Graphic designing is one of the most lucrative business out there, though the competition in graphic designing is pretty much but it is also a very lucrative skill to learn. There are still persons who believe women would not be good at graphic designing but i have actually come across various women who are extremely good at graphic designing and are even doing well.
Can women be graphic designers?
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Well I think the answer is obvious, and yes, of course they can be, they can be whatever they want as long as they are willing to learn and go through the effort involved in this work specifically, as well as having good creativity.
Of course it is possible for women to become graphic designers. Some of my friends are experts in this, they make it as a side job and make a lot of money from it.
I'm not sure how it is in other countries, but here in the United States, most of the workforce and overall branches of the workforce are all made up of both males and females. When it comes to tech-savvy jobs, I personally know a lot of females that work in that field, and in all honesty, I know more females that work in that field than males. With that being said, females can certainly do graphic design, and may even have a different perspective on how to do graphic design than males. Not two people think alike, men may think of graphic design in a different way than females, therefore having both work on graphic designs can give you different desired results. Overall, yes, females can work on graphic design and do just as well as males if not better.
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Very true, there is a lady i came across recently on Facebook, she is a graphic designer and to be honest her designs are just awesome. I have actually learnt a lot from her designs.
If someone says you cannot become a good graphic designer just because you are a woman, he is a fool. gender has nothing to do with your design skills. When it comes to working in the creative field. gender does not have any role. The first computer programmar was actually a woman.
Absolutely. Graphic design depends on creative vision, communication skills, resilience, and a keen understanding of consumers regardless of gender. Many pioneering graphic designers have been women, though diversity issues around equal pay and leadership roles persist industrywide. Talent and drive eclipse identity-based barriers.
