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Art For Money: Up Your Freelance Game and Get Paid What You're Worth
Art For Money is a small and mighty volume covering what creative freelancers need to know, and nothing they don't. You might be a photographer, a writer, a graphic designer, an illustrator, a makeup artist, or any kind of freelance worker, contractor, or consultant. You might be a full-time freelancer or selling your art on the side, dreaming of one day doing more. Whatever you're situation, chances are you're more interested in creatingthan in billing, self-management, and the details LLCs. Have you ever wished there was some kind of career center for creatives? Michael Ardelean packs 13 years of creative and business experience into this short book, distilling everything he's learned abou...
Art for Money
Art for Money is a small and mighty volume that covers the essentials every creative freelancer needs to know about making a living and growing their business—in under 100 pages. You might be a photographer, engineer, writer, designer, makeup artist, or any kind of freelance worker, contractor, or consultant. Or maybe you have a company job but dream of working for yourself. Chances are you’re interested in creating and a little unsure about billing, proposals, calendar management, how to set up an LLC—and if you can do it all yourself. Have you ever wished creatives like you had a coach, companion, or career center to turn to? The ten short chapters of this book are for you. Michael A...
Creative Doing
Have you ever felt frustrated, blocked, or unable to make progress on a creative pursuit? Or felt that your creative potential may not be realized in your work? This book was written to honor and support the emerging artist and creative. Driven by a desire to uncover the mystery of the creative process, writer Herbert Lui spent a decade researching and in conversation with practicing artists and creatives of all kinds. What emerged is this elegant collection of exercises, mental models, and true stories that help you develop your own creative process, from choosing material to sharing your work with the world. Creative Doing is often counterintuitive, prompting you to try one thing, and then...
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