can afford a better spec, it's okay. But all you need is just a decent system for a start and then subsequently, you can decide to upgrade.

thank man