The young Cuban designer tells us how Domestika boosted her creativity and led her to place third in the Domestika contest. In the dynamic world of design and illustration, talent finds its way in many forms. For Wanda, a recent graduate in Visual Communication Design from the Instituto Superior de Diseño (ISDi) in Havana, Cuba, Domestika became a key platform in her creative development. After participating in the Domestika Contest and being named one of the winners, her confidence and motivation have reached new heights. She shares her experience on the platform, the lessons that have shaped her journey, and the impact this recognition has had on her career. How did you discover Domestika, and what motivated you to join the platform? I first came across Domestika during my studies at ISDi. One of my professors, noticing my passion for illustration, recommended several courses—many of them from Domestika. From that moment, I was drawn to the platform and its content. What really pushed me to officially join was the Character Design Contest, an opportunity I simply couldn’t pass up. How many Domestika courses have you taken, and which ones are your favorites? Throughout my studies, I’ve explored numerous Domestika courses, guided by my professor’s recommendations. However, illustration-focused courses—especially those related to scene and character creation—have been my favorites. I love the variety of approaches and techniques that each instructor brings, and I’m always eager to learn from their tips and tricks.
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Kolkata, India
Life of an Architect.
A course by Alex Hillkurtz
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