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30 Days of Graphic Design (in Freeform or Keynote)

Our world is steeped in visual communication. From infographics and data visualization to brand storytelling to new technologies such as virtual and augmented reality, visual design and story have transformed modern communication.

30 Days of Graphic Design is designed for creative play using Apple’s Freeform app designed for creativity and collaboration. Additionally, creators can use other design apps such as Sketches School, Procreate, and Keynote and insert into Freeform to create a portfolio of graphic play. Starting at 30 Days of Graphic Design title, follow the arrows around the canvas for a daily design prompt. Play with color, line, shape, and more!

Duplicate the following Freeform link to begin a visual design journey into your imagination!

30 Days of Graphic Design -- Freeform

30 Days of Graphic Design -- Keynote

 

  

 
 

Creativity Age: 11–13 years Challenge Based Learning (CBL) Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Drawing

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4 replies

January 12, 2023

This is so cool! I love how you have moved your creative challenges into Freeform. Follow the arrows, amazing!

January 13, 2023

Thanks for this Susan - a very creative way to learn and practice with Freeform!

January 19, 2023

Love this, Susan! Some really fun challenges here. I think it will be really cool to see them all displayed together on a Freeform project as each challenge is completed!

January 14, 2024

What a great resource to help learners practice and develop their creativity and design skills! Amazing share!

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