@@thecreativejene9591 what about logo designer, poster designer, instagram posts designer, etc? are those other design jobs not included in this video? I wanna try to be a designer but still confused about the industry. starting from 0 here..
As a graphic designer for over 22 years now, I can absolutely say that MOST employers expect you (as a graphic designer) to know how to do ALL of THESE jobs. Just check any recent job posting for a "graphic designer". It's so broad, and they think you should and can DO IT ALL. In this career choice-more than most-you are expected to know it all. It's very hard to specialize.
Hey i have a question, do you think worth it to go to college ro learn graphic design, im 19 and i really like drawing and illustration and im on the fence on weather or not i should persue a degree in design or to just do something else like finance.
Thank you so much for this video. I have been going back and forth between an associate's in Computer Information System or Graphic Design and your video has convinced me to pursue the Graphic Design degree.
Hello so I just graduated from Lattc and I’m going to cal state la in the fall however I want to do something with art being the fact that I love color and art and making things organized and aesthetically pleasing to the eye and I’m still exploring my options. But hearing you talk about each one peaked my interest in ui designer so thank you ☺️
Can two roles co incide for example can a motion graphics be also be a ui/ux designer or that is some not possible or generally seen because of different workload?
Graphic design is a terrible career choice. The problem is that it is too subjective and complicated. The Creative Director can basically make up any excuse or reason not to hire you including you use the wrong colors, they don't like your style or even if you are better than they are. It's also oversaturated and undervalued. Basically there are literally an infinite amount of styles, software programs, industries, deliverables and skillsets in the field. What this means is that when you apply to a job, the odds of you getting hired are basically 0. And if you do happen to be a good "match" there will likely be thousands of other designers you're competing with. And now with AI everything is just getting worse.
I'm studying graphic design but I don't know if I want to take it further into university. How do I know if graphics design is the right career for me?
Hi Risha! Thank you for your question. My advice would be to seek out mentors/communities who are already working in the field. Ask them questions about their day-to-day and how they manage projects. Try to get as much experience as you can with projects so that you can see if design is a career path that you would consider. Hope that this helps and good luck!
I really like your video but I want to ask you with a graphic design degree can I get a job in animation. Cuz I wish I could have changed my major while I'm still in community college but about to get my socialist degree next year.
If you get a graphic design degree you can have a chance in getting an animation job however you can also further your education and get a animation masters degree.
I recently started in my graphic design program in college and haven’t found any videos really explaining what jobs to expect out of school. This video was exactly what I’ve been looking for! Thanks so much!
I'm very new to the graphic design world. I'm starting school this fall. I'm not the best artist but I always been interested I'm how websites are made and I love colors💛
That's wonderful, Ava! It's okay if you don't know everything about graphic design. You can still learn the skills/techniques once you start your classes. As long as you have passion and willingness to learn you'll be okay. Hope this helps and best of luck starting school!
I have an Associates degree in Visual Arts. I am JUST now learning about graphic design and teaching myself. I'm not sure if graphic design is my "calling" but I do know for sure that it will have a major involvement with my success as an artist. I am completely out of work and am looking for a full time job in which I can be taught these skills from scratch. So my question basically is; do you know (or anyone else that my be reading this that doesn't mind helping me 😊) if there are graphic design jobs out there for complete beginners without the need for a graphic design degree? It would be incredible to find such a job, but I don't know if I qualify or if such a job exists.
I'm studying graphic design at the moment and was wondering what my next step would be after getting my diploma. This video has given me some really good ideas to start off with, thank you so much!
Hi Jena! Thank you and I'm so glad that this video was helpful for you. Sure! I would say your first step would be preparing a design portfolio that showcases your best projects and also reflects the type of position that you're interested in pursuing (e.g. Be sure to show some web design projects if you want to become a web designer). Next, build connections and network if you can. This can just help the job search process if you have a network of people that can recommend you, send you job openings, or just point you in a certain direction. It also helps to join a design community (there are so many like AIGA, Ladies Get Paid, etc). Hope this helps! I would be happy to share more if you'd like or have a video on this topic. Let me know and best of luck!
