Eva - London/Online - Professional Graphic Designer experienced in tutoring Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator. Informative and fun lessons for all levels.

Find out more about Eva

• Can you tell us about your first experience using a computer?

  My first experience with a computer was during my studies in Art History, where I had to type essays. Growing up, I loved the freedom and creativity that came with pen and paper. But in my mid-20s, while pursuing a full-time degree in Photography and Multimedia, I discovered the joy of working with pixels and digital tools. I truly believe in striking a balance between traditional handmade techniques and modern creative software.

• What technological evolution has impacted you the most, and what do you see as the next turning point in this field?

  I embrace all technologies, both new and old, in my teaching. My goal is to help students express themselves and expand their creativity. Every individual or group thrives differently, and the key is finding the right mix of technologies that sparks their unique potential. Looking ahead, I believe AI in graphic design should be used ethically for the benefit and joy of communities across borders.

• Can you explain your expertise, your interest in it, and its broader importance in the computer world?

  I’m a Graphic Designer specialising in visual communication, branding, both digital and print media. My passion lies in using design to tell striking stories and make information accessible and joyful. I want my students to develop a solid understanding of what graphic design truly means and to cultivate a critical mindset. This way, they can use their knowledge and tools creatively and effectively to solve any design challenge that comes their way.

• Do visionaries like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, or Mark Zuckerberg inspire you, or do you have other role models?

  My greatest inspiration comes from Black and Brown, Queer, Womxn, and Migrant Graphic Designers, artists, writers, all sorts of makers. These voices envision a more inclusive and gorgeous design world—and that deeply motivates me.

• Can you share a valuable anecdote from your subject or your days at school?

  I’m incredibly grateful to the teachers who celebrated my drawings and comic artworks, gave me visibility and prizes, and made me feel part of an international creative community. Their encouragement showed me that everyone deserves a platform and a voice, which continues to inspire how I teach today.

• What would you say to someone uncomfortable in front of a screen who finds IT or design software too complicated?

  I’d tell them it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed at first—learning new tools takes time and patience. I support my students with tailored exercises designed to meet their needs and pace. And if software remains a challenge, we can explore alternative approaches to develop the same creative concept. Luckily, art and design can be imagined from countless angles!

• What are your other passions, related or unrelated to computers?

  I enjoy cycling, playing chess, and reading books. These activities nourish me by providing balance—time outdoors and away from screens to recharge creatively and mentally.

• What makes you a Superprof in Graphic Design?

  I love crafting lessons for all levels, from beginners to advanced students. Teaching is my passion, and I cherish meeting students from diverse backgrounds, ages, genders, nationalities, and abilities. Helping each student find their own pace and unlock their genuine, powerful, and beautiful creative voice is what truly drives me as a Superprof.