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I have twelve years of experience in graphic design and art direction for the marketing/advertising industry. I currently own a creative services company.
AIGA (the professional association for design), The Art Directors Club, Professional Womens Organization Online, National Organization of Professional Women.
My writing has not been published, however much of my artwork and photography has been. My personal work has been exhibited and published locally, my professional work has been printed both locally and nationally through my clients.
Associate Degree: Marketing Communications, Bachelors Degree: Advertising
National Merit Award winner; English. Two-time International Library of Photography award winner.
The best thing about being a creative professional is the endless supply of variety and challenge. Unlike many other professions, you never have the same day twice.
Because the field of design is continually evolving, there will always be something new to learn. It is imperative for designers to stay on top of industry development and trend, in order to thrive despite intense competition.
I find that many people underestimate designers and/or the design process. It is far from just making something visually appealing.
Hi Kat, Do they want you to just supply the images, or do they want you to do the layout and graphic design of the overall calendar? Can you tell me more about the kind of custom images they are looking
Hi Malika, you are absolutely right, tension is created by pairing opposites. The technique, which can be used across many creative mediums, is intended to draw the eye to the area of tension. It is most
Hi Eric, If MechE is not where your heart is, I think you owe it to yourself to switch gears. I know from personal experience this can be difficult, and your decision may not be well received by others
Hi Mandy, no problem. First take three little scraps of paper and fold them together to make a mini mock-up the newsletter. Number the pages 1-12, then when you pull apart the three little papers you
(Let me see if I'm clear on what you're asking, if not, please send another question.) The process of seeking inspiration falls into one of two categories: 1. You have a project at hand and are actively

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