Building an ever-evolving professional portfolio is fundamental to getting work in the design industry. But how do you craft a professional-level presentation of work when you’re still learning the ropes?
Sessions Online Schools of Art and Design ("Sessions") has responded to this and other challenges identified through the members of DesignSessions™, its industry-leading online community for design students.
Make Your Portfolio POP™ delivers insider guidance from nine successful designers who are Sessions design instructors. The colorful fourteen-page guide is packed with tips and insights that help visual designers avoid the pitfalls that can undermine the presentation of their work. The guide gives both experienced and fledgling designers the knowledge to select and skillfully present their work to get the jobs or clients they really want.
Free to all, this guide provides unique perspectives on how successful visual designers make their work stand out and win clients or employment.
Designers featured in this guide are: Jordon Schranz, Stephen Voss, Piper Nilsson, David Witt, Chris Georgenes, Laura Schwamb, Gabriela Monroy, Thom McKenna, and Nathaniel Stein.
This guide is the first in a series of six free guides that will be available soon. Soon to be released are: Make Your Photographs POP™, Make Your Web Sites POP™, Make Your Branding Work™, Make Your Layouts POP™, and Make Your Animations POP™.
To request a copy of Sessions Make Your Portfolio POP™ guide, click here:
https://www.sessions.edu/reg/forms/indexform1c.asp?press_release
This article was last modified on January 18, 2023
This article was first published on February 23, 2007
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