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1007 days ago

Job

Vignesh from Welcome Bay

Hello,
I'm Vignesh, an experienced graphic designer and tutor with a passion for creativity. I'm reaching out to explore new job opportunities in graphic design.
With a strong background in graphic design and practical experience, I have developed a solid skill set. I specialize in logo design, marketing materials, and website layouts, delivering captivating visuals that align with clients' objectives.

As a tutor in New Zealand, I have honed my ability to explain complex concepts and help students grow their skills. I am known for my patience and engaging teaching style.
If you have any relevant job openings or opportunities, I would love to contribute my skills and creativity to your team. Please contact me at viki.vignesh22@yahoo.com to discuss this further or view my portfolio -
www.behance.net....

Thank you for considering my application.

Best regards,
Vignesh (Viki)

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