https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_q87LEgh00
here is a video of me talking about why i didn't go to school for graphic design or art and instead went the freelance path and did my own thing haha wild wh

https://www.reddit.com/r/design_critiques/comments/ay1uyh/i_never_went_to_design_school_but_i_would_love_to/
A little background: My biggest regret was not going to design school. I was deterred from it when my aunt made fun of me for wanting to be a starving artist. I felt like I had to go to school for something technical, ended up majoring in IT, and then didn't even use it when I graduate. Now I work in a job almost completely unrelated to my degree.

https://makersrow.com/blog/2015/09/how-i-learned-from-the-best-without-going-to-fashion-school/
Maybe you didn't go to design school either, but that doesn't mean you can't get started on your own line. Take our free Sourcing 101 e-course today. More Unconventional Routes To Design: Design School vs the Real World: Things I Learned; Life At Sea: Learning Design Offline; Learning Fashion Design Online

https://www.good.is/articles/how-to-become-a-designer-without-going-to-design-school
Step 1. Learn to see. The biggest mistake is jumping into Photoshop too fast. Learning Photoshop does not make you a designer, just like buying paint brushes doesn't make you an artist. Start

https://designlab.com/blog/ultimate-guide-become-a-designer-without-going-design-school-part-two-portfolio-job-interview
Whatever your goals, take time to set them out, reflect on them, and identify the kinds of position that are most likely to lead you to a fulfilling career. 2. Build a portfolio. Once you've analyzed your goals, it's time to start thinking about how to present a portfolio. Treat your portfolio as a design project - in fact, as a very

https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion/designers-who-did-not-go-to-fashion-school
Photo: Getty Images. Karl Lagerfeld —who until his death had designed for Fendi for over 50 years and Chanel since 1983—is often praised as one of the most visionary fashion designers of his time, however, it may shock many to hear that the design genius never attended fashion school. After leaving home at 14 years old, Lagerfeld was living

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Design is subjective. One of the things I learned early on during college is that design and art are incredibly subjective. Some things will appeal to you, others won't. Sometimes professors will give you a direction in which to go to for a certain project and you won't agree with it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Design/comments/v2uxrp/designers_who_did_not_go_to_school_what_helped/
That didn't work out for me, so I switched majors. That didn't work out either, so I took a leave of absence from college. I always loved art and design, but I needed money, so I worked in grocery for a few years, and realized that if I didn't start doing something I loved, I'd be stuck in grocery forever.

https://slack.design/articles/hey-slack-design-i-didnt-go-to-school-for-product-design-will-i-be-able-to-make-it-in-the-industry-without-some-type-of-formal-education-what-can-i-do-to-differentiate-myself/
I didn't go to a renowned design school, though the school I did attend had a design program. I studied graphic design there, which led me to my first design job in Santiago, Chile. I was 20. I had never been to South America or lived abroad, and I didn't speak Spanish, but I was determined to experience the world.

https://gwenfox.com/2018/05/09/what-if-i-didnt-go-to-art-school/
Design is the foundation of good art and yes, the rules of design can be broken …but only when you have a full understanding of design. Accept the fact that you will produce many bad paintings. When I decided I wanted to paint abstracts I studied with abstract artists I admired and guess what….I sucked at painting abstracts!

https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/designers-who-didnt-study-fashion
Jennifer Shyue. August 7, 2015, 1:00 PM. For fashion people and school people alike, September is an important month. As students across the country head back into the classrooms, fashion

https://wayfarerdesignstudio.com/blog/5-things-that-i-didnt-learn-in-design-school
Let me start by saying this - I loved going to college for design. I had great professors and learned so much while I was there. BUT when I started Wayfarer about a month after I graduated, I quickly realized that there's a lot of stuff that they don't teach you. Things that are really important if

https://makersrow.com/blog/2016/07/famous-designers-that-didnt-finish-school/
Karl Lagerfeld. At the age of 14, Karl Lagerfeld made the bold decision, with the blessing of his parents, to move to Paris. He submitted sketches and fabric samples to design competitions and ended up taking first place in the coat category. Soon, Lagerfeld had full time work with French designer Pierre Balmain, first as a junior assistant

https://www.reddit.com/r/graphic_design/comments/15orgiu/to_you_a_selftaught_graphic_designer_who_didnt_go/
I have a foundation diploma in art & design from high school and continued to a non degree design progam. Already graduated and landed a job in a digital agency. Honestly, in the program I applied to just cover the basics and the rest is self-taught.

