Designers don't need to learn how to draw

>>315299
As long as you can express your ideas somewhat coherently through sketches you're fine.

Sometimes when I'm working on logos I wish I could draw better, or create nice hand-lettering. There's lots of areas of design that don't require drawing but there are definitely a few that can benefit from it, but it's not like you'll be at a severe disadvantage if you can only do basic sketches. You just have to choose your areas of focus around your strengths.

>>315300
You know I planned this to just be a shitposting thread but that's honestly a very heartening and well meaning response.

And I completely agree with you. I can create layouts, animations, banners but there's always been a few things I've been not so great at namely 'handmade' stuff. Creating a logo from fonts in illustrator is one thing but I've always wanted to be able to do it freeform as if it was a sketch on paper. I can definitely see there's holes in my skillset and I hope I can fill them one day.

>>315299
muh nigga. Giving me hope. Suck at drawing, good at Graphic Design.

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>>315299
>drawing is a complete meme
I don't know why, but this made me laugh. Got a solid kek out of me, OP. Top tier bait.

>>315299
How did you get in? Was it because you had some connections at the company? Would they have hired you if you had no university diploma? Is it a stressful environment working at that level?

>>315317
Answer me.

>>315380
no

>>315646
Why not? You don't have to give personal details, unless you're lying about it all.

>>315299
> graphic design
> job

hey now, try to make this believable.

>>315830
Stupid /gd/ will never realize that magazine, advertising or web design is free and they have their son to make it with photoshop.

>>315299
Me is just learn shading and draw circle with pencil, no need to as good as Picasso or Jack Dawson.

>>315972
True. True.