Taylor Nuzzolo thank you so much for supporting me! I really appreciate that! You’re so talented as well!!! Hope that you’re doing well and still creating❤️
Hi Bria.. Great info that I can pass on to my students and possibly use your video. Since there are very few black women in the field of technology, school counselors are constantly looking for creative ways engage and spark interest in the field.
Thank you cousin Tasha! I’m glad that this was good information. Yes I agree, I definitely want to inspire more black students to become interested in the field. Let me know if you come across a student who has any questions! Thank you for supporting me❤️
I’ve been interested in graphic design since I was really young and I’ve put off college since I graduated high school because of the fear of job security and making a living. My local college offers a bachelor communications degree and I was wondering if that qualifies as the same thing? The description is telling me it is but I wanted to make sure I can find a job with that type of degree? Any feedback is greatly appreciated ❤️
I'm a graphic designer and mostly worked on marketing projects (banner ads, emails, social media content, landing pages etc.). What I do is not really mentioned in your 6 types.
Can you inform me more with what you do? I took a interest in graphic design because I wanted to do what you just said, and I really couldn't find any information abt this anywhere
@@tostitos1020 I thought I had replied to you, sorry. Anyway, if it still helps, this role is required in marketing departments of companies or in creative/marketing agencies. They need you to create or adapt a campaign graphic material to different communicstion media. I refer to this as a marketing graphic design role, and it's one of the most common that you can find in job descriptions but it's also not very well paid because it's not that specific.
@@dramahangover7183 I am a marketing graphic designer. I create or adapt graphic material for marketing campaigns to different media (in my case mostly digital). I am usually part of companies' marketing departments or creative/marketing agencies. Hope this helps!
I am high school student (freshman) and graphic design is my dream job!!! I love to design, create, make... I love creativity, colors and everything that is related to graphic design... But I have a problem! I dont know exacly what type of graphic designer i want to be....I like Package design but I also like Publication and Motion Design... Can I be all three of them?😂😂😂 I know,I have 4 years to figure it out hahah😂
"...or those annoying updates on your phone" Someone had a confrontation with a UX designer 😜 I'm kidding haha. Thanks for the video. Appreciate it. The intro was really funny lol. Made me smile. I'm doing a degree related to design so it's really helpful :)
Awesommmme, I just started a graphic design degree, and I am totally excited about all the different paths I could take. Your video really helped me understand my options a little clearer. Thank you :) Also, I love that ending :') "I was just yelling!!" lol >.
This is completely random, but did anyone else notice the irony of how the GAP website (2:53) had a Black Lives Matter statement but did not featured a single unambiguous black face out of around 12 models. (I did see 1 or maybe 2 ambiguous, possibly biracial faces, but that's consistent with the GAP's brand already). Very random, but it caught my eye and that matters -- the action is more important than the statement. That said, it has nothing to do with Jene, this channel, or the purpose of this video, so I digress! This video was VERY helpful! Thank you!
There is a lot of demand for illustrators. However it's a super competitive field because it attracts people looking for short term work. I know someone who does it any they also do stuff like product design as well as teaching art classes.
You should definitely think of learning graphic design, web design. Being able to back as well as handle the marketing will make you extremely valuable to local bakeries and restraunts.
I plan to have a career change and pursue graphic design, and this video helps a lot in providing insights into what many opportunities lie in graphic design. Thanks for making this video! More power! :)
Hi Nicola! Thanks for your question. My advice would be freelancing. I would seek out people who are looking for designers. You could work on smaller client projects first (maybe a neighbor, relative, etc.) just to gain experience and build a portfolio. The best way to show that you’re a designer is showing that you’ve worked on a variety of projects. Freelancing with real clients is a great start. Hope this helps and good luck!
Like many of the people on this page I am new to Graphic Design. Everything I've learned about it I'm in love with so far. I'm only four months into my first year of college working on my graphic design bachelors degree. I love art and I love words. These things combined will be an amazing opportunity for me to delve into what I can really make. Thanks for breaking this field down a little bit for me. I've bookmarked this video to rewatch when I'm closer to the end of my studies. Hopefully by then I'll have a better idea which direction I will want to go and I think this video will be helpful then.
