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11-14-2005, 02:59 PM
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Location: Mississauga, Ontario
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Graphic designers needed
I need talented, yet reasonably priced graphic designers for an upcoming project. No programming skills necessary. I just need a simple layout done. Thanks. Respond if interested.
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11-14-2005, 03:12 PM
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How about free?
Just tell me what you need done, the idea for the design that you want, the programs you would like used, and I'll do it for you. I'm new to this so I won't charge anything. I would like the credit if you choose to use the work though.
mobilebrad@hotmail.com
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11-14-2005, 03:37 PM
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Same as he said^^ (now thats a proposal if I ever saw one). If you would like to send me more details grizzlydesigns[AT]gmail[DOT]com
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11-24-2005, 02:53 AM
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Young Graphic Designer
Brandon Greene
Green Graphics
(above and beyond client expectations)
I have a small design business that I'm starting where we provide design services. At the moment we are just looking to provide excellent design pieces for are clients at no charge. We succed in trying to find the best design to fit your company. Please send more information at the email listed at the bottom
pgn202@msn.com
Brandon Greene
Green Graphics
(above and beyond client expectations)
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11-27-2005, 07:34 PM
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Location: Hamilton, Canada
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"I have a small design business that I'm starting where we provide design services. At the moment we are just looking to provide excellent design pieces for are clients at no charge. We succed in trying to find the best design to fit your company. Please send more information at the email listed at the bottom"
I'm starting my own online business as well. However, I haven't been able to find a suitable graphic designer. Since you're doing it free of charge, perhaps we can find an arrangment.
Is that possible?
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07-26-2006, 03:12 PM
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Graphic Design Company Here!
Hi there, I am the owner of www.bladendesigns.com we are a graphic design and advertising company in Canada. We design everything and have sold designs and advertising through ebay and still do.
We can design whatever you need and the best part is we charge in Canadian dollars. Our design team can design whatever you need or anyone else needs here. And if anyone wants to advertise on our site, it is only $20 Canadian a year for a banner on every page! of our website.
Email me anytime mike@bladendesigns.com and we can assist you.
Thank you
www.bladendesigns.com
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07-26-2006, 04:39 PM
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hello all.
I'd like to give some advice to these so-called up and coming artists- DONT EVER DO ANYTHING FOR FREE. By doing that you are lowering thre salaries for all artists.
if you actually value your so-called skills you would know that they are worth something(maybe not much if you're willing to do free work). this is aimed squarely at "satellite1". I don't know you personally, but I feel for you, dude.
I'm a 6+ year design professional- and It's bad enough that many companies do not value the artists that work for them as an asset. I got lowballed on a 10 dollar an hour job one time. I was like "good writtens". You have many compananies, especially the new jacks who arent worth much and have crappy clients anyways, always posting on boards about looking for artists for exposure. F*ck that. amke a nice business card, website, nad make soem postcards and mail them out, stick em up, whatever u have to. use your "free" time wisely. But be true to yourself. If you design is so -so(or pretty wack), take some classes, study what good design is. Everyone has to learn.
If you need a showpiece, just do good work. When people like your ability, when you can show it on your site or book people may pick up on it. or they wont. That's the game. Take the time that you are doing free work with and build a nice book. Here's a hint: Take something from a popular company (like an ad) and make it look "better". When you show it to people thwy will assume you have worked for big clients- first impression is everything. when they are wowed you hit them with the "i did that just for research". beleive me, it works wonders.
again.....DO NOT DO FREE WORK!!! If you are a young artist and you need some advice about starting out (not too much) just email me at madux@ashworld.com. If you are willing to do free work dont fucking bother, i dont want to speak to you. If artists formed a unit we would have all these industries by the balls, remember that. Tehy will divide and conquer you.Artists, MAN UP!
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Don't bother trying to con a con-man.
- AshWorld Design:Logic -
Strategic Branding & Design Services
Print • Web • Packaging • Corporate & Entertainment Industries
Edward O., Principal, Creative Director
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www.ashworld.com
email: ashmadux@earthlink.net
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07-26-2006, 04:45 PM
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sorry for all the spelling errors, but I was DYING to post this up....this madness must stop!!
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Don't bother trying to con a con-man.
- AshWorld Design:Logic -
Strategic Branding & Design Services
Print • Web • Packaging • Corporate & Entertainment Industries
Edward O., Principal, Creative Director
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www.ashworld.com
email: ashmadux@earthlink.net
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07-26-2006, 05:31 PM
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...if you don't do free work how do you have work to post on your website or references from successful customers...?
