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From Creator to Creative Entrepreneur: 10 Design Jobs That Fit My Personality Finding the right design job isn’t just about scrolling through endless postings — it’s about understanding who you are as a designer, and where your unique personality can shine. After reflecting on my style, work preferences, and long-term goals, I’ve narrowed down 10 design jobs that match me perfectly . 1. Brand Identity Designer Branding excites me because it’s the heartbeat of every company. Logos, typography, and color palettes aren’t just visuals — they’re a brand’s first impression. I like the idea of shaping how people feel about a business with one strong identity system. 2. Packaging Designer There’s something powerful about seeing your work on a shelf. Packaging combines art with function, and I love how it bridges digital mockups with real-world products. It’s design you can hold . 3. Merchandise Designer Posters, shirts, stickers, hoodies — I’m drawn to design that people carry with t...

 Unlocking Creativity Through Reverse Brainstorming: A Portfolio Growth Activity When working on my graphic design portfolio, I realized I was struggling to come up with fresh, standout project ideas. My usual process felt predictable, so I searched for an activity to expand my creativity—not by drawing better, but by thinking differently. That’s when I discovered Reverse Brainstorming , a problem-solving technique that flips traditional ideation upside down. The Activity: Reverse Brainstorming The idea is simple: instead of asking, “How can I improve my portfolio?” , I asked the opposite question: “How can I make my portfolio terrible?” I listed every answer that came to mind: Fill it with random, unfinished work. Use clashing colors and inconsistent typography. Ignore organization or flow. Make every project look the same. Skip descriptions and let the viewer guess. Once I had a messy list of “bad ideas,” I flipped them back around into solutions: Show o...