Thanks for your informative video. I am aware of packaging and I have been designing rugs as a design student. I am applying for a job as a trainee/apprentice at the moment for a place that does fairly simple projects which I'm really looking forward to.
Hi @neomadega66 it really depends on the job description. Creating marketing materials (such as posters, banners, invitations, etc.) can still be considered a graphic design job. It’s possible that you can have multiple roles in your position, too. Hope that helps!
In Bulgaria they make graphic designers do all of the things you mentioned combined together for 600 dollars per month. XD They get mad at you if you complain and threaten you that you will be replaced. O___O This is how Eastern Europe works sadly... :(
I love drawing a lot, I draw a lot at a very young age. At first, I'm no good, but after growing up, I've improved a lot. I then went beyond drawing and gave life to my drawings (cartoon and anime), and I got a lot better. I recently do POD designs for shirts, which can be like, for instance, for cat shirts with a funny saying or a phase at the top of the design. I'm kind of addicted now, and customers love my designs. I rarely animate. I would love a job for that sort of thing, but where do you think I should look, and what do you think would be best for me? I don't have degrees.
Thank you for explaining all of these career avenues! I have been hopping from one of these career options to the next as an interest without even being conscious that they all fell under the same umbrella of graphic design! This video help put it all into perspective and made me feel validated like I’m on the right track. Thank you!
No problem Gabi! I’m so glad this was helpful for you. Yes, there are so many avenues in graphic design and I felt the same way. Stay inspired and know that there’s a lot you can do.
Hi! I would say that you would need coding skills for some web design/web interface/UX design jobs, but it really depends on the role that you are applying to. Every design role is different and some roles have the potential to overlap. Hope this helps!
Hey Jene! Great video! I don't have a degree in graphic design, but I've been doing freelance for friends using Canva to design social media posts and videos. Is there a salary paid job that allows me to do that?
Hey Katherine! Thank you so much for watching and great question. There are quite a bit of social media related positions out there, in fact. Here are a few off the top of my head: A content creator, social media designer, social media coordinator or director, etc. I actually will be doing an updated "Types of Graphic Design Jobs" very soon so stay tuned! Many companies require that you have a degree of some form, but that really depends on the company on a case by case basis. Many times companies are looking for a person's experience for that particular position. So if you can show that you have skills/experience, this could help as well. Hope this helps and let me know if you'd like to discuss more!
Timothy bewley, I'm so glad that this video could be helpful to your students! Thank you so much for the feedback and let me know if they need any other info!
I am Creative designer with 15 years of experience in the graphic design industry. Specializes in logo design, Business Card, Letterhead design, Brochure Design, Poster Design, Box Design, Sign Design, Label Design, Tag Design and full knowledge of Printing. How can i apply for jobs in abroad?
hi! thanks for such great videos - I'm thinking of becoming a UX Designer, and am looking at either doing a degree route or online bootcamp, if I wanted to live and work in the UK one day what would you recommend I do? as I worry without a degree in design hiring managers won't accept my applications for jobs there! would you say I should rather do the degree route over a bootcamp - I have just finished high school overseas and plan to move to UK next year! would much appreciate nay advice you can give me!! thankyou :D
All those types discussed in the video.
Package Designer 0:52
Publication Designer 1:32
Motion Graphics Designer 2:13
Web Designer 2:46
UX Designer 3:42
UI Designer 4:13
Amit, thank you for adding the time stamps! I appreciate it. I'll actually be sure to include in my next video, too.
@@thecreativejene9591 That would be helpful
@@thecreativejene9591 what about logo designer, poster designer, instagram posts designer, etc?
are those other design jobs not included in this video? I wanna try to be a designer but still confused about the industry. starting from 0 here..
Are you an Indian Graphic Designer too bro?
