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Graphic Designers Did you ever wonder what is was like to make design layouts? Graphic designers make layouts from restaurants to big corporations. To be a graphic designer someone would have to be creative and know how to work with computers. Someone also have to an interested in creating things. No one I know got to a graphic designer by razing things. You also have to go to school and get good grades to become a graphic designer. There is not a lot of exercise or lifting, so if that is someones interests this job might not be for that person. To be a graphic designer people have to do and be good a lot of things. To be a graphic designer, you need to be good at visual, written and oral communication, be creative, and have problem solving skills (“Graphic Designers” Campus para. 7). Graphic Designers make visual concepts using their hands or computers to say ideas to inspire, inform, or convince people (“Graphic Designers” U.S. para. 1). They create design concepts and sample layouts by comprehension on the layout principles and on design concepts;In this job people also make rough sketches, talk with clients or supervisors, and make changes if they are necessary (“Graphic Designer” para. 2). They also create images to make a product comprehensible or convey a message (“Graphic Designers” U.S. para. 9). Graphic designers also create graphics for product illustration, logos, and websites (“Graphic Designers” U.S. para. 9). They also make the layout and produce the designs for advertisements, brochures, magazines, and corporate reports ( “Graphic Designers” U.S para. 1). Graphic designers use computers to create new images (“Graphic Designer” para. 2). Some of the duties for graphic designers are to meet with clients and art di... ... middle of paper ... ...is also a lot more information, but time does not bear for listing them all. This job would be fun for just about anyone who is imaginable and enjoys creating things. Its not always fun and games. Because it is like any job, it requires hard work. Also like anything else, if someone has plenty of determination and works hard people can have a pleasurable job like this. Works Cited “Graphic Designer.” Campus Explorer. Campus Explorer Inc., 2014. Web. 3 April 2014 . “Graphic Designers.” U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 8 January 2014. Web. 4 April 2014. . “Graphic Designer.” What’s Next Illinois. Illinois Student Assistance Commission, 2014. Web. 4 April 2014. .

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