hey guys
I have an interview coming up as an graphic designer intern and I have no idea what to expect since I just do graphic design for fun. Also they asked me to bring samples of my work the only problem is that all of my designs are on my computer. What should i use to get them on paper, is inkjet good enough or should I go somewhere else. Also what sort of stuff should I bring and I need some peer review
well since it hasn't happened yet, and i have no experience with a graphic design interview [only drafting interview] all i can say is try to get your work on paper anyway you can it really helps your chances.
Good luck, hope everything works out well.
-bunkka
If you're going to print them out; be sure to print them out at a nice DPI resolution (play around until you hit the spot); some applications default to 72 DPI, which doesn't look especially good on paper. Check out your printer's max DPI res. and then print off one - if that's too small then slowly lower the DPI until you find a nice standard to print 'em off on.
Hope that helps a little! 
thanks for the info guys!!!
i think I'm going for 150 dpi and I'm printing at a local office max, I think I'm gonna use their color laser jet
Good luck man!
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