some pretty festive treats:
WeWood watch, Poppies for Grace lolly bags, recycled cardboard Christmas wreath, banksia coaster - all from Biome
'the trick is to find that unique balance between what you love and what you study. ultimately this should be the same thing, like perhaps you enjoy watching movies and subtly analysing different filmmaking techniques, so why not study creative industries? or maybe you love those delicious burgers from Grill’d, so maybe there is a future in cooking for you? so, coming from someone who is right in the midst of it all, i know that the only thing that is motivating me through all the late nights, tough assignments and not-so-good times is the fact i know i really love this. and i’m going to be doing this for a long time to come.'
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'...be able to afford TAFE or University, do it and give it all you have. now that i have finished university i still attend as many creative conferences, forums iand networking events as i can. i find that every time i speak to someone new I pick up a new useful piece of information that makes my business venture take a new turn or enriches my life! subsequently, if you were in the shoes of a student (or someone who is currently at a very early stages of their professional development), what advice do you have for, in Karen Walker’s words, 'Fashion designers who are currently studying':
‘the chief cause of failure and unhappiness is trading what you want most for what you want right now’ – Zig Ziglar. be prepared for a lot of hard work, but stay focused – you can achieve your fashion dreams!'
WeWood watch, Poppies for Grace lolly bags, recycled cardboard Christmas wreath, banksia coaster - all from Biome
'the trick is to find that unique balance between what you love and what you study. ultimately this should be the same thing, like perhaps you enjoy watching movies and subtly analysing different filmmaking techniques, so why not study creative industries? or maybe you love those delicious burgers from Grill’d, so maybe there is a future in cooking for you? so, coming from someone who is right in the midst of it all, i know that the only thing that is motivating me through all the late nights, tough assignments and not-so-good times is the fact i know i really love this. and i’m going to be doing this for a long time to come.'
via
'...be able to afford TAFE or University, do it and give it all you have. now that i have finished university i still attend as many creative conferences, forums iand networking events as i can. i find that every time i speak to someone new I pick up a new useful piece of information that makes my business venture take a new turn or enriches my life! subsequently, if you were in the shoes of a student (or someone who is currently at a very early stages of their professional development), what advice do you have for, in Karen Walker’s words, 'Fashion designers who are currently studying':
‘the chief cause of failure and unhappiness is trading what you want most for what you want right now’ – Zig Ziglar. be prepared for a lot of hard work, but stay focused – you can achieve your fashion dreams!'
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