I just finished my 6-week Digital Drafting for Interior Design class at Los Angeles Mission College. The class was about learning AutoCAD and SketchUp, two programs I have been using for years. I took the class because I want to get the Certificate of Achievement for Digital Interior Design. Since I was already familiar withContinue reading “Digital Drafting Class”
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Visual Identity Guide
This is a documentation of my journey of creating branding for a local bakery café that desperately needed creative help when COVID-19 hit. I was clueless and had to figure out everything. Many thanks to wonderful professors at Arts Media & Performance at LAMC for their support and encouragement! There is still so much toContinue reading “Visual Identity Guide”
[Guest Post] How to Get Your Art Noticed
Photo Credit: Eddy Klaus via Unsplash under License Getting Started The art business is notoriously tough to break into. Getting your art noticed by art galleries, potential employers and art enthusiasts requires a lot of hard work, the right platforms and persistence. Building up your portfolio, creating a strong social media strategy and online artContinue reading “[Guest Post] How to Get Your Art Noticed”
[Survey] Help Designers Improve
I often wonder, as a designer, if I am offering what people want/need. I am certain there are many things I can improve or change but people are not telling me. I can easily find reasons why people should hire designers. But I can’t find why people prefer not to work with designers. What ifContinue reading “[Survey] Help Designers Improve”
CAD Myths Clarified
Being a formally educated designer and having been providing architectural/construction drafting services to design professionals for over a decade, I find most people, even professionals in the industry, are not clear about CAD (Computer Aided Drafting). CAD is the way to design. CAD is a production and communication tool, not a design tool. CAD isContinue reading “CAD Myths Clarified”
MICHELLE CHIANG 