So I’m sorta middle aged and I’ve been a “designer” (I’ve always hated that pretentious term, plus a lot of people I see call themselves that are straight up trash) for about 20 years on and off. I’ve done pretty much all flat work- logos, print, mostly apparel stuff. I haven’t done it as an actual day job for almost 10 years cuz I just got burnt out but have always done it at home, fun or freelance, and try to keep fresh. I don’t like my current “normal” job so I’ve been hunting, but pretty much every job I look up these days is always design with web or UX/UI attached. Is it worth trying to learn all that shit at this point? I’ve had thoughts of giving up but I’m stubborn and hate getting beat. Plus I see people like Draplin and his logos and all that and it’s super inspiring. So I dunno, am I too far gone? What do you veteran designers like me who have been there since AI7/PS5 think? I’d love for you people to weigh in. Also I’m a big boy and can take whatever criticism or whatever you throw my way. Thank you very much, people!
Great design resource
100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People (Voices That Matter)
Submitted June 06, 2019 at 05:29PM by joevasion http://bit.ly/2Z9BD5Y
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