MICHY Graphics

03/10/2026

Good day, great minds! 👋🏽

I’m sorry, guys, but I won’t be able to complete the 30-Day Food Flyer Challenge. My exams are fast approaching, and they require a lot of my attention, so I’ve had to put the challenge on hold for now.

Although I couldn’t finish the challenge, I’ve learned so much throughout this journey—from typography and composition to hierarchy, alignment, and overall visual communication. This challenge has genuinely helped me grow as a designer.

A big thank you to everyone who supported me, gave me corrections, shared feedback, and encouraged me along the way. I truly appreciate every single one of you. ❤️

Goodbye for now, and see you all after my exams! 🙏

30/09/2026

DAY 18/30 — 30 DAYS, 30 FOOD FLYER🔥

Still showing up. Still creating. Still learning.

Every day may not produce my best design, but every day gives me another chance to become better than I was yesterday.

The goal is progress, not perfection.

Day 18 done. We keep moving. 🚀

What matters more to you as a designer: the final result or the growth that happens along the way?

29/09/2026

DAY 17/30 — 30 DAYS, 30 FOOD FLYER🔥

The challenge continues!

Today’s design is another opportunity to push my creativity, improve my visual communication, and become more intentional with every design decision.

I’m learning that good design isn’t just about making something attractive. It’s about knowing what to add, what to remove, and how to make every element serve a purpose.

One design at a time.
One lesson at a time.
One improvement at a time.

The goal isn’t perfection. The goal is progress. 🚀

What do you think of today’s design? What would you add, remove, or change?

25/09/2026

DAY 15/30 — 30 DAYS, 30 FOOD FLYERS �

Another design. Another opportunity to learn.

Today, I explored how typography, colour, imagery, and composition can work together to create a clear and appealing design.

I’m learning that good design isn’t always about adding more accent.
Sometimes, the real skill is knowing what deserves attention and what should simply support the message.
Still exploring. Still learning. Still improving.

One design at a time. One lesson at a time. One improvement at a time.

25/09/2026

DAY 16/30 — 30 DAYS, 30 FOOD FLYERS 🔥

Another design. Another opportunity to learn.

Today, I explored how typography, colour, imagery, and composition can work together to create a clear and appealing design.

I’m learning that good design isn’t always about adding more accent.
Sometimes, the real skill is knowing what deserves attention and what should simply support the message.
Still exploring. Still learning. Still improving.

One design at a time. One lesson at a time. One improvement at a time.

25/09/2026

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25/09/2026

24/09/2026

DAY 15/30 — 30 DAYS, 30 FOOD FLYER🔥

Another day, another design. 🚀

Today, I experimented with a bold and vibrant food flyer, focusing on visual hierarchy, colour, composition, and making the food the main attraction.

Every design in this challenge is pushing me to explore more, experiment more, and become more intentional with my creative decisions.

One design at a time. One improvement at a time.

What do you think of this one? Rate it from 1–10. 👇🏽

23/09/2026

DAY 14/30 — 30 DAYS, 30 FOOD FLYER🔥

The challenge continues!

Today’s design is another opportunity to push my creativity, improve my visual communication, and become more intentional with every design decision.

I’m learning that good design isn’t just about making something attractive. It’s about knowing what to add, what to remove, and how to make every element serve a purpose.

One design at a time.
One lesson at a time.
One improvement at a time.

The goal isn’t perfection. The goal is progress. 🚀

What do you think of today’s design? What would you add, remove, or change?

22/09/2026

DAY 13/30 — 30 DAYS, 30 FOOD FLYER🔥

Today, I decided to step out of my usual approach and create a premium restaurant flyer.

The idea was to design for a restaurant positioned beyond just a place to eat, to a place to dine, relax, and experience class.

I went for a darker restaurant atmosphere, subtle shadows, and gold accents to communicate luxury, elegance, and sophistication.

The goal was to create a visual that speaks to the kind of experience the brand represents.

What do you think of the concept and ex*****on? Rate the design from 1–10. 👇🏽