Tutorial Link

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Reflection–Rhetorical Choices Paper Prompts

Q. Who is your audience?
A. My audience are Digital Media Design students at TSTC or students anywhere majoring in graphic arts.

Q. What visuals did you choose to include Why? If you included a visual, why did you choose to include this particular visual?
A. I included photos and screen shots on each page to help my audience visualize what they are to do.

Q. What are the important or essential design elements of your set of instructions?
A. I maintained a uniform design flow throughout my website.

Q. In which medium do you anticipate these instructions would be used?
A. Digital or online format.

Q. How would you change the presentation of your instructions if you had to physically present them to a user?
A. I would transfer them into a power point presentation that I would use as an aid as I visually demonstrated the process.

Intro & Conclusion Drafts

Every artist no matter his medium needs a killer portfolio. This includes graphic designers seeking a cutting edge career in the graphic arts industry. The first thing your potential employer wants to see are examples of your past work. In these instructions, I will show you how create that amazing portfolio that is sure to impress any critic.

Materials:
Examples of best work
Design editing software
Computer or Professional printer
Large format black portfolio or Internet access
Trusted adviser

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Congratulations! Now with a little effort and leg work you can land that deign job you've been dreaming about. Just remember to apply the rules you've learned about accepting critiques. And for more information on presenting yourself, check out this site: http://art-support.com/portfolio.htm. Good luck with the job hunt!