Career questions tagged graphic-design
How do you create an art portfolio?
#art #design #artcolleges #graphic #graphic-design
What would be the best degree to get if I am interested in becoming a industrial or commercial designer?
#design #Graphicde #graphic-design #art
Which career is best graphic designer or architect?
I like drawing and I also want something with business involved. #graphic-design #architect #business
What classes should I take in high school that will lead to the path I want in college?
Commercial and Industrial designer #graphic-design
How's a day in a graphic designers life?
#graphic-design #computer #web-design #design #art
what do I need to become a interior designer?
#interior-design #design #graphic-design
What is a major i should study if i like to build things and try and design things.
I like to build things I like to decorate things I like to design things #graphic-design #interior-design #architecture
i want to be an interior designer but i dont know what subjects i need to get into a design college, any help?
i want to be an interior designer, i dont really know what subjects i need for interior design, im planning on taking chemistry, human biology, geography, art, english, english literature and then other subjects that are mandatory so they dont matter. any advice on which ones i should take? thank you. #interior-design #graphic-design #art #college
What classes do I need to take in university to become an Art Director?
#art #artist #college #fine-art #art-director #art-directing #80twenty #marketing #creative #graphic-design
Is Graphic Design a stable field to work in?
#graphic-design #art #design #web-design #career
What are the pros and cons to the Graphic Design field?
I am a high school senior that is interested in Graphic Design as a future career, however, there are many opinions surrounding the field and I want to know what are the pros and cons to this field. #graphic-design #art #design #web-design #computer
Would I take Graphic Design or Arts if I want to design characters?
I'm interested in designing characters for video games, but I was wondering which course would be better for that? #graphic-design #art #design #video-games #character-design #video-game-design
What are the different careers offered for Graphic Design?
#graphic-design #career #design #art #photography #video-games I'm still thinking about what major I want to study in college. I love gaming, drawing, and photography, so I thought graphic design might be a good course to study, but I'd like to know more about it.
How can going to collage benefit me going into a career in digital design?
I am skilled in many different forms of art such as painting, drawing, sculpting, and digital designing. I'm still on the fence about going to collage, I don't if I would be wasting my time and money going to collage or should I start working now. #college #design #art #graphic-design #painting #drawing #technology
I am in the 11th grade, and I still dont have a clear vision of what I want to do in life, however I've always loved watch animators do their job, so I've become interested. Whats the best thing about being an animator?
As a child I grew wanting to learn how to draw, but never really got the chance, however at the start of my sophomore year this career started to become very interesting to me, so I would love to follow up more of this year, since I have learning how design characters. #animator #art #design #graphic-design #cartoon #drawing
Do companies view an online Bachelors of Graphic Design degree the same as they would a traditional in class Bachelors of Graphic Design degree?
#graphic-design #design #art #interior-design #career
Do I have to live in a big city to do well in the field of Graphic Design?
#art #graphic-design #design #web-design #artist
Where is the best place for an illustration/graphic art paid internship?
For a budding illustration and graphic artist, what would a good example of a paid internship that has reasonable entry? As a young multi talented artist, I have a strong passion about concept sketching and art and want to focus deeply on that aspect. I would like to be employed after college, and I wanted to start my research now. #art #graphic-design #design #internship #artist #paidinternship
Ok so, I’m panicking about majors and I’m not sure what to do. I love writing and graphic design. I’ve got a talent for English and such. But I also wanted to pursue graphic design and other arts. I’ve heard about double majors and majoring and minoring. I have a bit of an understanding but all the examples I’ve heard didn’t really pertain to my struggles so I find it hard to understand. If I were to get a major in English and a minor in graphic design or another art. Could I pursue a career in art? If I were to find something there would someone even care about a minor in art?
#art #graphic-design #design #college #english
How do I get an internship for web design in a small town?
#internship #graphic-design #technology #design #webdesign
Besides advertising companies, what are some different companies that hire graphic designers?
#graphic-design #advertising
Would it be good to study web design in London?
I want to be a web and graphic designer. I’m an American student. Is it a good idea? Or is programming overseas difficult. Also is it difficult for an American student to study in London?#webdesign #london #graphicdesign #international #studyabroad #webdesigner #britain #graphic-design #interior-design #webdevolopment #graphic-design #design #computer-software
How long does it take the average graphic designer to create different things like logos, advertisements, and web pages?
How much time and effort does a graphic designer put into their work? What are their deadlines like? How long does it take to plan and organize a web page? #graphic-design #design #financial-planning #art
Which is better for Graphic Design majors - Bachelors in Fine Arts vs Bachelors in Arts degree
I am looking at a variety of colleges with graphic design programs. Some offer Bachelors in Fine Arts while others offer Bachelors in Arts. Does the degree type make a difference in getting a job when I graduate? #graphic-design #graphic-designer
Which medium would be best for a graphic design portfolio?
I am not sure whether to print/mount my graphic design projects or provide a electronic version of my portfolio. #graphic-design #graphics #logo-design
Is Graphic Design a good career choice?
I keep getting different opinions on it, and I would like to know more. #graphic #graphic-design #logo-design #creative
What are some classes I should take if I am considering a career in graphic design or illustration?
Im not sure what I wanna do career-wise, but I know I want to do something #art related. However, this past year as a freshman, I took a whole bunch of other prerequisite classes unrelated to my future art career. That said, what kinds of #classes should I enroll in for #graphic-design?
Feeling indecisive-how'd you decide on your major?
I'm basically torn between graphic design, culinary arts and nutrition. My college doesn't offer minors. Since I took graphic design at vocational school and liked it pretty well, I'm thinking about continuing and learning more. But realistically, I don't do as much drawing as I used to, although I consider myself a very creative person. Culinary Arts sounded nice; I'm pretty interested in cooking because it combines world culture and art. But while cooking is fun, I'm pretty rusty, and I get scared off by things like heat and oil. I'm more drawn to cooking my favorite things, and I think at the end of the day I'm more of a baking person. The sound of being a line cook, cooking the same things over and over at rapid speed sounds off-putting. I like the sound of nutrition because while it has to do with food, it's not all about cooking. I find it neat that an every day, delicious thing like food can basically be your medicine, and that could give me a chance to help people. I'd have to take liberal arts first since they don't actually offer nutrition at my college(I'm starting at community college and then transferring). I know I could probably take liberal arts anyway and explore what I really like, but ahh, the other options are appealing. Liberal arts would cut out culinary arts because here in Maine there aren't any 4 year culinary programs. Along with being creative, I love foreign cultures, being hands- on, expressing myself, helping others and making them feel good. How'd you decide? It's almost the start of school and I should really make up my mind! #school #majors #major #college #nutrition #culinaryarts #graphic-design
Do creative professionals get tired of working on the computer?
I am a very artistic student and I've been considering career paths in architecture, graphic design, and interior design but for all three, much time is spent on the computer. Does it ever get old? #college #career #graphic-design #design #art