On sale now! CA issue 240 is a bumper special issue with a free 100-page guide to self-promo.
Whether you're looking to grow your client list, win more work or climb the corporate ladder, you need to master the fine art of self-promotion – and Computer Arts issue 240 is your essential guide to doing just that.
A self-promotion special, it's packed full of expert advice and practical tips for promiting yourself – and it's on sale now.
The bumper issue also comes with a free digital copy of The Self-Promo Handbook, Computer Arts' best-selling guide to standing out from the crowd.
With the handbook, you get 100 pages of pro advice covering everything from how to boost word-of-mouth to strengthening your online presence, the most cost-effective forms of digital and print promo, designing a killer campaign, picking the right agent and more.
To celebrate the special issue, Hamburg-based designer and illustrator Florian Schommer (aka Kjosk) crafted a stunning isometric cityscape featuring a New York-style apartment block.
Computer Arts' finishing partner Celloglas then went to town on the print edition of issue 240, adding a double-layered emboss, matt silver foil highlights and a slick spot-UV to pick out the apartment windows.
Inside the issue...
Promote yourself: get yourself noticed with our expert guide to the self-promo techniques that really work
Increase your industry voice: the lessons all designers can learn from the creative industry's very best public speakers
Adrian Shaughnessy reveals five proven rules for making an indelible mark on the design industry
Self-promo for any budget: make your money go further with our guide to the most cost-effective promo options
With the UK's General Election machine revving up and ready to go into overdrive, Steven Heller asks what part does graphic design play in each party's election pledge?
Behind the scenes on Moving Brands' stunning identity for one of India's most impressive real estate start-ups, Housing
How JUSTSO and Projection Artworks created a world first in projection mapping in their ambitious window display for Fabergé at Harrods, featuring an interactive, 1.5m animated virtual egg
All the best new graphic design, illustration and motion graphics work – and much more
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Julia is editor-in-chief, retail at Future Ltd, where she works in e-commerce across a number of consumer lifestyle brands. A former editor of design website Creative Bloq, she’s also worked on a variety of print titles, and was part of the team that launched consumer tech website TechRadar. She's been writing about art, design and technology for over 15 years.