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Graphic design has always been a dynamic career. From the days of print-heavy layouts to today's digital-first campaigns, designers in Malaysia have constantly adapted to shifting trends. But 2025 feels different. The rise of artificial intelligence (AI), changing market expectations, and economic pressures are reshaping the industry in ways that demand serious reflection.
Sometimes, a picture really is worth a thousand words—especially when it's a playful caricature of some of history's most iconic figures. The image above is a set of PNG artworks featuring instantly recognizable personalities reimagined as expressive stickers.
If you've ever tried to pick the "best" vector design software, you know it's not just about which app has the fanciest pen tool. Designers today have to juggle licensing models, workflow compatibility, speed, and now—artificial intelligence creeping its way into the creative process.
Google is giving its Gemini AI app a serious upgrade. Earlier this year, the app introduced built-in image editing tools, but now, thanks to a new model developed by Google DeepMind, those tools are getting smarter, more consistent, and much more creative.
So, you've probably seen it by now. Someone types a sentence like "a cat riding a motorcycle through Tokyo at night" into some magic box, and seconds later—boom! An actual image of it appears. No, it's not Photoshop. It's not even a meme. It's AI-generated image tech doing its thing.
But how does this actually work? Let's talk about it in plain English.
