Best markets for graphic design work?

Fucking motion graphics and interface design/uxp. Dont expect to live off print and logo jobs alone. Branding is fun, but is mostly farmed out to larger agencies, not freelancers like you and me. I say start learning AE if you dont know it!

>>285102
I will second this.

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>>285102
>>285112

Thanks! Is the advertisement market a lot like the print and logo job market, in that its hard to live off ?

Im def interested in motion graphics, on the fence about interface design/uxp, need to learn more about that.

Btw Im assuming AE is After Effects

>>285159
Generally speaking it's better to also know UX. Yes AE is after effects. The more you know the better, might even wanna look into cameras, editing and animation.

>>285014
Print can still be hot/desirable in some ways (magazine mostly) but print is dying pretty fast. Web is good. But I don't mean website design, as that is also dying with this whole new "U CAN MAKE UR OWN SITE NOW W/ OUR PREMADE LAYOUT" stuff. Something I don't see a lot of people talk about on here is roadside billboard ads. There's a company I used to want to work for here, locally, and its roadside billboard advertising. I wound up in a whole different area of graphics now but I always found something very appealing about (and there remains the demand for) billboard advertising as a job. The newsprint advertiser I used to work for obviously shared/sold some of my work (or was stolen) with said local billboard advertiser, as I was driving one day and saw one of my arrangements (slightly tweaked) on a billboard. Meh... I like print, but a lot of print is at its end.

>>285186
>Web is good. But I don't mean website design
Then what do you mean?? Like the graphics for websites but not the actual website?