Proposed Position Statement.
1. Ideally I would like to find myself working in London after graduating, as I love the city and feel it is at the heart of modern day British graphic design. Although I do have aspirations to travel and possibly work abroad at some stage.
2. I aim to work for an established and reputable company, with an average amount of employees (say a dozen), as I feel my qualities are best served as part of a team as opposed independently.
3. I imagine I will produce work for clients of all sizes as they I am interested in the aesthetics of design which small scale clients often entail. Producing look books and publications on fashion companies and designers would be perfect. I would also love to walk into places and do the whole 'look I did that' scenario.
4. I would consider working with almost any type of client. Big, small, eco, controversial etc. Obviously I have my own opinions and outlooks on life, but none strong enough to stop me deciding against accepting work (I imagine something may come up which I will have to decline though). I also really want to produce something of a certain controversial level.
5. I mainly see myself working with editorial/publishing design. I feel my knowledge of type and layout is my strongest asset, and definitely my favourite area to work within. I would like to work with the of produce art based publications, such as design magazines or fashion look books.
6. Another area I am interested in is branding. I have an appreciation for the level of effect the subtle nuances that companies logos or identities can contain, giveng that company a more impressive visual aesthetic to the next.
7. With both of the previous in mind, I would ideally like to work in high end print, producing work with both a high consideration of the qualities of visual and tactile presence. Having said that I feel I can produce effective work with restricted briefs and limited money.
8. A slick easy navigational website will be important to have over the next couple of years, along with a blog, both which will hopefully gain some exposure. A unique business card with a personal touch will be paramount, to seal the deal as such with people I meet or people who see my work.
9. I want to obtain a design direction which is obviously not unique, because that is something near to impossible, but something which can always be linked back to me and obvious that I produced it or had some input into the aesthetic.
10. In ten years time I want to have worked in a reputable design company, travelled and possibly worked around USA and Europe and possibly start thinking about starting my own business!
Im tired just reading this! all achievable stuff Aaron.good,wide range of creative areas- let's get placements in a selection so you can see where you heart lies-might still be all of them!see you tomorrow.x
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