Thinking about becoming a graphic designer?

There are many types of graphic designers. Graphic designers design magazines, websites, logos, packaging and just about anything that has type on it. Designers are in essence visual communicators. They help clients communicate their message clearly and persuasively  through printed and digital media. Being a graphic design is a wonderful job, but it’s not for [...]

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National Design Contents

As many graphic designers, I occasionally enter work in annuals and shows. After all it’s inexpensive self promotion, and good for a designer’s spirit to share work with an audience of piers. Recently while viewing a prominent design annual, I became concerned that much of the work today is becoming increasingly difficult to grasp. I [...]

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Use Creative Commons!

Creative Commons is a nonprofit corporation that more easily allows designers to share work. They make is easier to identify what work can or cannot be reproduced.

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Free Online Photosharing – Flickr Versus Picasa

What is the best way to share images online with family and friends? I’ve heard so much hype about flickr I thought it would be the best  so I tried it first. I tried uploading images online and found it to be a a somewhat slow process so I downloaded the flickr uploader software and [...]

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Showing Your Portfolio Basics

Don’t go into an interview without knowing your audience. What type of work does the agency specialize in? What type of clients do they have? Is the work enviornment casual or professional?  Is their work traditional, contemporary or postmodern? If possible ask them what they like to see in a portfolio.  If you are interviewing [...]

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