What's your level of education for graphic design?
How long have to been in the business?
How old are you?
How long have to been in the business?
How old are you?
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Somniferous Eye Mod
- Mar 2004
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Member- Jun 2003
- 71
Welcome Silence, good question...
Ba in Graphic Information Design, plus various courses from html to screenprinting
20 odd years (that's 20'ish, but yes most of them have been odd)
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Senior Member
- Jun 2003
- 1490
For graphic design - no education
I have been in GD for 4 years.
I am 22 years old.
"Never miss a good chance to shut up."
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Senior Member
- Feb 2004
- 213
For graphic design - experience and self-taught
Worked for newspapers late 70s/early 80s for about 4 or 5 years
Stayed home for about 18 years raising and home-schooling my children but had computers and tried to keep up (somewhat)
Worked for newspapers in early 2000s for about 2.5 years
Currently doing graphic design (a copy place and freelance) and pursuing more art/design education in both formal classes (watercolor, technical drawing, Graphic Design and Layout 2) and self-taught (Total Training for Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign) and I read - a lot - until lately when I discovered GDF - and now my addiction has to be fed several times a day. : )
I am 47 and not old yet
Hopefully, more real designers will answer you - I'm just a designer wanna-be.
If it wasn't for the last minute nothing would ever get done.
(When I grow up I want to be just like Keyare! He does excellent work - even when he's trying to not to.)Comment
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MODulator
- Oct 2003
- 1600
BA graphic design and Art History minor.
2yrs Print production and Freelance
2yrs Corporate designer and freelance
I'm 27
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Senior Member
- Jun 2003
- 4343
10th grade high school - no GD courses
3 years in Web design
16 years old.
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Go ALL IN!
- Oct 2003
- 7814
AA in graphic design
1.5 years with Clear Channel Comm. (in house designer)
2 years Finishing, Production, Graphic Design (large format printhouse)
1 year owning my own company
im 26
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Senior Member
- Apr 2003
- 1844
first got an associates in fine art....then got a BA in GD & Illustration
Been doing this professionaly for about 4 1/2 years now.
I'm 28Comment
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Sith Mod
- May 2003
- 6517
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Senior Member
- Nov 2003
- 656
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Member
- Jan 2004
- 82
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Junior Member
- Mar 2004
- 15
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Member
- May 2003
- 64
Qulifications: Nothing in GD but BTEC National Diploma in Industrial Design
Experience: 11 years
Age: 29
Stephen
www.somacreative.co.ukComment
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Somniferous Eye Mod
- Mar 2004
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I belong somewhere else
- Aug 2003
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