Category Archives: Design Education

Advice for Graphic Design Students - Characteristics of Top Design Students

Find out what the characteristic demeanor is of great graphic design students. This article will provide helpful tips for first year graphic design students on becoming successful in their graphic design education.

Best Logo Design Books for Your Graphic Design Library

Here are a few books you should consider for your logo design book collection.

Become a Graphic Designer - Design Careers & Design Education Advice from Professional Designer

Whether you’re right out of high school, a Mom looking for a career she can do from home, recently out of the Military or simply someone who feels they have a knack for design and is ready for a career change, consider that you have a few options on how to gain the skills you will need to pursue your dream job. But first, ask yourself some questions

How to Become a Graphic Designer - A Designer’s Perspective

The opportunities abound in the field of graphic design. You can also do side work for local places that have design needs or your can get online and look at the freelancer sites to find extra work and to build your portfolio for your next job.

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Graphic Design degree: Bachelor’s or Associate : Another Perspective

In the Graphic Design Field, a Bachelor's degree carries more weight than an Associate's because the Bachelor's degree is harder to obtain and takes longer to obtain.

Graphic Design degree: Bachelor's or Associate : Another Perspective

by Ben Baker
Graphic Design is one of those careers which to my thinking is not suited for a liberal arts college [...]

Graphic Design Education: 2 year Associates Degree vs. 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree

 

Graphic Design Education: Two-year AA or AS Degree vs. A Four-Year Bachelor's Degree 
Within the graphic design industry, there is a debate about which option is more beneficial - a two-year AA/AS degree or a four-year Bachelor's degree. Having been on both sides of the proverbial fence (I have a Bachelor's degree in Journalism, as well [...]