Hello,
I need to get some legal corners printed up and have never done so before - does anyone on here print them or can recommend someone who does?
Cheers.
I do offer a credit period for design, but I always take full payment up front for print before placing the order if they'd like me to arrange that for them.
I always changed composition to "text wrap only affects text beneath". This thread has prompted me to change the default settings as I have been meaning to for a while haha.
If you're taking jobs on and receiving payments etc then, firstly, you should register as a sole trader regardless of whether or not you're still employed. You'll just do a self-assessment that also fills in the employment section at the end of the financial year - if you have any expenses then...
I've thought similarly for a while, that it would be good to have a book/brochure style portfolio where I could just leave a copy with them. Biggest problem I'm having is actually getting round to putting something together haha.
I would do the third year and continue gaining your experience at the same time. I wouldn't worry too much about the student loan debt, it's a non-commercial debt and doesn't need to make you worry in the same way any other debt would - what you owe is almost irrelevant, you'll still pay back...
Really like that, as you say, the simplicity of it works so well. Albeit, I'm not convinced yet that the animation wins me over entirely, and I can't put my finger on why.
Agree with the general consensus that it really depends on who the client is and, if it's someone who you know will be back, then the odd 10 minutes here and there aren't a problem. If it's something I know I can just pop open and sort out really quickly then I end up doing when I have a quiet...
Hiya - feel free to send over the logo you've got to me in a message and I'd be happy to give you a quick quote based on what you've got.
Cheers, Daniel.
Unfortunately that's life pal, you win some, you lose some. You'll have good clients who are a dream to work with and some who leave your scratching your eyes out!
Hoping for the day I'm in a position to pick out the nicest clients haha.
Can't you just send them a web version and a print version then? The print version is still technically the same dimensions, just at a higher resolution.
Send them a web version at the 'smaller' size, and explain why the print version will appear much bigger to them - I'm sure they will thank...
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