Defining Your Design Signature

​You've spent years in studio developing ideas, responding to briefs, and building a body of work. But somewhere between graduation and the job hunt, something gets lost in translation.

​Most graduates make the mistake of presenting their university projects exactly as they submitted them, pinup layouts, long-winded concept statements and all. What employers actually want to see is something different. Not just what you made, but who you are as a designer.

​This workshop is about closing that gap.

​We'll look at how to identify the thread that runs through your work, your instincts, your obsessions, your way of seeing and how to translate that into a design signature that makes you genuinely memorable.

​Because in a pile of portfolios that all look the same, the ones that stand out aren't necessarily the most polished. They're the ones that feel like someone actually made them.

​You'll leave knowing what makes your work yours, how to articulate it, and how to start building a body of work that reflects where you're going not just where you've been.

​For Part 1s, Part 2s and recent graduates who know their work is good but aren't quite sure how to show it.