April 29, 2013
As in-house designers, we often become immersed in our companies, causing us to lose perspective on our assignments and, more insidiously, on appropriate behaviors and ethics. Learn to identify if you’ve fallen prey to “brand blindness” and adopted the company culture wholesale, and use your creativity to improve the culture instead.
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As a mother of two and a full-time art director at Savage, I regularly battle the ups and downs of being a mom in a designer’s world. Although it can be overwhelming at times, it can also be highly rewarding. As everyone handles the balance in their own way, I’ve assembled some thoughts and advice for creative working mothers.
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May 01, 2013
If instances of self-questioning about working in-house become a catalyst for self-doubt, why not redirect some of that energy toward constructive self-evaluation? We can’t count on having control over everything that affects our design careers, but we can establish focus, build accountability and develop a newfound sense of assurance about our professional trajectory in-house.
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April 29, 2013
It takes a special right brain/left brain blend of interests and skills to succeed as an in-house designer. These 10 strategies will help you develop your expertise, strengthen your reputation and ultimately build a successful career in the “in-house neighborhood.”
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November 27, 2007
What’s the best way to choose the best ideas? Caplan recommends a little imposed randomness: try putting them up on a wall and seeing what sticks.
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March 04, 2013
As a design student, learning how to give and receive feedback is an essential skill that extends beyond the classroom. Here are some tips for students (and instructors) for participating in a critique.
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Great designers need more than good ideas to succeed. In this exclusive members-only webinar series, visionary
designers pair with Adobe experts to offer guidance to help lead
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