1. Careers in Design

2. What do need to know to do this? But what do you need for this

3. Floral design requires only a high school diploma and a flair for color and texture. But communication, environmental, and industrial design all require a fine arts or design education, with a minimum of two to four years of study.

4. If you feel you are are the creative type, then you are more likely to find work with regular pay, than your peers who work as independent artists. Design careers cater for the type of person who either enjoys solving problems or is more arts-focused

5. Architect Exhibition designer (museum/gallery) Production designer, theatre/television/film Interior designer Interior shop designer (shopfitting) Window display designer Landscape design Playground design Animator Graphic designer Illustrator Medical illustrator Textile designer Make-up artist Fine artist Photographer Industrial/product designer Jewellery designer Ceramics designer Fashion designer Furniture designer Environmental design Visual communication Industrial design

6. Graphic Designers Graphic designers need to have a firm grasp on communication theory. They are not only concerned with developing images but also use typography imaginatively. They often use free hand image making techniques together with computer programs such as Photoshop and Illustrator. Industrial Designers Industrial designers link the visual arts to technology. They are usually familiar with engineering and the principles of ergonomics. Interior Designers and architects Interior designers work in a highly regulated industry and must know state and federal building statutes and safety codes. In addition architects like industrial designers have some knowledge of engineering. Most design fields rely heavily on CAD (computer-aided design) and illustration programs. In future job prospects, your proficiency in using such programs will be as important as your portfolio.

7. Grenadi school of design, student poster exhibition

8. Poster design

10. AESOP, products for the skin, hair and body Interior Design

11. AESOP, products for the skin, hair and body

12. Did you mean architecture OR

13. Or, architecture

15. Fashion design

17. Fabric design

18. Toy design

23. Web sites to visit http://www.design.org.au/index.cfm http://www.grenadi.edu.au/ http://www.prospects.ac.uk/types_of_jobs_creative_arts_and_design.htm http://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/melbournenow