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Zachary Simpson Graphic Designer – Creativity Driven by Creatives

Kodak Black illustration by GWD grad Zachary Simpson

About Me

20 years old and truly passionate and motivated to grasp as much knowledge in regards with this field. Whether it be freelancing during the summer or working on personal projects on the side, my drive to get better and succeed is more than present. Currently studying in Graphic & Web Design (GWD) at John Abbott College and looking for a place to stage during the winter 2019 semester.

Currently looking for a place to stage and potentially given a full-time job afterward. As a young creative and competitive individual it is important to let potential employers know where I am heading in the near future. Always looking for opportunities no matter what they may be, I will be enrolling into University for the 2019 fall semester as I am a student-athlete. With that said I am willing to withdraw from University before starting If I am offered a full-time job that interests me greatly.

Aziza Abbasi – Who is She?

A white abstract drawing on a black background. — ©Aziza Abbasi, 2018

My Goals

Hi there, my name is Aziza Abbasi and I am nineteen years old. I enjoy creating multiple works of art such as illustrated portraits, tattoo designs, general design patterns, digital/physical artwork and more. I savor abstract forms of art and exploring controversial topics and ideas. My goal in the near future is to integrate myself into a creative work atmosphere and build a secure work ethic. I am interested in art direction, illustration and print designs, to mention a few. I plan on working a part-time job during the summer. As well as dipping a bigger hand into freelancing by increasing my current client list in order to expand my resumé.

Kyra Claire Deita: What’s the Point of Design…

– If it Doesn’t Change You?

© Kyra Claire Deita, 2018 – Photograph, Park Guell, Barcelona Spain.
Broken Tiles Mosaic Wall – Works by Gaudi.

My name is Kyra Claire Deita and I’m a “Think Outside the Box” – Designer. It’s the stories of the people I meet, and the places I’ve been, that become the inspirations of my work. For me, it’s not enough for design “to be pretty”; design needs to “make sense”, needs to bring value, and needs to have purpose. Design needs to do more than simply exist; it has to “Do Something”, and that is how I wield the art; that is how I find solutions.