#Design School

Some things I learned from my 4 years of design school: • Don’t share all your ideas •Work and move in silence • Try and experiment with everything • Be extraordinary with 2-3 skills •Apply for everything everywhere (competitions, scholarships, shows, grants, etc. •Make friends in other art fields NETWORK •Always give it your all, as if it’s going straight into your portfolio the more refined the less revision later on. #graphicdesignstudent #feed #designcommunity

DON’T COMPARE YOURSELF TO OTHERS. Everyone is on their own journey. (small mistake in editing towards the end pls ignore) design school, applying to design school, portfolio, graphic design, interior design, architecture, motion media, scad, parsons, mica, students, design #design #explorepage #vlog #artistic #fyp

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WEEK 08 | Industrial Design 5. Semester #industrialdesign #design #designstudent #univlog

Learn how to design faster and smarter in Adobe Illustrator. In this tutorial, I share practical tools and techniques to improve your workflow, create cleaner vector graphics, and build professional designs. Perfect for beginners and designers who want to level up their Illustrator skills. Save this reel to keep learning. #graphicdesigntutorial #graphicdesign #adobeillustrator #tutorial

FINALLY, a new video!! editing is hard and bed rotting is just TOO GOOD. anyways, don’t expect a nicely planned/edited video like this for future posts. Block had me stressing so i had no time to set up my shots as nicely as i did for this video! but i did record a lot! I have 1-2 more videos planned for this GD project so stay tuned! hope you guys enjoy! - #vlog #graphicdesign #artstudent #art #artmajor #design #graphicdesignmajor #artmajor

"STORYTIME" this is our end term (jury) project, which is made out of clay. one of the parts fell and broke on the railway station, so we had two options either to throw it away or remould it as it wasn't completely dry. we choose to remould it😍 . . . . [design student, design school, assignments, projects, product design, local train, designer] #productdesign #designschool #trendingsong #foryoupage #art

first year is almost done I can’t believe it #architecture #architecturestudent #firstyeararchitecture #modelbuilding #drafting

We are finally approaching the end of Spring Semester! When do you find yourself being the most productive? Are you an early bird or more of a night owl? #boston #architecture #college #design #interior #landscapedesign #interiordesign #interiorarchitecture #architecturestudent #designstudent #newengland #bostonmassachusetts

Thinking of becoming a graphic designer but can’t draw? Read this! 👇 There’s this popular misconception that graphic designers know how to draw really well... Well, no. At least not me. And guess what? It’s never held me back in my design career. Do I wish I could just sketch something effortlessly? Sometimes. But with practice and patience, I create exactly what I need for my design projects. So if you’re thinking about becoming a graphic designer but you’re scared you won’t make it because you can’t paint beautiful still lifes… 
The truth is, you don’t need to be an amazing illustrator to succeed in graphic design. There’s SO much more to graphic design than drawing - grid systems, color theory, composition, font hierarchy, etc. I think that’s way more valuable than just having great drawing skills when it comes to design! #graphicdesign #graphicdesigntips #designcareer #designinspiration #creativelifestyle #creativetips #illustration

designing at night ✨ - - - #productdesign #design #industrialdesign #interiordesign #designer #product #designinspiration #graphicdesign #art #productdesigner #uxdesign #furnituresesign #ux #architecture #productphotography #ui #uidesign #branding #userexperience #innovation #furniture #uiux #interiors #sketch #designthinking #photography #illustration #handmade

Mini Art Lesson: How to Use the Big–Medium–Small Principle in Design! ✨ A few easy ways to use this principle: 1️⃣ Single objects:�Break forms into big, medium, and small shapes—like when you’re lighting a rock or any complex object. 2️⃣ Character design:�Use big shapes for the main body, medium shapes for clothing/hair, and small shapes for accessories. Instant appeal + better silhouettes. 3️⃣ Full paintings:�Apply big/medium/small to your composition, shape language, shadows, highlights—pretty much everywhere. This simple trick makes your art more dynamic, balanced, and way nicer to look at. Give it a try! 🎨🔥 #bigmediumsmall #designprinciples #visualdevelopment #backgrounddesign #artlesson