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Rena SampatU.S.
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Owner of a small graphic design company, designs | reflect, in Arlington VA. I am available to answer questions related to programs within Adobe's Creative Suite 3 (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver) and have expertise in print design ranging from professional needs (i.e. logos, brochures, business cards, newsletters, resume, etc.) to personal needs (i.e. wedding invitations, announcements, etc.). In addition I can offer expertise on how to start an LLC company, tips on how to manage budgets for start-up companies, as well as knowledge related to information architecture for web design. | |
arlsaTurkey
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All about graphic design and digital art,Photography, working with colors, CMYK and RGB color management in printing process and etc. | |
Christopher QuereauU.S.
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Owner of a Creative Services firm in Northern New York. Available for questions relating to the business of design, client relations, billing, design startups, employee management, production, brand and print development. | |
Nick CannU.K.
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I am a freelance graphic designer and digital illustrator. I can answer questions on all aspects of the design process or working as a freelancer. I am an expert with Adobe’s Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) and have a high level of knowledge in all areas of digital illustration/painting/retouching. I am also willing to answer questions about artwork formats, techniques, program tools and getting your artwork to print. Other areas include designing for the internet (including web 2.0), self promotion and client management. | |
Patti GlennU.S.
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I can answer questions about InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Acrobat, Dreamweaver and Flash (some actionscript). I understand color theory, layout and design principles and typography. Additionally, I can address concerns involving project managment, proposals, and working with contractors (not too much on legal issues though). I can answer questions on both web (CSS, AJAX and XHTML) and print design/production. | |
SandiaU.S.
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I can help with questions about Adobe Photoshop, Quark, Macromedia Dreamweaver and Flash. I also have general design background and IT experience. | |
Adam HoltzappleAvailable
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Questions about the basic of design. Use of line, form, shape, value, color, composition. Basically any layout + color questions. Also any questions about typography: appropriate fonts, font sizes, leading, kerning, etc. | |
Rafiq ElmansyEgypt
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I can provide support and answer questions about any type of questions including giving advice, consultation and problem solving. |
yea - it sounds like they want an easy way to upload product images and templates that can easily present information that is being fed from a database. essentially you'd have to learn how to connect dreamweaver
Kayla - It sounds like you definitely need some more clarification from them. My assumption is that they want you do design templates (i.e. a website) that they can easily update. They want that website
It might - depends on if they catch it or how good the other portfolios are they are looking at. Most likely though - even though it's off-putting to see mistakes in a portfolio or resume, they happen
From my personal belief, I never believe it is a bad idea to pursue more education in the field that you are interested in -- although I do understand where your dilema is coming from. Fact, is the graphic
To be a sucessful designer you will need to learn to draw. The good news is that you can learn to draw even if you've never dreawn befoe. You may not be suitable for illusratve work but it's important
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