Digital Art Creation

Create digital illustrations showing discrimination in Moldova.

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Overview

Create digital illustrations showing discrimination in Moldova.

You have:

  • Proven experience in visual arts and graphic design, creating visually appealing digital content and imagery as well as production of visual material.
  • Candidates should provide a link to their portfolio showcasing previous artworks.
  • Some exposure to coordinating or liaising with multiple stakeholders in a remote setting is desirable.

Contract

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UN Human Rights Moldova is implementing the project ‘Strengthening the rights of minorities in the Republic of Moldova,’ funded by EU which includes activities to raise public awareness about the importance of promoting equality and non-discrimination and human rights principles. One of the approaches used by the Office to highlight the problem of discrimination on various grounds in society as well as human rights principles is the use of illustrations.

To support in this approach the Office is seeking Online Volunteers. UN Human Rights Moldova plans to use illustrations developed by Online Volunteers during exhibitions, educational events, etc., and on branded products.

We are looking for seven Online Volunteers to develop visual material illustrating various forms of discrimination prevalent in society. Under the guidance of the Human Rights Officer, each Online Volunteers will develop up to 5 digital illustrations depicting discrimination faced by various groups of people in Moldova in areas such as employment, education, access to various public services, etc.

The illustrations will be the property of UN Human Rights, which, with mandatory attribution to the authors, will be able to use them for educational and informational purposes.

Proven experience in visual arts and graphic design, creating visually appealing digital content and imagery as well as production of visual material. Candidates should provide a link to their portfolio. Some exposure to coordinating or liaising with multiple stakeholders in a remote setting is desirable.

Skills: Competency in graphic design tools. Ability to work effectively in a multicultural, team-oriented, remote environment.

To be considered for the assignment, candidates should provide a link to a portfolio showcasing previous artworks.

Upon completion, the Online Volunteers will receive Certificates of Appreciation for their contributions.

Potential interview questions

Can you discuss a project where you created digital illustrations for a specific audience? The interviewer wants to assess your ability to tailor visuals for a target demographic. Share a specific example, detailing your artistic approach and audience engagement.
What graphic design tools do you prefer for creating digital illustrations, and why? This question evaluates your familiarity with industry-standard tools. Pro members can see the explanation.
Describe a time you worked on a team-based project remotely. What was your role? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
How do you ensure that your illustrations communicate complex social issues clearly? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
What methods do you use to receive feedback on your illustrations? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
Have you ever worked with diverse teams? How did you handle cultural differences? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
Can you share how incorporating public feedback has influenced your art? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
What drives your passion for using art to address social justice issues? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
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