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Just Started My Journey into figma!!! Currently crafting a redesign for uber website and diving deep into prototypes. Continuously learning and exploring the vast world of design, animation, and prototypes. Excited about the great design journey so far, and many more lessons to learn—prototypes, animation, and beyond Each project is a new adventure, and the journey includes immersive learning—prototypes, animation, and more. Excited to learn by making new projects, ready for the creative ride ahead! #FigmaDesign #ContinuousLearning #AnimationExploration #DesignJourney #uiuxdesign #uiuxdesigner #figma #figmacommunity #linkedincommunity #linkedin #figmadesigner #uber #uberlandia #prototype #uiuxdeveloper #internship #project #2024goals #newyear2024 #community

Enter my workplace and you will see everyone working on their compact MacBooks, and one kid working on a huge ass iMac! Who’s this guy? 🤔 1️⃣ The learning stage 🤸♀️ Karthig, a non-designer by background, embarked on a journey during the COVID era. Drawing inspiration from global designers, he delved into design tools, crafting small personal projects. 2️⃣ The Set-up 🏹 As his confidence blossomed, he sought the perfect internship to showcase his emerging motion design skills. Casting his eyes on CRED, Karthig created a captivating animation using Adobe After Effects and Cinema 4D, embellished with sound design. A year ago, this pre-final year graduate from Coimbatore dropped a 30 Sec video that he created for CRED with a clear ask - “Hey CRED, I wish to intern with you. Here is my work to showcase my skills.” (Link to the post in first comment) 3️⃣ The Chain Reaction 💊 The clip, shared on social platforms, swiftly caught the attention of viewers, sparking curiosity and notifications. The post went MAD Viral, people tagging their hiring teams and designer colleagues 33K+ likes ❤️ 1k+ comments ❣ 200+ reposts 💘 4️⃣ The Bounty 💰 Don’t know if it reached CRED hiring team, But it sure did catch Krishna kumar (Creative Head, Rocketlane) & ArunRaj B. (Head of Design) 's attention and Guess who got lucky to hire this Cool Motion Designer? 👻 🔎 Takeaways 1️⃣ A proof of work is 1000 times bigger than a flat resume! 2️⃣ Virality happens and cannot be planned. The only controllable factor in your hands are your efforts. 3️⃣ Rocketlane has one of the coolest design team ever. DM them for cool conversations. #hiring #employerbranding #design #rocketlane #humamsofrocketlane

"Excited to share my latest project—an animated website that combines creativity with functionality! 💻✨ As a passionate designer, I've poured hours into crafting an immersive user experience that brings ideas to life through animation. Currently seeking opportunities to expand my skills and delve deeper into the world of web design through internships. If you're interested in collaboration or know of any opportunities, I'd love to connect! #WebDesign #Animation #InternshipOpportunity"

I am Looking for An internship in graphics Design Like UI/UX Design and Video Editing And All

Are you passionate about bringing characters to life through art? Join our team as a Character Designer Intern and start on an exciting journey of creativity and learning. As an intern, you'll collaborate with our experienced design team to conceptualize and develop captivating characters for various projects. Job Responsibilities: 1. Assist in brainstorming and conceptualizing character designs based on project requirements and guidelines. 2. Create preliminary sketches and digital illustrations to explore character concepts. 3. Collaborate closely with senior designers to refine character designs based on feedback and creative direction. 4. Maintain organized files and documentation of character design iterations and revisions. 5. Stay updated on industry trends and best practices in character design to contribute fresh ideas to the team. Key Skills: 1. Character Design: Ability to create original and appealing characters with distinct personalities and traits. 2. Illustration: Proficiency in sketching and digital illustration techniques to bring characters to life. 3. Adobe Creative Suite: Familiarity with Photoshop, Illustrator, Animate CC/Flash or similar software for digital art creation and manipulation. 4. Creativity: Strong imaginative skills to generate unique character concepts and designs. 5. Adaptability: Willingness to learn and adapt to new techniques and styles in character design. 6. Time Management: Capacity to prioritize tasks and manage time effectively to meet project deadlines. #lotpotcomics #lotpot #linkedin #hiring #jobs #internship #wearehiring #characterdesigner #design

