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## Active Rise of Kingdoms codes

Enter these code to your account, claim the rewards in Rise of Kingdoms game.

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## How to use the Rise of Kingdoms codes?

Using the redeem codes is pretty easy once you get the hang of it - simply follow the steps below and you can redeem all the Rise of Kingdoms codes that are available for the game.

1. Tap on your profile icon in the top left corner of the screen.
2. Head on to the Settings menu.
3. Select the Redeem option (which appears as a gift).
4. Type in the 10-digit code and tap on the Exchange button.

That's it! All the rewards will be sent directly to you, so make sure you redeem the codes before their expiration date (which I have to admit, is quite tight).


Do you want to earn some cool and totally free rewards in Rise of Kingdoms? Enter these promo code and claims your rewards.

Rise of Kingdoms Promo Code


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### Can I hire you to design my project?

Sorry, no. I'm unavailable for any contract, side-project, or full-time roles for the forseeable future. I'll post on [Now](/now) page and update this status if the situation ever changes.

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### Do you consider yourself a designer or developer?

No.

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### What tools do you use to illustrate?

Primarily my brain and upper body limbs. With a little help from [Procreate](https://procreate.art/) on an iPad Pro. I do a little color and brightness editing in Photoshop as well, but it's a pretty minor step.

I'm betting want more information than that, so I wrote a whole post called [[What App is That?]] for you.

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### Do you have any resources or advice for someone who wants to get started with making illustrations?

Plenty.
Have a look at the [Resources](/resources) page for a collection of courses, learning platforms, and books I personally recommend.

You might also want to read my essay series on [[Drawing Invisible Programming Concepts]]

That said, I no longer work as an illustrator. I spent four years working professionally in illustration (2015-2019) before moving into an art direction and product design role. I'm not a great source of advice on 'making it' as an illustrator, since that's not something I want to do.

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### I want prints of your illustrations. Can I buy prints from you or print them myself?

You can indeed print any images you find here for your own personal use!

The image quality on the garden notes and twitter is low for printing (72dpi). But if you join my email list I send out high-quality, downloadable versions on there (300dpi – big enough to print on the side of a wall if you so desire).

I'm not fan of the carbon emissions involved in printing, storing, and shipping these from a central location. So if you want professional prints I suggest finding a local printer near you and sending them the high-res files.

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### How would you describe your work?

I think about this too much, but I would shelve everything I do under the banner of **visual explanations**. This conveniently vague term includes everything from **illustrated notes and essays** to **interface design**.

What I don't make:

- **Comics** - Comics tell a narrative story over time. I mostly explain non-narrative topics and explore ideas atemporarily out of time. They share a lot of comic-like qualities though, and I've spent countless hours studying & stealing techniques from comic artists like [Will Eisner](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Will_Eisner), [Nick Sousanis](http://spinweaveandcut.com/), and [Scott McCloud](http://scottmccloud.com/).
- **Infographics** - Infographics have [a particular aesthetic](https://www.pinterest.com/vectorstock/infographic-templates/) that makes my eyes bleed. While technically these do communicate information through graphics, the word _infographic_ comes with visual baggage. And I would like to run very, very far away from it.
- **Sketchnotes** - If we define 'sketchnotes' as true _sketches_ – unrefined, unplanned visual scribbles – my work doesn't fit.
  They're far more crafted and planned than stream-of-consciousness sketches drawn in one fell swoop.

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### Have a question I haven't answered?

[Feel free to ask me on twitter](https://twitter.com/stexpham)


Notes

Loose, unopinionated notes on things I don’t entirely understand yet.

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