SabrinaFranek

Hello there. I'm still here. My full time job as a graphic designer means that my design work sometimes comes first. Considering that my clients are businesses, I am not at liberty to share what I create from them. However, I am still making art. Slowly. Weekdays consist of working the 9-5, exercising so that my legs don't atrophy off, prepping food, eating food, and giving my Siberian cat (yes, I am fortunate) some love and attention. She's a sweetheart lapcat that's just too cute to resist. After all this is done, I maybe have an hour-1.5 hours to do what I want before it's bed and another day. As such, I usually take to reading, or pract

So, the big news is that I have a full-time job, as a Graphic Designer, and that I moved city. The job is great so far. I started mid-February. I went in for the first interview, a bit nervous. I had an internship, yes. And yes, the internship liked me enough to keep me contracted, part-time (it was a virtual internship for an online branding company). But I just graduated college the December prior. So, I was nervous. Well, they must have liked me. Because they hired me. I didn't even have to do the second interview. They called me the very next day. My bosses are all great people, everyone I work with is fantastic. It's an international c

So, I officially graduated from SUNY Brockport with a B.A. in Graphic Design, as Summa Cum Laude! Go me! My internship at Gratent Branding from July 2015-November 2015 has certainly paid off. My boss liked my work ethic, and my job as a graphic design intern so much, that she called me up, and asked if I would stay on as a graphic designer! I agreed, and am starting official graphic design work for Gratent Branding in January of 2016. Super excited. My first official project should come next week. I get to work remotely from home, and I get to do what I love. Who could say no to that, right out of the gate from college, no less? It's exce