Throughout the years I’ve tried illustration, web design, packaging design, paper craft, photography, even sculpting but when I started looking for a job as a full-time graphic designer no one really wanted to take a chance on me, because my portfolio was not that big and my experience was limited mainly to projects for friends and coworkers with some small exceptions.

Then I decided to start a diploma course in Advanced graphic design in the CDS because I wanted to have something I could use to prove that I’m actually good at what I do. Little did I know how enormously useful the course would be.

Quite honestly before I started it I thought it would be just a bunch of fun projects that wouldn’t be much more than an exercise for me, I thought I didn’t have anything left to learn, but boy was I wrong. My tutor, is the coolest teacher you could ask for, he wants the best from you and then some more, he doesn’t want to make a good designer of you, he wants you to be extraordinary.