Hello there,

I've got 6 years experience doing graphic design, logos, brocures,
flyers, business cards, and websites. Please accept my candidature for
the position of "Graphic Designer". I trust my qualifications will make
me an excellent candidate for this position. I look forward to hearing
from you, as I am quite enthusiastic with the opportunity of working
for you and your company, if there is anything that I can help you with
please don't hesitate to get a hold of me.


p.s. please check out my website for resume, references & graphic work!



Site presently finished: http://www.anjdesign.ca/mysite13/index.htm


www.anjdesign.ca


Thank you for your time and hope to be hearing from you soon,


Till then,


Aaron Jeffrey

On 2 Sep 2006 02:17:35 -0700, anjdesign@gmail.com wrote:

Uh...who the fuck are you talking to? LOL

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6 years experience? And you are using Comic Sans???
I'm sorry, but 6 years of something but certainly not design.
6 years of doin maybe shoulda been 6 years of learnin'- and learning a
program is NOT the same as learning design. Read a design magazine or
blog or two... It won't take you long to realize what real professional
designers think about Comic Sans. Here is a clue:
http://bancomicsans.com/


Onideus Mad Hatter <usenet@backwater-productions.net> wrote in
news:llmif2h22adhv3i3ced34brq27bu216rrp@4ax.com:

In article <Xns987CE25D1B9ADkhilwatyahoocouk@198.80.55.250> , PixelPal
<khilwat@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

The point of "Ban Comic Sans" is not to abolish it entirely - it's an
industry joke, LOL.

The point of "BCS" is that EVERYONE was using it ALL the time (usually
DTPers). It, like all other typefaces, has a time and a place.
Sometimes, in certain cases (like comic strips, maybe?) it's the
appropriate face to use. The point of BCS is to KNOW when and how,
instead of resorting to it all the time.

But then design is all about knowing what to use, when to use it, and
how much to use it. : )

"cmp"

| But then design is all about knowing what to use, when to use it, and
| how much to use it. : )

More importantly when to break the rules.

In article <cl07h.14$ia.7@newsfe06.lga>, NotMe <me@privacy.net> wrote:

I prefer to think of them more as general guidelines, really. ; ) Rules
make me nervous! : )

But that's still a matter of knowing what to use, when to use it and
how much to use it . . . if the design calls for breaking a rule, a
good "eye" is still imperative.

It would be a lot to easier, even to break the rules, if there were a
Graphic Design Police Dept - how many times have you been in the
situation of having a hard time telling when you're "done?" If I had a
nickel . . .

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cmp

"cmp"

| > | But then design is all about knowing what to use, when to use it, and
| > | how much to use it. : )
| >
| > More importantly when to break the rules.
|
| I prefer to think of them more as general guidelines, really. ; ) Rules
| make me nervous! : )
|
| But that's still a matter of knowing what to use, when to use it and
| how much to use it . . . if the design calls for breaking a rule, a
| good "eye" is still imperative.
|
| It would be a lot to easier, even to break the rules, if there were a
| Graphic Design Police Dept - how many times have you been in the
| situation of having a hard time telling when you're "done?" If I had a
| nickel . . .

How do I tell? When I find myself putting in stuff I took out two revisions
back ...
another clue is when the client says 'Up load it NOW! or cancel the
contract'

In article <hP17h.31$NV5.22@newsfe03.lga>, NotMe <me@privacy.net> wrote:

LOL!! Okay, you got me there!!

Mind teaching ME? I never know when to stop! : /
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cmp