Creative Space - Laura M. K

Laura M. K

Title

Design Coordinator

About

Laura is currently the Design Coordinator (Graphic Designer) of Insight for Living Canada, and freelance designer of LMK Design. skills/passions: print design, web design, photography, typography, identity design etc. resume includes: newspaper, freelance, print and web design, and internships. A Diploma of Graphic Design.

Location

Abbotsford, Canada

Specialties

photoshop
illustrator
indesign
photography
web

Websites

www.lmkdesignetc.com
elpis.ca
www.digitalartanddesign.net

for critique - see all 12 (not shared)

Photography - see all 42 (not shared)

Graphics - see all 19 (not shared)

Network

Artwork Available for Download in the Gallery - see all 12

comments - see all 32

jenny says:

wow you are such an inspiration!

Posted Nov 9, 2009 3:33PM

Robgl322 says:

Thank you for the positive feedback in the critique area of the site.

Posted Sep 21, 2009 5:18PM

james.donaldson says:

Ha ha, thanks. And seriously, I love your stuff. I like the portrait you made with the letters (http://www.creativemyk.com/sample.aspx?id=4703), ..... Awesome. And also the stuff you did for the movement. Keep up the good work. Let me know if you need anything. Cheers.

Posted Jul 16, 2009 10:44AM

james.donaldson says:

No, You Rock, Laura

Posted Jul 16, 2009 10:34AM

fox123 says:

Thanks for the insight...

Posted Jun 22, 2009 11:11AM

divinefusion says:

get'em girl!

Posted May 9, 2009 8:14AM

divinefusion says:

Hey girl, thanks for the link, I have seen it. Totally hilarious. How's the job search?

Posted May 8, 2009 5:49PM

willdesignforfood says:

anyone that chuckles as much as i do over the phrases "do do" or "duty" needs to be part of my network. plus your artwork is fantastic!

Posted Apr 16, 2009 4:25AM

acall says:

Hey, I love your work...really good

Posted Apr 8, 2009 6:15PM

divinefusion says:

so many decisions :) Everything really depends on your passion and what drives you. I recommend interning with an agency or smaller studio, so you can get hands on training (and get hired), learn as much as you can and then use it to fulfill your dreams. Would you eventually like to freelance? own your own agency/studio, work for a secular or non-profit? I have found that it is incredibly helpful to have network of people who know your skills and want to see you succeed. Join Meet-ups or socials/networks with other designers, programmers, agency owners etc. Find a mentor. Expose your portfolio, get constructive critiques from people you trust and encourage you to press on and make you grow. Look for opportunities in your community to design for so you can expand your skills.
I graduated 10 years ago and I always look for new opps to grow and refine my skills, so I can provide an even better service to my clients.//

Posted Feb 20, 2009 11:00PM

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