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As a graphic designer for over 22 years now, I can absolutely say that MOST employers expect you (as a graphic designer) to know how to do ALL of THESE jobs. Just check any recent job posting for a "graphic designer". It's so broad, and they think you should and can DO IT ALL. In this career choice-more than most-you are expected to know it all. It's very hard to specialize.
Hey i have a question, do you think worth it to go to college ro learn graphic design, im 19 and i really like drawing and illustration and im on the fence on weather or not i should persue a degree in design or to just do something else like finance.
Really Nice For Clearing The Basic Doubts 😀❤️
Rana, thank you. So glad this helped!
Thank you, Jene. I will like to go into UI/UX designs... I am good with graphics designs.
Thank you so much for this video. I have been going back and forth between an associate's in Computer Information System or Graphic Design and your video has convinced me to pursue the Graphic Design degree.
LadyJ, awe I'm so glad that this helped. Wishing you the best on your degree path. You got this!
@@thecreativejene9591 thank you! 😊
Hello so I just graduated from Lattc and I’m going to cal state la in the fall however I want to do something with art being the fact that I love color and art and making things organized and aesthetically pleasing to the eye and I’m still exploring my options. But hearing you talk about each one peaked my interest in ui designer so thank you ☺️
Great job , I;m in love with your work
oop- what‘s that? a new channel in my subscription feed?
This is great advice!!
Melissa thank you!!!❤️
Thank you !
Of course!
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I am q package designer...still do everything else but that was the best category for me
I am thinking of going into this path as well, what's the best software you would recommend for learning purposes?
Markgraphics, that's great! Yes, a lot of skills and principles still overlap with graphic design. It's good to be familiar with many of them, though.
I really want to do graphics and design but am not a good artist but I love editing things
thanks for your video it was helpful
Thanks!
You are so welcome, Senae!
Where did social media designer fit in this 6 type
Thank you for sharing your video.
Lovly u inspired me thanks a lot from Bangladesh
I am new in graphic design so can I start with my phone
Can two roles co incide for example can a motion graphics be also be a ui/ux designer or that is some not possible or generally seen because of different workload?
Good Vibes only love you ❤
Thanks:))) liked video a lot
I'm interested in this field, I'm really good at art and this is now my 3rd career choice🙄, do you have any advice?
Graphic design is a terrible career choice. The problem is that it is too subjective and complicated. The Creative Director can basically make up any excuse or reason not to hire you including you use the wrong colors, they don't like your style or even if you are better than they are. It's also oversaturated and undervalued. Basically there are literally an infinite amount of styles, software programs, industries, deliverables and skillsets in the field. What this means is that when you apply to a job, the odds of you getting hired are basically 0. And if you do happen to be a good "match" there will likely be thousands of other designers you're competing with. And now with AI everything is just getting worse.
Which's the best designer type and which of then is highly in demande?
The "best" is up to each individual and what they prefer doing. The most in demand currently is UX/UI designer
There is another type of design job, which is an Artworker.
I'm studying graphic design but I don't know if I want to take it further into university. How do I know if graphics design is the right career for me?
Hi Risha! Thank you for your question. My advice would be to seek out mentors/communities who are already working in the field. Ask them questions about their day-to-day and how they manage projects. Try to get as much experience as you can with projects so that you can see if design is a career path that you would consider. Hope that this helps and good luck!
@@thecreativejene9591 thank you so much for you help. Just one more question, do you think graphic design is still on demand career?
Who els is watching this for class
She is funny
I really like your video but I want to ask you with a graphic design degree can I get a job in animation. Cuz I wish I could have changed my major while I'm still in community college but about to get my socialist degree next year.
If you get a graphic design degree you can have a chance in getting an animation job however you can also further your education and get a animation masters degree.
I recently started in my graphic design program in college and haven’t found any videos really explaining what jobs to expect out of school. This video was exactly what I’ve been looking for! Thanks so much!
Of course Dakota! So glad this was helpful.
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I've seen a number of jobs the are looking for people with both retail / graphic design experience.
