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All graphics are inspired by the diverse works of Angelo Torres (Argentina), Huy Phan (Vietnam), Rhon Berisha (Germany), and Vikki Breusova (Kazakhstan). Typography and visual design draw from global influencesa lesson from The Politics of Design: A (Not So) Global Design Manual for Visual Communication by Ruben Pater.
Reflecting on the past year, I acknowledge that, like any professional journey, there were areas where I encountered challenges and opportunities for improvement. It's crucial to address these candidly to foster personal and professional growth. Here are some aspects where I identified room for improvement:
Software Proficiency: Recognizing the importance of staying current with design tools, I took proactive steps to enhance my skills. After identifying specific software where I could increase my proficiency, I enrolled in targeted training courses and practiced regularly. These efforts have enabled me to streamline workflows, work faster, and elevate the quality and efficiency of my designs, ensuring I remain competitive in an evolving field.
Time Management: Initially, adhering to project timelines posed a challenge, but I implemented new time-tracking tools and set structured milestones for each project phase. These improvements allowed me to streamline my workflow, consistently meet deadlines, and maintain the quality of my work without last-minute rushes.
Feedback Incorporation:
While I valued feedback, there were times when revisions took longer than expected. By refining my approach—such as prioritizing feedback and setting dedicated revision windows—I now integrate feedback more quickly and effectively, keeping projects on track and optimizing collaborative success.


Data was obtained from Vantage Point, assisted by Knowledge Studio's Amanda Hammond. Please note: Data accuracy is not guaranteed and may contain errors.
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