Student Resources
Professional Documents Guide - Resumes, Invoices, Etc.
Drawing for Pleasure, with lots of links to art materials.
Drawing for Pleasure, with lots of links to art materials.
Apps and Websites
Notion
Scheduling and planning with calendars, spreadsheets and word processing. A great replacement for physical planners, thesis project tracking, and note taking for class. Mishlist
A website to host your commission work and client conversations. People can view your example work and your pricing breakdowns. A great platform for clearly communicating what you create. Monument Valley
My favorite de-stress game to play during breaks. It's soothing, beautiful, non-punishing and has lovely music. |
Ko-Fi
This digital tip jar site allows you to post about your work, share a little about what you do, and receive any size of donations in a comfortable, positive format. Notebloc
The best camera-scanner app I've found for taking pictures of sketchbook artwork. You can also create multi-page pdfs of images. Please use it. Please. Weebly
My go-to domain for creating websites. Their free site version is highly customizable. They have everything a student needs to make a free website to host their work. IbisPaintX
A mobile phone art-making app with photoshop-level capabilities! Liquify warping, comic panels, blending modes, extract drawing function, the works! It even records your drawing process!! |
Mock Interview Questions
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Professional Social Media Worksheet
These are some sample questions to think about when creating your website/resume/portfolio/online presence.
Answering these questions can help you understand what kind of online presence you've created for your career.
Answering these questions can help you understand what kind of online presence you've created for your career.
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