hi to all u,
im an ex architecture student..ja, i havent finished the university..now im on an interior design school...but it turned out that they were giving just promises...last year i was searching a lot for a good interior design school...but i can say that i couldnt find any good advice...link...ranking...or sth that would tell me which school is the top this moment...can u please help me...i love design...interior and industrial especialy...i want to develop more...and more....it doesnt metter where the school is...im not limited...
thanks!!!love ya
just do it
sure education is important but just by going to the best designschool in the world won't make you a good designer. even more; if you leave school you'll see that all you have learned is just a glimp of what you will learn just by doing it. So if you are not limited by finances or time; educate yourself; this meaning; buy some books on design and designhistory, follow some drawing lessons, buy a 3d cad program (and follow some courses by the supplier), then just start designing some stuff, put it on a website and try to find companies that are willing to produce it or produce it yourself in small quantities. examples; toyo ito, ron arad, ... . also have in mind that going to school is one thing more important is what you yourself are getting out of it. eg my ex-school is not loved and surely not highly recommended by some exstudents, personally i found it a wonderfull school with some great passionate teachers (and some not really qualified), although the level of eductaion was not very high and i easily passed all exams with high grades, next to this school i followed other courses and learned on my own. to tell a anecdote; in my last year i was doing my final examproject and each student had a 'promotor'; a teacher who helped you with it; after 3 months he said; do whatever you like i am not able anymore to help you, you know more about i then me. the one thing that i do learned there is if you want to become a designer you must be passionate about it.
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