
Why are retro illustrations so popular? Because they can be had for free. And, of course, you can resell the print for a profit: enter Vintagraph.
Why are retro illustrations so popular? Because they can be had for free. And, of course, you can resell the print for a profit: enter Vintagraph.
To those who wring their hands over hot having enough work to show, may I present Arthur Stovell, Graphic Designer. His web site presents only a half dozen projects but does so with utter confidence. His design is clear, his typography meticulous, his grids well executed and his humor worth a bite. This portfolio is the work of a quiet, self assured perfectionist whose shares his wit under his breath. Your university design professor might look at a similar portfolio and scoff but really it’s all I need to see before calling Art (who likely hates that nickname) in for an interview.
Be Proud
I believe we do design because we are proud of our work. We believe that we deserve a chance because we can offer the client a unique value. Internally, we believe in it and so that means externally we should show that we believe in it as well. –Paul Scrivens
Read more on self promotion: Here and Here, tips on setting yourself up as a freelancer: Here and Here, and sample contracts: Here.