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Nowadays, anyone with a computer and a drawing program or a desktop publishing program thinks that with these tools they are graphic designers. But we would not expect to be a professional carpenter, plumber or auto mechanic simply because we went out and bought a full set of Craftsman tools.

These professions require years of training to become qualified and even more years of practice to master. If you have ever tried to build something out of wood without first receiving the proper training you know what I mean and you have a new found appreciation for skilled carpenters! It is the same in the field of graphic design.

If you see something designed by a novice and then look at a piece designed by a qualified professional, the difference becomes obvious to you. And when you are trying to show your company, ministry or organization to the world through an ad or a brochure or a book, then the level of quality and professionalism of those pieces are a direct reflection to your potential clients and associates of your company's or organization's own quality and professionalism.

In fact, a company’s success depends just as much or even more on the quality of its public relations media than on its product or service.