When you begin to scale Maslow’s little pyramid finding a job that really fits becomes increasingly important.
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When you begin to scale Maslow’s little pyramid finding a job that really fits becomes increasingly important.
Steven Heller, like our man Stefan Sagmeister, gets far too many inquiries from student designers to respond to with any thoroughness or ease. While [the royal] we noted Sagmeister’s website handled commonly asked questions, Heller has posted a helpful cover letter critique on the AIGA website, which also appears below. (I’ve included the nifty drop cap for your pleasure!) Does Ofazomi agree? Sort of, but not entirely.
How often have you fought internally over your decision to become a graphic designer instead of park ranger? No longer let your soul be torn asunder!
This article originally published on Coroflot makes some good points about portfolios. Although the firm sited is an industrial design firm, many points hold true for all design disciplines.
Yep. Check ’em out.