
last seen more than a year ago
Mike D'Angola Founder
Creativity when you AIN'T GOT NONE
- This Mentor Currently Offers 1 Skill Session
Teaches
- Business in Marketing specializing in Graphic Design, and Communication
Business in Entrepreneurship specializing in Marketing
Business in Management specializing in Leadership
Consulting in Strategy
Consulting in Marketing
Photography in Commercial/Professional
Hobbies/Art in Printmaking
Hobbies/Art in T-Shirt Making
Mindfulness in Mission/Purpose
Video Editing in Theory
Parenting in Young -
Speaks:
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- English at a fluent level
About me
Hi all. My name is Mike and I have 20+ years of experience in: graphic design, adobe, photography, print production, project management and business management. Very few entrepreneurs are artists and very few artists are entrepreneurs. I am that unique combination. I'm your entire art department - rolled into one. Creativity and problem solving is my game. I ask the thought-provoking questions decision-makers need to hear and help refine the thought process. My wheels are ALWAYS turning.
Experience
A lifelong artist, I am and have always been the go-to person within my network for anything creative. I started practicing graphic design in the late 1990's when burning CD's was a new and cool thing, and friends wanted their very own customized CD covers. My formal education was at Fairleigh Dickinson University and my concentration was design. Since then I've designed numerous logos and marketing pieces, managed design departments, coordinated photo shoots, had designs published, functioned as production manager, sweat and slaved over production machines, printed wide format graphics, installed wide format graphics, and started my own branding business. What I know, I know well and what I don't I'm honest about and will help lead you to a resource that can help.
Topics
Graphic Design for Web vs Print
- 2 years ago
In this session, I'm going to go over the basics of graphic design for screen (web) vs print. There are big differences on how you approach your project based on how it will be seen by your audience, whether an online ad or giant signage. Things to discuss: Color Modes File Set-Up for Web vs Print Resolution Content Transfer of Files File Types Physical Production of Graphics