What can I do after learning graphic design?

How about graphic design major? After graduating from graphic design, you can engage in graphic design work in advertising companies, planning companies, graphic design companies, publishing industries, corporate publicity and planning departments and other fields that need graphic designers.

Graphic design graduates can be production designer. In advertising cases, the artistic director usually puts forward the main concepts of television, printing or any other advertising media together with the copywriter. The artistic director is responsible for the visual image of the advertisement, and the copywriter is responsible for the written or spoken content in the advertisement. Both positions require creative, efficient and convincing ideas.

Graduates majoring in graphic design can give creative guidance. Creative director, also called creative director, usually refers to the person in charge of the whole creative department in an advertising company. Their job is to lead the creative direction of the whole project.

Graphic design graduates can also do fine arts. Making fine arts is considered as an entry-level job, and it is more inclined to the skills of creative industries. The person who holds this position usually aims to become a graphic designer or artistic director, so he carries out apprenticeships of artistic designers similar to the above two positions. Executive art designers work with designers and art directors, mainly to implement their planned designs. Unlike designers, performing arts lacks opportunities to combine creativity with work-related design.