As a personal design teacher I would rather be inspiring confidence and positivity to show all the intuition, creativity and skills it takes to create a beautiful piece of marketing that will enhance your company and dress it in style and with character.

The lessons are delivered through Zoom & through shared screen, I will be effectively coaching clients individually through presentations, demonstrations and eventually, in order to better skills, allow the client to share their screen where I can coach you through the lessons for a hands-on experience.

The lessons will comprise of commercial experience in grids & guidelines, looking at pre-existing logos and marketing, fonts & colours, images and social media content and improving corporate design and policing it once set.

Basic knowledge of some design software will be necessary in order to make this lesson much more useful. A lot will be covered in an hour pending on learning needs as pace is matched indivodually. You will have either Adobe Indesign, Corel Draw, Quark Xpress along with Photoshop skills. Illustrator is an additional training for more advanced lessons in vector images.

For companies:
A group Zoom is able to be delivered through applied presentations and experience and to better learning, customers will be put into teams and sent to break-out rooms to achieve a final design and present it when finished for talking through and as part of the learning.

A Q&A will be available at the end of each module where individuals are able to ask more specific industry questions. An assignment will be given and clients will have one week to get ready, present this on zoom. Clients are encouraged to share creativity, however, the assignments may be sent discreetly as well. Presenting will not be obligatory apart from live assignments in break-out rooms.

“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new” - Albert Einstein.. and In the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson “The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be”..

Many thanks,
Cibele