Sessions Online Schools of Art and Design Curates Blog for Visual Design Students

Any visual designer will tell you, it’s a constant challenge to keep technical skills up to date and remain creatively inspired.  After all, the visual design world changes at the pace of imagination. To stay on top of the trends – technical, aesthetic, professional – a designer must always be a student of design, looking for new tools and sources of inspiration.
Sessions Online Schools of Art and Design solves this designers challenge by publishing the blog DesignSessions: Notes on Design. [ https://blog.sessions.edu ] The blog delivers the insights of top talent bloggers and editors from the world of design and new media.  March authors include the likes of Fred Showker, Founder DT&G Magazine, Bryn Mooth, Editor of HOW Magazine and Terri Stone, Editor of CreativePro.com.
Guest bloggers represent topics in visual design and are selected based upon depth of expertise.  The blog focuses on the application of graphic and web design in the commercial world but authors are granted liberal creative license and latitude.  The blog also features a Design Career Watch category of posts that identifies design career trends and observations in the visual design industry at large.  
Readers of DesignSessions: Notes on Design are invited to subscribe to a bi-weekly newsletter that delivers blog highlights.  Additionally, readers may join the DesignSessions Community [ https://students.sessions.edu ] where they may participate in free forums with the renowned design faculty of Sessions School of Design.
About Sessions Online Schools of Art and Design (www.sessions.edu)
Sessions Online Schools of Art and Design offers courses and certificate programs in graphic design, Web design, multimedia, business marketing design, and digital arts.
Sessions was founded in 1997 with the goal of bringing new media design education to graphic and Web designers worldwide, through online education.
Once a pioneer and now a leader in the distance education industry, Sessions has delivered tens of thousands of courses to students in over 100 countries. Sessions is accredited by the Distance Education Training Council (www.DETC.org) and the Middle States Commission on Secondary Schools (MSCSS) and is the first of only two online schools licensed by the New York State Department of Education.
For more information about Sessions Online Schools of Art and Design, visit www.sessions.edu.