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Does anybody here artwork their own jobs? If so how do you find it?
I could have a new job but the downside is they artwork their own stuff...
- rasko40
yeah I artwork most of my stuff, sometimes its a pain in the buTTocks but it can be quite meditating aswell, but.. I'd rather do less of it. its no biggie.. unless you are doing annual reports or something
- save0
cool......its just in the past I've handled big bulky jobs and I really wouldn't fancy artworking anything to that scale. Its a bit daunting considering ive never done it before.....been very lucky!
- scarabin0
i do all my own illustrations.
- paullyp0
I artwork all my own jobs - that way you know its done right.
- save0
giz a job paullyp?
- paullyp0
save, sorry no full time work - but soemtimes if I get overloaded with stuff I pass it on - let me see some of your stuff
- rasko40
dude dont be put off a new job by that, sometimes it can be a bit daunting sending shit to print but you'll get into it in no time, whats the job, anything interesting?
nice work paullyp
- paullyp0
thanks
rasko4Back to the artworking stuff - you need to know that shit - at least to have done it once
- save0
Check your mail paullyp
- bmxboy0
i just started artworkin for the first time in my current job. Although i have artwoked my freelance stuff like flyers etc which is nowt tho. It was daunting but its not rocket science. Printers are pretty good at sortin your shizzle out as long as you just make it obvious exactly what you want and you find out exactly what they need.
- spaniard0
unless you have some experience of artworking, I don't see how you can design... it's all part of the process
- kodap0
what's art?
- patnoodle0
I've always artworked my own jobs - at least that way you know it'll be done right and not left to someone you don't trust.
It can be a pain, especially with long, drawn out jobs but I wouldn't have it any other way.
- rasko40
its also handy being a very quick artworker, as it gives you the opportunity to slack on NT.