Showing posts with label n.c. winters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label n.c. winters. Show all posts
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Freelance Freedom #215 - Family Design
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I find this to be funny, since I know a couple people getting married, so it has me thinking about this.
I find this to be funny, since I know a couple people getting married, so it has me thinking about this.
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comic strip,
freelance designing,
freelance freedom,
n.c. winters,
wedding design,
wedding invites
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Freelance Freedom #209- Payment Resolution
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freelance ain't free,
freelance designing,
freelance freedom,
freelance jobs,
n.c. winters,
payment resolution
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Freelance Freedom: Inappropriate Language
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This edition of this graphic design comic strip is sad and funny, but true. I have see job listings for "desktop publishing" or for a "desktop publisher". Talking about old school. I know that graphic design was once called that, but it hasn't been called that for years. It kind of worries me for anyone who gets that job and still has to work in Adobe Illustrator 6. Imagining it, makes me think that it must be brutal. I know the phrase, "Only a bad carpenter blames his tools," but knowing that your company is up to speed with the 21st century can be very satisfying.
This edition of this graphic design comic strip is sad and funny, but true. I have see job listings for "desktop publishing" or for a "desktop publisher". Talking about old school. I know that graphic design was once called that, but it hasn't been called that for years. It kind of worries me for anyone who gets that job and still has to work in Adobe Illustrator 6. Imagining it, makes me think that it must be brutal. I know the phrase, "Only a bad carpenter blames his tools," but knowing that your company is up to speed with the 21st century can be very satisfying.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Client Types - This is so true
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client types,
comic strip,
freelance freedom,
n.c. winters
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