Graphic Design Students

Designer – Any tips for students of graphic design? Any advice on the use of new materials?

Receive the best materials! Investing in a Macintosh computer, either a tower or laptop to study. Here is the link to Apple, where you can see and compare different models. Make sure you're getting the latest system, which was presented recently: http://www.apple.com As a student who is for the purchase of educational software versions your library or university data center qualify. These are full versions of burning software at a fraction of the price. Creative Suite 3 is what you want for the basics to start. Later, if you are web designer, who also decide to buy Web packages. You can search and download the software for a trial version for 30 days: http://www.adobe.com Here are some web sites that sell software to students: = http://www.campustech.com/c/campust/title1.html?mv_arg=ADB105&mv_pc Google And gclid = CJiBpK7u_I8CFTkjFQodBGD4-A http://www.shopbot.com.au/p-58154-1187487.html prefer most of my equipment and software bought: http://www.macmall.com The Excellent service and helpful staff. Start building a portfolio NOW. Do not delay. Set the graphic or photo quality of the artwork in your portfolio. Get customer testimonial letters and ask for recommendations! Look, things around you. If you have a leaflet that would love to see you make a copy and store all these things a folder. Maybe you just want to use as future reference. If you are very, very motivated, please contact the above graphic designers in your area and ask if you can work with them as a traineeship. Internships are usually unpaid, but to learn what they are worth a fortune! The industry is constantly changing, all day! But that's the fun and challenge of IT and experience a little different every day! Best wishes!

Otis Graduate Graphic Design Students in the Letterpress Lab