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🔥Today is my fifth day of regular posting. Let me share a little bit about me! 🌟 My journey as a graphic designer has been a transformative one!   💫From weaving and stitching garments in textile design to creating captivating graphics, short films, and ads. 🎓 I am in my last year. I often wondered if I should be in fashion instead. 💜But graphic design captured my heart, leading me to do internships and create graphics free of cost to gain experience. 📈 Each project taught me something new and helped me grow as a designer. My friends thought I couldn't focus on one thing, but I now see that my diverse interests make me a better designer. What touches my heart the most is when I receive positive reviews. It's a reminder that hard work and dedication truly pay off. As I celebrate my fifth day of posting, I want others to know that it's okay to have doubts along the way. 🌟They can lead you to unexpected and fulfilling paths. ✨ So, keep dreaming, stay true to yourself, and enjoy every moment of your journey. PS: If you're just starting out in graphic design, don't be afraid to take on new challenges and learn from every experience. Every step you take will bring you closer to your goals. 💪 #Passion #Inspiration #KeepGoing

When introducing yourself to a potential employer, it's important to be clear and brief. You want to state who you are, your experience, and end with something unique about you that'll make you memorable or spark a connection. The idea is to squeeze it into 30 seconds, or 60 words if typing digitally. Here are the four things needed: - Name - Where are you at? - Accomplishment (keep it relevant to the job you are applying for) - Unique about you (what can you say that humanizes you, and what will they remember about you?) Here's mine, for example: Hi my name is Jessica Duce, I am a senior graphic design student at BYU-Idaho, and a graphic design intern at Sandhill Media Group. Recently, one of my personal projects, a movie poster, earned recognition and was published in the annual BYU-I student works magazine. I love to rock climb and I scaled the Grand Teton last summer. This is a great strategy for that first interview question, "So what can you tell me about yourself?"

#Graphic design #DesignNewbie 1. Learn design fundamentals (color theory, typography, composition) 2. Familiarize yourself with design software (Adobe Creative Cloud) #AdobeCC 3. Build a portfolio with personal projects and internships #PortfolioBuilding 4. Assist senior designers and learn from feedback #Mentorship 5. Develop skills in: - Visual design #VisualDesign - Graphic design principles #GraphicDesignPrinciples - Branding #BrandingDesign - Print design #PrintDesign - Digital design #DigitalDesign

For More Details: https://lnkd.in/gS5A_Dg7 Branzone Design School offering a graphic design workshop as part of an internship program for college students could be incredibly beneficial. Here's a rough outline of how you might structure such a workshop: 1. Introduction to Graphic Design 2. Design Software Basics 3. Typography 4. Color Theory 5. Image Editing and Manipulation: 6. Logo Design 7. Layout and Composition 8. Print vs. Digital Design 9. Portfolio Development 10. Client Communication and Collaboration 11. Industry Insights and Career Paths 12. Final Project: Throughout the workshop, encourage creativity, experimentation, and critical thinking. Provide plenty of opportunities for hands-on practice and feedback, and foster a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to explore and grow as graphic designers. Course பற்றிய விவரங்களுக்கு WhatsApp : +91 9843216380 Website: branzonedesignschool.com 𝗧𝗔𝗠𝗜𝗟𝗡𝗔𝗗𝗨’𝗦 𝗙𝗜𝗥𝗦𝗧 𝗔𝗚𝗘𝗡𝗖𝗬-𝗕𝗔𝗦𝗘𝗗 𝗚𝗥𝗔𝗣𝗛𝗜𝗖 𝗗𝗘𝗦𝗜𝗚𝗡 𝗠𝗔𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗥 𝗖𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗦 #designworkshop101 #creativecampus #graphicdesignjourney #studentcreatives #designskillsboost #internshipinsights

#GraphicDesign Without a #Degree: A Path Less Traveled, Yet Equally Valid https://lnkd.in/gMYmYn2S Pursuing a career in graphic design without a degree is increasingly viable, emphasizing the importance of self-taught skills, real-world experience, and #portfolio development over traditional education, despite the challenges of unpaid internships and market saturation.

TASK 4: INFOGRAPHICS Infographics employ pictures, data visualizations, typography, and statistical graphics to tell a straightforward story or present information. Working on an infographic will give you experience with important tools like Canva and Venngage and allow you to exercise your creativity as you think of ways to represent information in a way that is visually attractive, impactful, and effective. # complete 💯✅✅ #graphicdesign #graphic #internship #internship2024 #poster #oasisinfobyte #task4 complete 💯✅✅

CosmiCode Internship - 4th Week Tasks 1.Design a Complex Digital Painting in Photoshop: Create an intricate digital artwork in Photoshop, utilizing advanced brush techniques and layering to produce a visually compelling painting. 2.Create an Advanced Composite Image Using Multiple Layers and Effects in Photoshop: Develop a sophisticated composite image in Photoshop by combining various elements with precise layering and effects to achieve a seamless visual. 3.Design an Infographic Using Illustrator: Craft a visually engaging infographic in Illustrator, effectively conveying data through well-structured design and clear visual elements. 4.Create a Detailed Vector Illustration in Illustrator: Produce a highly detailed vector illustration in Illustrator, focusing on precision and creativity to deliver a polished and scalable artwork. 5.Design a Magazine Cover Using a Combination of Photoshop and Illustrator: Design an eye-catching magazine cover by seamlessly integrating Photoshop and Illustrator, balancing text and imagery for a professional finish. #CosmiCode #CosmiCodeTech #CosmiCodeTechnologies. #GraphicDesign #DesignInspiration #CreativeDesign

I had finished my second task in the graphic design. During this task, I had learned techniques about typography and more #OasisInfobyte #internship #webdevelopment #datascience #campusabmassador

Hello! My name is Fernanda Gonzalez, a graphic designer whom enjoys all things design. I would like to share some advice based on my personal experience from college. After you have learned the tools and graphic design basics. You may ask what next to further my experience and knowledge? Here are some helpful tips based on my personal experience for young graphic designers that are in college or self-taught. First, build a portfolio website showcasing 4-6 works of your best projects. This can take time, but think about what projects you want to show recruiters. Second, create a resume and then start applying to internships, a great way to gain professional experience in the field. Most internships would also require a cover letter, but all cover letters are different as it caters to that one company you're applying for an internship. Third, after landing an internship, the working experience starts but don't be afraid to ask questions as they are your mentors. Fourth, after your internship is done, make sure to thank them for the wonderful experience and keep in touch. Then go back to your resume and add your internship to it. I hope these tips were helpful for young graphic designer.

Top tips from one of our brilliant Year in Industry students from Fashion Marketing Maddie McGovern 🏆