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Archive for November, 2008
Tips for a More Perfect Design Portfolio
Friday, November 28th, 2008Trying to put your best foot forward in your portfolio is a task all designers strive to improve at. Here’s a guide to get your started.
photo credit: Unhindered by Talent
Select the best of the best. The number of pieces in your portfolio will vary from person to person. However many pieces [...]
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A Guide to Your First Graphic Design Work Experiences
Sunday, November 23rd, 2008When starting out in a new career or career path within your field it seems like everyone is looking for someone with years of experience. It’s always a big question, how do you get experience? Whether you are a college student who hasn’t worked, a print designer moving into their first web experiences [...]
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Publication Design: Holiday Gift Guide
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008Holiday Gift & Entertaining Guide 2008 is a design project I’ve just completed at work—Patuxent Publishing, the Baltimore Sun Media Group’s community targetted print division. It contains product recommendations and seasonal tips targeted at Baltimore County, MD and Howard County, MD residents to be distributed in papers such as The Howard County Times and [...]
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