Graphic Design didn’t suddenly get harder. It got cheaper.
Between AI, Canva, and speed-obsessed clients, Graphic Design has been turned into a commodity. And now, Designers are spending more time fixing broken work than actually creating meaningful work.

Most Graphic Designers are still playing the same game. Faster. Prettier. More tools. Less thinking. And now you’re wondering why clients question your decisions, rush your timelines, want to pay less, and treat design like it’s disposable. The industry didn’t lose respect for design. Designers stopped leading with strategy.

This week on The Angry Designer Podcast, we break down why Graphic Design suddenly feels cheaper yet harder, why clients are more involved than ever, and why execution alone is no longer enough to survive in this industry.

In this episode you’ll discover:
– Why “good-looking” design is everywhere but effective design is disappearing
– How AI, Canva, and speed culture reshaped client expectations overnight
– Why strategic thinking is now the only real advantage designers have left

If your value lives in how fast you can make something look good, you’re replaceable. If your value lives in how clearly you can think, explain, and lead, you’re not. The future of graphic design isn’t about better execution. It’s about better decisions.