Hi my network! As a new entry level 2D game dev I've noticed that it's really hard to get a position anywhere. On several occasions I've seen less than a handfull of positions available within the artist category suited for newcommers and it got my thoughts spinning for a bit. I have three questions for employers and for anyone that wants to voice their opinion on this; 1. What type of application is preferable for an entry level game dev seeking to get a foot in? Why do you prefer that type of job listing (this is a perfect scenario and of course it always depends on what the game and company needs)? -Would you choose to list an unpaid internship? -Would you list an entry level position? -Would you only choose to list a position just meant for more experienced game devs? I/We prefer open applications for entry level game devs -I/We prefer to list another job position 2. What can entry level game devs do in order to stay relevant and attractive on the jobmarket? I am interested to hear about what employers are looking out for when an application and portfolio is being viewed and what things should be avoided. 3. Not everybody fits the cookie cutter. I am going to paint up an application scenario (the person and scenario is made up and not based on real life, it only suggest a general view of a possible scenario); Cathrine (young adult, female) has just got a degree as a game development artist. She has no prior experience but want to get a job as a game developer. She has shipped a demo while studying, her portfolio is stable and attractive enough to spark interest and the job position she applied for was a paid entry level job. In the interview she mentions that she works a bit different than some and has a prior diagnose on the spectrum and can only work 30 hours a week. She might not be a perfect candidate fitting the cutter fully, but in the long run she might contribute by other means to the company and or team that might make her stay as an ideal hireable candidate and colleague. Would you hire her? If not, why not? Thank you for stopping by and reading my long post. I hope everybody that stops by have a nice day.

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A while ago, I did an internship at a game studio. One of the tasks on the internship was to redesign the interface for a mobile game. You can see the result of my work: #2dartist #gameart #mobilegames #uxui #uxuidesign #photoshop #gamedev

Guiding Aspiring VFX Artists Toward a Brighter Future Are you an aspiring VFX artist or know someone who dreams of making it big in the world of visual effects? Look no further! I'm excited to share some insights and advice to help you pave the way to a rewarding career in VFX. 1. Build Your Skill Set: Start by honing your skills in software like After Effects, Nuke, or Maya. Practice is key! 2. Learn from the Pros: Seek inspiration from industry leaders and study their work. It's a great way to stay updated and learn new techniques. 3. Networking Matters: Connect with fellow artists, attend industry events, and engage with VFX communities online. Networking can open doors to exciting opportunities. 4. Personal Projects: Don't wait for a job to get creative. Work on personal projects to build a strong portfolio. Your passion will shine through. 5. Continuous Learning: The world of VFX is ever-evolving. Stay curious, keep learning, and adapt to new technologies and trends. 6. Apply for Internships: Gain practical experience by applying for internships at studios or production houses. It's a valuable step in your journey. 7. Stay Persistent: Success in VFX often comes after setbacks. Stay persistent, keep creating, and never give up on your dreams. Remember, the path to becoming a skilled VFX artist may have challenges, but each challenge is an opportunity to grow. Your dedication and passion will be your greatest assets. Keep pushing the boundaries of your creativity! Feel free to share this post with anyone who could benefit from these tips, and let's inspire the next generation of VFX artists together! 🚀 #VFXCareer #AspiringArtists #CreativeJourney #CareerAdvice #VFXCommunity

Hi connections, This is nageshwar Prasad , actively looking for a career opportunity , please go through my demo reel As a 3D environment artist learning enthusiast, I am deeply passionate about creating immersive and visually compelling digital landscapes. I am continually expanding my skills in modeling, texturing, and lighting to bring environments to life. My journey involves mastering various software tools. Please let me know if any openings Please suggest if any internships. #Autodesk Maya #Substance Painter #Zbrush #blender Pro #Photoshop