- What common characteristics, if any, do successful graphic designers possess?
- What steps do graphic designers need to take in order to produce successful work (i.e. ad campaigns, etc)?
- What are the most important questions should graphic designers ask clients?
- What important skills must graphic designers learn which are not taught in classes?
- What skills in general are important for a graphic designer?
- What is the best way for one to conceptualize an original concept?
- Is drawing inspiration from past designs looked down upon? If so, why? If not, what are the best sources for these?
- Are there any characteristics that are common among successful designs (i.e. ad campaigns, award winning publications, etc)? If so, what?
- Is there a set "design process" which all designers follow? If so, what and elaborate. If not, why?
- What is the biggest factor to take a design from good to great?
- How do designers get inspired? How do they maintain the motivation and inspiration throughout the design process?
- What is the typical day for graphic designers?
- What is the biggest challenge being a graphic designer?
- I recently had another interview with graphic designer Sylvia Ly. She mentioned that the audience plays a huge role in determining what a design will be. Do you agree or disagree? Explain.
- She also explained that Web Design is a popular field for designers to go in. What differences in skill are there between editorial designers and web designers?
- When is a graphic designer considered "successful?"
- What key things do you think are essential to designing? Are these standard among all designers?
- What resources do good graphic designers utilize in terms of inspiration/creating the actual work?
- What characteristics are necessary for EVERY graphic designer?
- What's the difference between digital art and graphic design? Does one need to know digital art in order to be a graphic designer?
Friday, February 24, 2012
Fourth Interview Questions
I plan on interviewing Chris Green, a graphic designer with over 15 years of experience at Tetra Tech in Pasadena. If I can, I would like to interview Michelle Bandach, the owner of one of my all time favorite design blogs and a designer herself. (It's one of the links on the side. I don't remember which one.)
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