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07-26-2006, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by ashmadux
hello all.
I'd like to give some advice to these so-called up and coming artists- DONT EVER DO ANYTHING FOR FREE. By doing that you are lowering thre salaries for all artists.
if you actually value your so-called skills you would know that they are worth something(maybe not much if you're willing to do free work). this is aimed squarely at "satellite1". I don't know you personally, but I feel for you, dude.
I'm a 6+ year design professional- and It's bad enough that many companies do not value the artists that work for them as an asset. I got lowballed on a 10 dollar an hour job one time. I was like "good writtens". You have many compananies, especially the new jacks who arent worth much and have crappy clients anyways, always posting on boards about looking for artists for exposure. F*ck that. amke a nice business card, website, nad make soem postcards and mail them out, stick em up, whatever u have to. use your "free" time wisely. But be true to yourself. If you design is so -so(or pretty wack), take some classes, study what good design is. Everyone has to learn.
If you need a showpiece, just do good work. When people like your ability, when you can show it on your site or book people may pick up on it. or they wont. That's the game. Take the time that you are doing free work with and build a nice book. Here's a hint: Take something from a popular company (like an ad) and make it look "better". When you show it to people thwy will assume you have worked for big clients- first impression is everything. when they are wowed you hit them with the "i did that just for research". beleive me, it works wonders.
again.....DO NOT DO FREE WORK!!! If you are a young artist and you need some advice about starting out (not too much) just email me at madux@ashworld.com. If you are willing to do free work dont fucking bother, i dont want to speak to you. If artists formed a unit we would have all these industries by the balls, remember that. Tehy will divide and conquer you.Artists, MAN UP!
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Don't ever listen to someone that says to not do something for free. Free is the BEST, easiest, and cheapest way to get people talking about your product/service. For example, free samples at supermarkets, free test drives at auto dealer, free Gillette razors on your 16th/18th birthday.
Sure if you are a well established company maybe you can get away with paying the big bucks to advertise your company. But all it takes to advertise when you are small is time when you are serviced based. Costs nothing else.
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07-26-2006, 06:52 PM
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Dont ever listen to soemone who compares putting your book together to free supermarket samples. If you are going to dispute my point at least make some sense.
Dont ever look at work as free. Your time is money, so someone's paying for it- YOU. This dolt over here should have told you that. Think about what you are getting back from it. If someone wont pay, trade. Bargain. Do whatever you have to but do not do it for free. It wont work all the time but for god's sakes never advertise yourself as being free labor(especially if they are offerign to pay- did you read the post above???), you are setting yourself up to being explioted, as well as incurring the wrath of hardworking, paid our dues artists. Advertising yourself is something different altogether- again, the dolt should have mentioned that as well. You get paid by experience and skill level.
The first thing you have to do is look at your competition. if you are not at least as good as them, dont quit your day job- for real. But put things in perspective, you are young and probably talented, and just need to be groomed- not taken advantage of. Set yourself up right, start doign business correctly from the jump so 5 years from now you are not struggling to command a certain amount of money for jobs.
first worry abou tdoing good work, then worry about the customers- if you r work sucks, no one will care anyways.
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hey, SSM, i need some free promotion- about a thousand postcards, posters, stickers, etc. Can you help me out? Thanks, free is the best. and I need it by next Tuesday.
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Don't bother trying to con a con-man.
- AshWorld Design:Logic -
Strategic Branding & Design Services
Print • Web • Packaging • Corporate & Entertainment Industries
Edward O., Principal, Creative Director
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www.ashworld.com
email: ashmadux@earthlink.net
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07-26-2006, 07:18 PM
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ashmadux - to each their own my friend. And yes, I will help you out w/ your promotions for free. I'll help by saying that I am not a fedex/kinkos and dont design, print, nor deliver what you are looking for. Try fedex/kinkos.
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07-26-2006, 07:51 PM
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I must agree with ashmadux, their is a much more efficient way of building a portfolio than always going pro-bono. Sarafina stated "reasonably priced", not "I need some free...." so if someone is already offering to pay, take it! When I began designing I never did work for free, yes I adjusted my prices over time, but never free. Just because it's art does not mean it has to be free, that's borderline demeaning to our industry.
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07-26-2006, 11:03 PM
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YE Veteran
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does graphic designs include logos?
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07-27-2006, 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Bestmiler
does graphic designs include logos?
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Yes it does
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