An old illustration of mine back in 2013. This was used for a T-Shirt design competition held in my campus. Pretty much describing a visual communication student, right?
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- There are TOO MUCH ways to express your creativity. Feeling down? You can always start to take your pencil and sketch. Trying to persuade people? Make visual medias.
- Being a night owl is not a big deal, because you're getting used to it... Or maybe a big deal because tomorrow is the deadline.
- Whimsical tastes on almost everything. Because being mainstream is not really good for your designs.
- You will find yourself staring on good designs. And of course, being constantly bugged with bad designs.
- You will read more than ever. Trust me this is true.
- People will constantly tease you because you always draw. But don't you ever worry because your "they-said-nonsense" drawings make money. Kaching.
- Improved time management skills. There are lots of things to do and you better keep it on track, dude.
- Sometimes your works are even more famous than yourself, because this. Thing. Happened. To. Me. Twice. Or. More. Duh.
- There are lots of new words and vocabularies to brag on. Let me give you an example: It's no longer font. It's typeface.
- You will forced to be a lot more productive.
- You will understand and laugh at designers and art students jokes around the internet. And relate them to your life.
- And... No matter how tired we are as a visual communication student, we always proud being one!
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Credit:
Thanks to Valencia Ng for asking this question via ask.fm!
