>>451917
>the quality of the stuff you've posted (if it's yours) already tells me you're geared up for at least amateur-mid level gigs
the OP image is from i-D magazine but the other is mine, thank you
a lot of my work is kind of bland even to me, lot of what I call "instagram design" tier "posters" but that's something I'm already setting out to fix
been in kind of a creative rut but the motivation is coming back

>this is of course up to you but to me this is sounding like a no-brainer
I think so too, I think I was just looking for some kind of confirmation that this isn't a stupid decision to make
I'm close enough to starting that they already gave me the list of books I need so I think that alone will me start me off on a good foot before I jump into paid online courses

Back | Go to board

Board:

/gd/

Thread:

Is going to college (either for a degree or a certificate in design) a waste of money when things like skillshare and udemy exist?I've been…

Is going to college (either for a degree or a certificate in design) a waste of money when things like skillshare and udemy exist?
I've been…