I'm very new to the graphic design world. I'm starting school this fall. I'm not the best artist but I always been interested I'm how websites are made and I love colors💛
That's wonderful, Ava! It's okay if you don't know everything about graphic design. You can still learn the skills/techniques once you start your classes. As long as you have passion and willingness to learn you'll be okay. Hope this helps and best of luck starting school!
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2 years pass how u doing?
How are you doing now? What would you say is the most important thing to know beforehand and now that you’ve been at it for two years?
I have an Associates degree in Visual Arts. I am JUST now learning about graphic design and teaching myself. I'm not sure if graphic design is my "calling" but I do know for sure that it will have a major involvement with my success as an artist. I am completely out of work and am looking for a full time job in which I can be taught these skills from scratch. So my question basically is; do you know (or anyone else that my be reading this that doesn't mind helping me 😊) if there are graphic design jobs out there for complete beginners without the need for a graphic design degree? It would be incredible to find such a job, but I don't know if I qualify or if such a job exists.
I'm studying graphic design at the moment and was wondering what my next step would be after getting my diploma. This video has given me some really good ideas to start off with, thank you so much!
Hi Jena! Thank you and I'm so glad that this video was helpful for you. Sure! I would say your first step would be preparing a design portfolio that showcases your best projects and also reflects the type of position that you're interested in pursuing (e.g. Be sure to show some web design projects if you want to become a web designer). Next, build connections and network if you can. This can just help the job search process if you have a network of people that can recommend you, send you job openings, or just point you in a certain direction. It also helps to join a design community (there are so many like AIGA, Ladies Get Paid, etc). Hope this helps! I would be happy to share more if you'd like or have a video on this topic. Let me know and best of luck!
@@thecreativejene9591 Thanks a million, you are a gem!
Just be prepared to spin the creative wheel inside your head. It''s a fun career choice.
Love it! Great video! You were always the best artist in school! Can’t wait to see more from your channel
Taylor Nuzzolo thank you so much for supporting me! I really appreciate that! You’re so talented as well!!! Hope that you’re doing well and still creating❤️
Hi Bria.. Great info that I can pass on to my students and possibly use your video. Since there are very few black women in the field of technology, school counselors are constantly looking for creative ways engage and spark interest in the field.
Thank you cousin Tasha! I’m glad that this was good information. Yes I agree, I definitely want to inspire more black students to become interested in the field. Let me know if you come across a student who has any questions! Thank you for supporting me❤️
that intro tho
SoOsi, thank you!
I’ve been interested in graphic design since I was really young and I’ve put off college since I graduated high school because of the fear of job security and making a living. My local college offers a bachelor communications degree and I was wondering if that qualifies as the same thing? The description is telling me it is but I wanted to make sure I can find a job with that type of degree? Any feedback is greatly appreciated ❤️
So funny how this has always been something I’ve enjoyed doing… n only now starting to even consider to go to school for..
I'm a graphic designer and mostly worked on marketing projects (banner ads, emails, social media content, landing pages etc.). What I do is not really mentioned in your 6 types.
Can you inform me more with what you do? I took a interest in graphic design because I wanted to do what you just said, and I really couldn't find any information abt this anywhere
Can you explain your job role and which kind of graphic designer you are
@@tostitos1020 I thought I had replied to you, sorry. Anyway, if it still helps, this role is required in marketing departments of companies or in creative/marketing agencies. They need you to create or adapt a campaign graphic material to different communicstion media. I refer to this as a marketing graphic design role, and it's one of the most common that you can find in job descriptions but it's also not very well paid because it's not that specific.
@@dramahangover7183 I am a marketing graphic designer. I create or adapt graphic material for marketing campaigns to different media (in my case mostly digital). I am usually part of companies' marketing departments or creative/marketing agencies. Hope this helps!
This was very useful 😊🙏
I am high school student (freshman) and graphic design is my dream job!!! I love to design, create, make... I love creativity, colors and everything that is related to graphic design... But I have a problem! I dont know exacly what type of graphic designer i want to be....I like Package design but I also like Publication and Motion Design... Can I be all three of them?😂😂😂 I know,I have 4 years to figure it out hahah😂
"...or those annoying updates on your phone" Someone had a confrontation with a UX designer 😜 I'm kidding haha.
