English Course FAU blog

 Hello everyone, this week's topic is about my future job. I'd like to work as a digital comic artist, I imagine it would be a very stressful job if I'm working on multiple other people's projects or maybe it would be very enjoyable if I'm working on my own projects, maybe I could be more of a freelancer rather than work in a specific company.  And since the equipment necessary can be bought easily online nowadays, I could be working indoors from my home but I don't think I would be able to travel a lot for my work, and honestly I prefer it that way, I don't like going out from my home unless is absolutely necessary. I don't think it would have a great salary, because things related to arts and drawing tend to be undervalued, even more if it is digital art, people tend to think that it's not real or easy because the programs can help you, and that is not true, you need to practice to know how to use the programs. But for now I will stay studying in m...

Hello everyone, in this week I'm going to talk about the tools that I use to do my university assignments, digital and physical ones: Since I entered in my University to study Design, I have been recommended some tools that I will need during and after I end my career, some of them are very easy to use, some others take a while to understand and there are those tools that simply require too much resources to work efficiently. It depends on what my assignment requires to choose which tools I will use, but so far I had used digitally: Illustrator, Sketchbook, Premiere, After Effects, Word, PowerPoint, Audacity, Shotcut, OBS Studio, MuseScore 3,Acrobat Reader, Drive, Google and Blender. And physical ones, like: Rulers, compass, cutters, card stock, cardboard, glue, and many other tools. Some of them are more enjoyable than others but I deeply despise any manual work with paper, it is so fragile, except if it is a drawing assignment, then I am the happiest one. It is very interesting t...