I have always had a passion for art and design, and I love the idea of being able to share that passion with others. I also have a strong desire to help students develop their own unique artistic voices and careers in the industry.

A strong understanding of the principles of design, composition, and color theory, as well as a deep knowledge of the latest software and technologies used in the industry. Additionally, the ability to effectively communicate and give constructive feedback to students is crucial.

I stay informed by reading industry publications, attending conferences and workshops, and engaging with my professional network. I also make a point to regularly experiment with new software and techniques in my own work to stay up-to-date.

I had a class where I had students from different cultural backgrounds, with varying levels of artistic experience, and learning styles. To meet their needs, I incorporated a variety of teaching methods such as visual aids, group activities, and one-on-one instruction. I also made sure to incorporate a diverse range of examples and case studies in my lessons.

I think the most challenging aspect is striking a balance between pushing students to push their boundaries and helping them to develop their own artistic identities while also preparing them for the reality of the industry.

I evaluate student progress through a combination of regular critiques, assignments, and exams. I also give them constructive and specific feedback on their work, as well as suggestions for improvement. I also regularly meet with students for one-on-one feedback sessions.