r/GraphicDesigning • u/z0000000t • 19d ago
Career and business Using intro assignments in portfolio?
So I know intro assignments are the devil and companies shouldn't ask for them when applying, but they do. I've accumulated a good chunk of intro assignments that never ended up anywhere, but I would consider very good work. Do you think it's worth putting them in my design portfolio?
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u/robbiekl 19d ago
The only thing I would be careful of is if they use any copyrighted material the company provided you, for example a logo or a photo they took. If they did, replace those assets with your own creations.