Showing posts with label freelance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freelance. Show all posts

Set me Free!





This is the beginning launch of a brand new web development and creative branding project I have been working on for quite a few weeks and excited to share with you now. Coming soon setmefreelance.com, a concept created by Ali Mansfield and Brad Yankus will be a social networking site designed to help freelance artists and creative professionals stay in touch with employers and entertainment producers in the NYC area. Working closely with a great set of talented people, I wanted to start building some hype around their idea by designing a unique and young graphics package advertising setmefreelance.com as the go-to place "where creative professionals connect".

Spring projects are in the air!

The art of becoming, being and continuing to work as a freelance artist is an endeavor that is never to be taken lightly. It is a 7AM-7PM affair and that's just on a good day. I am often tearing myself away from the computer at the pleas of a hungry cat and a hungrier boyfriend while asking myself the same question each time, "...but have I done enough for today?" The answer is always NO! To make it work, I must always muster as much energy and excitement for finding the business, planning the business, writing proposals, scheduling time-lines and invoices as I would for creating the actual artwork itself. It is a true full-time commitment... but you know what? ...I love it!

I have a bunch of new animation, graphic design and illustration projects that I'm really excited about for these up-coming spring months so I should be pretty busy here and I want to keep updating as much as possible. I'm working my way into the 6th full month of working as a completely independent artist and learning so much as I go along. Thus far, I've had as many bouts of bad days/weeks as I've had good days, but recently after securing work with a few newer clients, I'm starting to feel a sense of "this is really happening". I've got a lot of work ahead! Time for more coffee!

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