Post number #62995, ID: ebbb1a
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Any tips and every advice is welcome!
Post number #63006, ID: 0edb29
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I'd say the most important piece to learn is focus on a specific *thing* you want to design.
Is it an advert? An application? A book cover?
After that, you'd want to learn on the recent design trends for said thing. This gives you a "ground" to stand on, and a basis to what you should present your work as.
Post number #63008, ID: 0edb29
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Also, do you want to be a freelance designer or a designer that works in a specific company? Put that in mind, because some designers I have worked with are very hardy that they want to do things their own way, even though it was a team project.
I don't blame them for thinking like that, and I support them that way, but they should learn that the clients are also the reason they still have their food in their mouths.
Post number #63011, ID: 0edb29
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And finally, because designing is a tad closely related to art, as such there will be subjectivity here and there; I advise you to learn how to handle criticism, learn how to take them and how to use them as a means to improve yourself as a designer.
And lastly lastly, have fun, I guess.
Post number #63023, ID: 214cbb
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A designer of what? You need to elaborate more, I guess.
Post number #63025, ID: 0edb29
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>>63023 inb4 "hentai book cover"
Post number #64186, ID: 6377a4
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op here Right now I'm looking for a apprenticeship. I don't really care about what to design because there aren't many design jobs where I'm located. After that I'd like to freelance, but I don't know if I could live of it, so I have to see. Thanks for all the advice tho <3
Post number #64192, ID: 0edb29
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>>64186 No problem, and be sure to enjoy your job while you're at it. I made a stable living out of freelancing, but maybe that's just my crap-tier luck.
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