Digital Art Direction

Show yourself to the world

A course by Adrián Somoza , Art Director and Interactive Designer

95% positive reviews (350)

5,847 students

Audio: Spanish, English, French, Italian, Portuguese

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About the video: Show yourself to the world

Overview

“And last (but not least), how to publish our project on networks. In this case I show you the platforms that I usually use, but remember that you can also show your work in your Domestika profile.”

In this video lesson Adrián Somoza addresses the topic: Show yourself to the world, which is part of the Domestika online course: Digital Art Direction. Learn to design a visual and interactive landing page.

Partial transcription of the video

“Well. now that we've delivered the project to the client and they loved it. what we have to do next is how to present it to the world and its importance in capitalizing on all our work and gaining exposure. This step is crucial and must not be overlooked. Let me guide you through the process of how to do it... I make a post on Behance. and a quick shot on Riva. We'll keep it brief. without diving into much detail. just to give you a basic idea of what it entails and its essence. to provide a fundamental understanding of what elements to consider when showcasing work. Regarding Behance. I'm ...”

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Course summary for: Digital Art Direction

Level: Beginner
95% positive reviews (350)
5847 students
4 units
12 lessons (2h 2m)
2 downloads

Category
Design
Software
Adobe Photoshop, Sketch
Areas
Information Design, Marketing, UX / UI, Web Design

Adrián Somoza

A course by Adrián Somoza

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Art Director and Interactive Designer

Adrián Somoza started out working as a freelance digital graphic designer for family and friends. It wasn't long however, before Aerolab came knocking on his door offering him work with startups from Silicon Valley as well as major companies in his home country of Argentina.

He later began working for R/GA, which led him to collaborate with big-name clients including Google, Samsung, Nike, and Netflix, acquiring the responsibility of impacting the lives of many with his designs.