Creating Personal Projects: Revolutionize Your Portfolio

Choosing the best idea

A course by Gustavo Garcia , Creative Director and Designer

95% positive reviews (19)

737 students

Audio: Portuguese

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About the video: Choosing the best idea

Overview

“How can we see which path is more interesting and where can we rely on to make the best decision?”

In this video lesson Gustavo Garcia addresses the topic: Choosing the best idea, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creating Personal Projects: Revolutionize Your Portfolio. Learn to develop projects with a story and personality and make your design portfolio stand out in the market..

Partial transcription of the video

“Until now, we collected a lot of information and generated several possible ideas for the project. Now, the next step is to understand which is the most suitable for us to reach our goal. The problem is that when we work with personal projects, these solitary decisions can seem very difficult. Therefore, I would like to share some tips and tricks that can help you make the best decision. What is the idea that most instigates you to execute? What is it about her that attracts you the most? Is it the challenge of execution? Is it the situation she will put you in? Is it generating conversatio...”

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Course summary for: Creating Personal Projects: Revolutionize Your Portfolio

Level: Beginner
95% positive reviews (19)
737 students
4 units
14 lessons (1h 15m)
7 downloads

Category
Design
Areas
Art Direction, Creativity, Design, Graphic Design, Portfolio Development

Gustavo Garcia

A course by Gustavo Garcia

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Creative Director and Designer

Designer Gustavo Garcia worked in some advertising agencies until he founded his own design studio focused on branding, Papanapa. In it, Gustavo creates and coordinates projects for clients of all sizes and industries: from DJs to construction companies, from restaurants to technology companies.

Throughout his career, he has exhibited his work in Spain, the United States and Brazil and has collaborated on more than thirty projects recognized by Brazilian and international awards. Gustavo was also a professor and coordinator of the graphic design course at the Miami Ad School.