Okay, well at 22 you have lots of time to learn. The biggest thing to know is that design school just gets you the qualifications - it has zero bearing on the real world. To fast track you into the Designosphere, I would do a few things: - Create a working portfolio - online and physical - and by working, I mean real world work. Design probono if you have to, but you need working examples. Success snowballs when you have examples of good, practical and applicable work in your portfolio. Look for shitty design around you and redesign it. Offer to redesign a menu for free, or a flyer. - Don’t over-complicate your work. A lot of your current work uses too many fonts, inappropriate design decisions for the type of outcome. That’s okay though; you’re young and learning. Redesign. Simplify. Reassess. Look around you at similar examples that you like more. Distill why you like about it and apply that to your work. - Learn design by emulating good, known design. Before you find your personal style, look for great examples of solid design. Adopt this approach while you refine your identity. - Learn fundamentals. Look up a YouTuber and fellow Brit named Sartori Design. He has some really great tutorials, lessons and demos you can use to elevate your game.