Thanks for the video. Appreciate it. The intro was really funny lol. Made me smile. I'm doing a degree related to design so it's really helpful :)
Awesommmme, I just started a graphic design degree, and I am totally excited about all the different paths I could take. Your video really helped me understand my options a little clearer. Thank you :)
Also, I love that ending :') "I was just yelling!!" lol >.
Patricia, you're so welcome! Yes, there are so many options and avenues that you can take. Best of luck on your degree path! :)
I am confused, they all look great things to do i don't know what I should persuade.
This is completely random, but did anyone else notice the irony of how the GAP website (2:53) had a Black Lives Matter statement but did not featured a single unambiguous black face out of around 12 models. (I did see 1 or maybe 2 ambiguous, possibly biracial faces, but that's consistent with the GAP's brand already).
Very random, but it caught my eye and that matters -- the action is more important than the statement.
That said, it has nothing to do with Jene, this channel, or the purpose of this video, so I digress!
This video was VERY helpful! Thank you!
LOVE the way we jumped into this!
I used this video to help my teenager find a career path that creative. Great work, this really broke it down! M.
Just on time! I needed this
Felice Walker thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Let me know if you have any more questions.
I’m starting my graphic design classes this fall
I always been interested in fashion
How pretty females take pics in clothes on websites
this was super helpful for a school project i'm working on, thank you so much!
Design skills make school projects look cooler. Even if you learn basics, you can bow your classmates' minds.
No " Logo Designer " No Business
You're right!
Great content! I might have a question where to begin if I wanna pursue ui/ux design career?
It seems like this would be a great thing if only they wanted to get on the information superhighway.
A UI/UX bootcamp. I heard they’re the best way to get your certificate.
Amazing video but try not to make it way too jokey. Add a slight touch of seriousness.
I'm new to graphics designing but can you help anyway you can?
I am interested in Publication Designer. Can you teach me how to start ?
Does album art consider as graphic design too?
Which field of graphic design would you say is in the highest demand? and how in-demand is being an illustrator?
There is a lot of demand for illustrators. However it's a super competitive field because it attracts people looking for short term work. I know someone who does it any they also do stuff like product design as well as teaching art classes.
What is the rate of getting hire ? Or is the way of being your boss ? What is the range of income in a year ?
u funny xD the role of a package designer killed me xD
This was helpful thank you God bless.
I am a pastry chef. I went to school for culinary arts and baking and pastry but I always had a heart for graphic design for some reason
You should definitely think of learning graphic design, web design. Being able to back as well as handle the marketing will make you extremely valuable to local bakeries and restraunts.
I plan to have a career change and pursue graphic design, and this video helps a lot in providing insights into what many opportunities lie in graphic design. Thanks for making this video! More power! :)
@far.796 you're so welcome and best wishes on your journey! Thank you:)
im 30 years old trying to transition into Graphic design, whats the best way to get experience apart from getting an unpaid internship
Hi Nicola! Thanks for your question. My advice would be freelancing. I would seek out people who are looking for designers. You could work on smaller client projects first (maybe a neighbor, relative, etc.) just to gain experience and build a portfolio. The best way to show that you’re a designer is showing that you’ve worked on a variety of projects. Freelancing with real clients is a great start. Hope this helps and good luck!
Like many of the people on this page I am new to Graphic Design. Everything I've learned about it I'm in love with so far. I'm only four months into my first year of college working on my graphic design bachelors degree. I love art and I love words. These things combined will be an amazing opportunity for me to delve into what I can really make. Thanks for breaking this field down a little bit for me. I've bookmarked this video to rewatch when I'm closer to the end of my studies. Hopefully by then I'll have a better idea which direction I will want to go and I think this video will be helpful then.
2years passed, how’s it going? I’m looking forward to pursue a career in it, would you advise me to still pursue it?
Where is logo and identity system come to play?
can you tell me the 7 visual elements you stated in the video
Thanks for your informative video. I am aware of packaging and I have been designing rugs as a design student. I am applying for a job as a trainee/apprentice at the moment for a place that does fairly simple projects which I'm really looking forward to.