https://www.designweek.co.uk/issues/april-2014/what-they-didnt-teach-you-in-design-school/
What They didn't Teach you in Design School is a real gem. If you're a student, buy it. Come to think of it, if you're an experienced designer, buy it - you'll learn things. I have. What They Didn't Teach you in Design School, by Professor Phil Cleaver, is published by Ilex priced at £14.99. —-

https://designshack.net/articles/business-articles/7-things-you-didnt-learn-in-design-school-but-use-every-day/
After years of working in design, there are so many aspects of the field (or art) that have changed and evolved, but the basics are at the root of everything. A foundation in design theory and a good eye will get you a long way. Soft skills are important as well. Building relationships is one of the parts of design work that often gets overlooked.

https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/fixer-upper-host-joanna-gaines-breaks-rules-didnt-go-design-school.html/
The couple started working together on both personal and professional projects after they wed. Joanna honed her decorating skills while speaking with customers at her first retail store, Magnolia

https://www.fishbowlapp.com/post/i-didnt-go-to-design-school-and-it-always-makes-me-feel-inadequate-when-people-bring-it-up
Response 1 of 17: Are your designs any good? If not then you should feel terrible. If they are good then you have the last laugh.

https://www.reddit.com/r/artschool/comments/k1dtg9/can_i_get_into_art_school_without_taking_art_in/
it really depends on the school. the art school i'm at currently didn't require people to have taken art, although you did need a very strong portfolio to get in without the class. if you do find an art school that you're interested in that doesn't require you to have taken the class then I would still recommend taking a night class of some type to help build your portfolio and get

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Mì hermana quiere que le compre el apartamento porque ayude a mi hermano con las facturas médicas. Ahora mi madre quiere cortar conmigo porque me negué

https://www.reddit.com/r/graphic_design/comments/4j5ak3/college_didnt_prepare_me/
Here's the thing: unless someone was doing a bunch of stuff outside of school, the chances that they have WordPress, animation, or web design experience is pretty slim. 99/100 people I've interviewed straight out of school only have any passing knowledge of that stuff if they took an optional course.

https://www.reddit.com/r/college/comments/vw39g7/i_no_longer_enjoy_my_major_graphic_design/
Take a detox off graphic design and spend sometime on hobbies that soothe you or go on a vacation. Like you said you always have the option to not go anymore and at least you have some experience in college and tried out different classes so you'll have the knowledge and opportunity to not be stuck at a dead end job. 6.

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Funeral Service for Arlie "Dan" "Dandy" Schetrompf Service will begin at 11 am at Hancock Assembly of God Service will be Officiated by Pastor Don Preston

https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtistLounge/comments/153005j/i_wanna_take_up_an_arts_design_school_but_my_mom/
I've also heard many stories of established artists on social media saying art school didn't help much, only left them with debt. Some others praise it, but a common theme is they use it to network as much as possible, and the debt is still a huge burden. Also, a degree in art will not land you a job.

https://www.reddit.com/r/graphic_design/comments/1a3z4v/did_you_go_to_school_for_design/
i went to school for design. i would suggest getting your degree if for nothing else to get the job you want. in today's economy of over saturation, jobs that would normally be held by people with adequate skills and no degree are being taken by people with degrees desperate for a job. also, the requirements for the better design jobs are getting tougher and usually a 4 year degree is the