Here's a great article for the AIGA website: How to find your first job
Check out our San Diego City College graphic design portfolios at this link.
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Sign up for Mobile Experience Design this Fall ART G 126
We are excited to offer a new course to Intermediate level students in our new lab in the Arts Humanities building.
Mobile Experience Design will be taught by Paul Drohan, Executive Design Director of the award winning interactive firm Digitaria. Paul also teaches our web page design class and is an aluni of San Diego City College.
This intermediate course explores the best practices and strategies of successful mobile experience design. Emphasis is placed on understanding the basics of mobile web and application design, mobile first strategies, elements of mobile design, adaptive and responsive design and user experience. The course is tailored to the student in graphic design working towards building a portfolio for graduation. Each component and class assignment is intended to assist in effectively communicating your ability as a designer to visualize and execute a strong viewpoint, plan and voice.
ARTG 126 Intermediate Digital Media 2: Mobile Experience Design
41522 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday/Thursday in AH 406 Paul Drohan
ARTG 144 Web Page Design
51654 6:00-8:30pm Monday/Wednesday in AH 406 Paul Drohan
Mobile Experience Design will be taught by Paul Drohan, Executive Design Director of the award winning interactive firm Digitaria. Paul also teaches our web page design class and is an aluni of San Diego City College.
This intermediate course explores the best practices and strategies of successful mobile experience design. Emphasis is placed on understanding the basics of mobile web and application design, mobile first strategies, elements of mobile design, adaptive and responsive design and user experience. The course is tailored to the student in graphic design working towards building a portfolio for graduation. Each component and class assignment is intended to assist in effectively communicating your ability as a designer to visualize and execute a strong viewpoint, plan and voice.
ARTG 126 Intermediate Digital Media 2: Mobile Experience Design
41522 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday/Thursday in AH 406 Paul Drohan
ARTG 144 Web Page Design
51654 6:00-8:30pm Monday/Wednesday in AH 406 Paul Drohan
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Sign up for ARTG 135 Professional Practices
ARTG 135 Professional Practices
Professor MaeLin Levine
Professor MaeLin Levine
This course is a practical study of professional practices for graphic designers. Emphasis is placed on employment opportunities, freelance, and small business creation in the graphic design field. Students work on real-world projects to assess their strengths and weaknesses, create a personal brand, and interact with various working professionals. Topics also include self-promotion, contracts, and professional networking. This course is designed for students majoring in graphic design. Associate Degree Credit & transfer to CSU.
This course will NOT be a project intensive course, great to take this course either concurrently with Portfolio, just after completing Portfolio or before embarking on the Portfolio preparation track!
We will be visiting a variety of design businesses from boutique design firms, to advertising/marketing agencies, to in-house communications departments, hearing from seasoned professionals, potential employers on how to break in and be prepared for opportunities, here are just a few:
-Mthº
http://themthdegree.com
-I.D.E.A
http://www.theideabrand.com
-Jacob Tyler
http://www.jacobtyler.com/branding-agency-work/
-MiresBall
http://www.miresball.com
-SquarePeg Packaging
http://www.teamsquarepeg.com
-Salk Institute
http://www.salk.edu
-Vitro
http://vitroagency.com
Beyond having a great portfolio, what are employers really looking for when hiring young designers? Once hired, how do you keep the job and when is it time to move on? What is the breadth and scope of work I might expect in my career? How to plot a successful design career? What's the difference between an advertising agency, design firm, in-house department? How do I become a "freelancer"? What to charge and how?
Professor MaeLin Levine is an AIGA National Fellow and past President of the American Institute of Graphic Arts San Diego chapter. She is a principal of Visual Asylum and has also attended the Harvard business school. She will help you bridge the gap from student to professional designer. ONLY twenty (20) seats available, register early!
Professor MaeLin Levine is an AIGA National Fellow and past President of the American Institute of Graphic Arts San Diego chapter. She is a principal of Visual Asylum and has also attended the Harvard business school. She will help you bridge the gap from student to professional designer. ONLY twenty (20) seats available, register early!
