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On Design with Justyna Green

Chloe Sharp on art direction, nostalgia and making work work for you.

Dec 21, 2024
Chloe Sharp, deputy art director at Stylist Magazine and a new teaching talent at Shillington, dives into the world of art direction. She shares her love for kitsch and nostalgia, emphasizing the importance of creativity in design. The discussion touches on managing budgets while maintaining bold aesthetics and achieving work-life harmony. Chloe reflects on her journey through creative challenges, the significance of personal growth, and the value of making work meaningful, perfect for anyone seeking inspiration this festive season.
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  • Chloe Sharp discusses how nostalgia and kitsch art styles significantly influence contemporary art direction and creative pursuits.
  • The transformation of the publishing industry requires innovative art direction that balances creativity with budget constraints and emerging digital trends.

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The Journey to Becoming a Graphic Designer

Becoming a graphic designer involves much more than just mastering design software like Photoshop and Figma; it requires a deep understanding of the creative process itself. Shillington offers an intensive online course tailored for beginners, blending live classes, personal study time, and one-on-one feedback to cultivate a supportive learning community. This course not only allows students to develop essential design skills across various time zones but also enables them to pursue graphic design professionally without incurring the hefty costs associated with traditional university programs. By emphasizing hands-on learning and mentorship, Shillington equips aspiring designers with the tools needed to thrive in real-world environments.

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