I created this graphic for the first day of school (August 16). It’s another vector-based, “from scratch” graphic. I used Adobe Illustrator to create it, and I was so excited to post it first thing the next morning. While I was/am pretty biased towards the graphic itself, the true measure of success where social media is concerned is engagement. I wasn’t over the moon with the level of engagement…at all, but I guess we’re still somewhat new to the game…especially with Facebook and Instagram.
From this graphic, there were five photos posted overall: one on Twitter and four on Instagram. It did receive 15 “likes” on Facebook, but no action behind the call to action. Oh well. You win some, you lose some.
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From a technical standpoint, this is the first time (I think) I’ve created a vector-based object (the actual tag) using separate segments (pencil tool), grouping them, and applying a fill.


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