ARTG 135 - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES (3.0 Units )
http://schedule.sdccd.edu/index.cfm?action=search_class
CRN 01817
MW
04:00 PM-07:10 PM
CITY AH401
08-18 to 12-16
Thursday, July 3, 2014
New Course in the Fine Art Program
New Course: ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS TODAY
00420 ARTF104 ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS TODAY MW 3:10-4:35 AH 404
This is a new survey course of the fields of art and design and a transfer course for SDSU team taught by Wayne Hulgin [fine art] and Candice López [graphic design].
Fall 2014 Graphic Design Class Schedule
There has never been a better time to get started or continue your studies with us at San Diego City College Graphic Design. This Fall we move into the new Arts and Humanities building with amazing classrooms, graphic design resource room full of books and digital lab. Our incredible faculty are leaders in the graphic design field and can help you build your skills and portfolio.
Beginning Level:
Beginning Level:
BASIC GRAPHIC DESIGN
79421 ARTG100 BASIC
GRAPHIC DESIGN M/W 9:35
AM-12:45 AH402 Candice López/Rafael López
00345 ARTG100 BASIC
GRAPHIC DESIGN T/Th 6:00
PM-9:10
PM AH402 MaeLin Levine
BOOK ARTS
88649 ARTG174A BOOK ARTS I Th 12:45 PM-6:00PM AH405
Andrea Singer
DIGITAL MEDIA on
campus
51647 ARTG125 DIGITAL MEDIA TR 1:00 PM-4:10PM AH406
Julie Warren
DIGITAL MEDIA online
55936 ARTG125 DIGITAL
MEDIA
Fully Online
Julie Warren
GRAPHIC DESIGN HISTORY on campus
89279 ARTG118 GRAPHIC DESIGN HISTORY T/Th 9:00 AM-10:25 AM AH 401
Candice López
THIS CLASS WILL MEET ON-CAMPUS FOR THE FIRST 8-WEEKS AND MEET ONLINE
FOR THE SECOND 8-WEEKS.
GRAPHIC DESIGN HISTORY online
71662 ARTG118 GRAPHIC DESIGN HISTORY Fully Online
71677 ARTG118 GRAPHIC DESIGN HISTORY Fully Online
71686 ARTG118 GRAPHIC DESIGN HISTORY Fully Online
TYPOGRAPHY
41506 ARTG106 TYPOGRAPHY M/W 1:00 PM-04:10 AH402 Amy Becraft
79661 ARTG106 TYPOGRAPHY M/W 4:30 PM-7:40 PM AH402 Amy Becraft
Intermediate Level
INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL MEDIA 2
41522 ARTG126 INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL MEDIA T/Th 6:00 PM-9:10 PM AH406
Paul Drohan
INTERMEDIATE GRAPHIC
DESIGN I: PAGE LAYOUT
59758 ARTG124 PAGE
LAYOUT M/W 9:35
AM-12:45 PM AH 404
Sean Bacon
Sean Bacon
INTERMEDIATE GRAPHIC
DEISGN 2: IDENTITY SYSTEMS AND PACKAGING
64981 ARTG133 INTERMEDIATE GRAPHIC DESIGN 2 T/Th 2:30-5:40PM AH402
Min Choi
WEB PAGE DESIGN
51654 ARTG144 WEB
PAGE GRAPHIC DESIGN M/W 6:00
PM-8:30 PM AH406
Paul Drohan
Advanced Level
PORTFOLIO A
70823 ARTG148A PORTFOLIO
A T/Th 9:35
AM-12:45
PM AH404
Sean Bacon
ADVANCED TYPOGRAPHY
52450 ARTG206 ADVANCED
TYPOGRAPHY M/W 6:00
PM-9:10 PM AH 404
Amy Levine
Amy Levine
New Course: PROFESSIONAL
PRACTICES IN DESIGN
01817 ARTG135 PROFESSIONAL
PRACTICES M/W 4:00
PM-7:10 PM AH401 MaeLin Levine
This exciting new course will give you the skills needed to transition from being a student designer to a professional. You will develop promotional materials, learn practical skills like how a studio/agency functions, how to price jobs, salaries, keep timecards, interface with professionals and the business of design. This is the perfect class for intermediate/advanced students looking to enter the job field or recent grads.
This exciting new course will give you the skills needed to transition from being a student designer to a professional. You will develop promotional materials, learn practical skills like how a studio/agency functions, how to price jobs, salaries, keep timecards, interface with professionals and the business of design. This is the perfect class for intermediate/advanced students looking to enter the job field or recent grads.
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