Nice video, love the singing intro! I love design and just can decide what job better fit me
*Thanks for the video just wished if you mentioned what software's would I need in each type*
Not a problem! Thank you and I will keep that in mind for future videos.
Wait i have a question. What about people who make posters and marketing materials. Banners. Invitations to weddings
Hi @neomadega66 it really depends on the job description. Creating marketing materials (such as posters, banners, invitations, etc.) can still be considered a graphic design job. It’s possible that you can have multiple roles in your position, too. Hope that helps!
fresh and informative.
Thank you LaV C! I’m glad this was helpful
im just showing support👍🏾
Can you be all of them at the same time??
O jene thanks you are so lovely 😍
Image graphic designer
damn nice beat in the intro
In Bulgaria they make graphic designers do all of the things you mentioned combined together for 600 dollars per month. XD
They get mad at you if you complain and threaten you that you will be replaced. O___O
This is how Eastern Europe works sadly... :(
Where are you based?
bbq in the backgorund
Love from Pakistan
I love drawing a lot, I draw a lot at a very young age. At first, I'm no good, but after growing up, I've improved a lot.
I then went beyond drawing and gave life to my drawings (cartoon and anime), and I got a lot better.
I recently do POD designs for shirts, which can be like, for instance, for cat shirts with a funny saying or a phase at the top of the design.
I'm kind of addicted now, and customers love my designs. I rarely animate.
I would love a job for that sort of thing, but where do you think I should look, and what do you think would be best for me?
I don't have degrees.
I'm l love you jene
I love this vid, 👏give👏this👏gurl👏some👏subs👏
Sugar Cookie, awe thank you so much!
Thank you for explaining all of these career avenues! I have been hopping from one of these career options to the next as an interest without even being conscious that they all fell under the same umbrella of graphic design! This video help put it all into perspective and made me feel validated like I’m on the right track. Thank you!
No problem Gabi! I’m so glad this was helpful for you. Yes, there are so many avenues in graphic design and I felt the same way. Stay inspired and know that there’s a lot you can do.
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Do u need to know coding for any of these graphic design jobs?
Hi! I would say that you would need coding skills for some web design/web interface/UX design jobs, but it really depends on the role that you are applying to. Every design role is different and some roles have the potential to overlap. Hope this helps!
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Awe thanks Jen! I'm so glad that you like it! Feel free to let me know what new videos you would like me to share :)
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Hey Jene! Great video! I don't have a degree in graphic design, but I've been doing freelance for friends using Canva to design social media posts and videos. Is there a salary paid job that allows me to do that?
Hey Katherine! Thank you so much for watching and great question. There are quite a bit of social media related positions out there, in fact. Here are a few off the top of my head: A content creator, social media designer, social media coordinator or director, etc. I actually will be doing an updated "Types of Graphic Design Jobs" very soon so stay tuned! Many companies require that you have a degree of some form, but that really depends on the company on a case by case basis. Many times companies are looking for a person's experience for that particular position. So if you can show that you have skills/experience, this could help as well. Hope this helps and let me know if you'd like to discuss more!
Thanks for the video Jene'. I am a high school graphic arts teacher and will be showing your video in our job research lesson plans!
Timothy bewley, I'm so glad that this video could be helpful to your students! Thank you so much for the feedback and let me know if they need any other info!
I am Creative designer with 15 years of experience in the graphic design industry. Specializes in logo design, Business Card, Letterhead design, Brochure Design, Poster Design, Box Design, Sign Design, Label Design, Tag Design and full knowledge of Printing. How can i apply for jobs in abroad?
hi! thanks for such great videos - I'm thinking of becoming a UX Designer, and am looking at either doing a degree route or online bootcamp, if I wanted to live and work in the UK one day what would you recommend I do? as I worry without a degree in design hiring managers won't accept my applications for jobs there! would you say I should rather do the degree route over a bootcamp - I have just finished high school overseas and plan to move to UK next year! would much appreciate nay advice you can give me!! thankyou :D
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