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    i generally have either 85%-95% control of all my work from conceptual idea to finished product.. every detail of each step of the work i create 100% alone.. until the work needs to goto production then my liaison overseas takes over but still takes direction from me..

    so generally i would put everything in the portfolio, or really cater the book towards the new client i am looking to land..

    however i remember my past where i didnt have this level of control and i cried daily as my work was butchered into their vision..

    meh!!

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    • i've seen a million of your robots, but haven't seen any of your bags. can i see some?
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    • i did all the technical specs for 2010 and 2011 seasons as well as some of the design-epilI
    • Rafe Ny
      http://www.rafe.com/…
      handbags      epilI
    • i designed for JEEP, all the luggage for 2008,2009,2010,2011epilI
    • Tommy Hilfiger, Tumi, Coach, Levi's, Dockers, Joseph Abboud...epilI
    • i am currently working on apple/ pc laptop cases for 2011 for iHome.epilI
    • i launched for both Rocawear and Akademiks mens accessories in 2006 and 2007.epilI
    • Sony, Dell, HP, RCA, Apple, IBM, Ambico, Toshiba, Fujitsu, Monster Cable, Case Logic...epilI
    • ive done a lot that you may already either own or have seen on the retail shelves..epilI
    • that sounds impressive..hektor911
    • thanks.. a lot of long days and hard work.. but very worth it!!epilI
    • awesome. you must have a ton of sketches, no?
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    • thousands.. i draw everyday, i hand sketch everything i do first..epilI
    • then re-draw from scratch everything vector for a clean finish.. then spec every detail.epilI
    • an average bags has usually 5-8 pages of specs, paper patterns, construction details..epilI
    • usually 5-10 pieces per collection.. so endless amount of sketches.. i love it!!epilI
    • that kind of work seems more rewarding, to actually be able to hold the product when it's complete and
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    • be able to say "i made that".
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    • yes it is, but it's ultimate reward is seeing an actual consumer on the street with my product!!epilI
    • ive only seen a handful of people with items i designed, mostly in airports n trainstationsepilI
    • you never show your work though, e, just robotsdoesnotexist
    • who has not seen e-pills 'bags'???OSFA
    • i do not care to show my career work as it doesnt define me as my robot/ mecha work does..epilI
    • im never looking for accolades towards the career work.. only care about my personal work...epilI
    • also this isnt the venue that accepts mens bags in general.. so why should i bother..??epilI
    • you seen the negativity in every bag thread here.. it is a complete turn off..epilI
    • but everyone loves robots..

      :)      epilI
    • I want to see robots with handbags!Sep
    • ive made robots out of handbags.epilI
    • Great stuff epill. I bet you're a pattern freak. I to would love to see some of your sketches.
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    • Have you ever thought about doing furniture?
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    • I want to see the bag that is going to make your client so much money they dont care if you text them "lets smoke a spliff"fooler
    • ...spliff"fooler
    • He's quite thorough.
      I've seen.      duckseason
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