N.C. Winters is always drawing. When he isn't making comics, doodling or working as a freelance graphic artist, he spends his time painting pretty pictures for galleries from his home studio in sunny southern California.
LOL! I really love Freelance Freedom. Hey, do you plan on selling a hard copy compilation of FF at the end of the year? I’m sure some people out there would love to buy some! Great work!
Ha ha. You know, I’ll keep this piece of cartoon in mind every time I worry about not having a 9-5 job. Sometimes we don’t value something until it’s gone.
Haha! Great! Although I could understand what the cartoon talks about from the very first line
LOL! I really love Freelance Freedom. Hey, do you plan on selling a hard copy compilation of FF at the end of the year? I’m sure some people out there would love to buy some! Great work!
Hey nice work. I am reading these ever since i joined Freelance switch. Great show!!!!
Ha! So very, very true. Love this.
This is so true! Which it why it kinda stinks for me sometimes when I want to go to a show but my friends can’t get off work…
heueuheuheu…:D office is so boring and there is no time to go anywhere. getting old
. lucky me become a freelance 
Ha ha! So very true!
Hurray for FREELANCE!
Muhehe. I love freelancing.
And the best is the cat
Surely it’s more like:
Concert next week? I’m there! So long as my client has paid me!
It’s also great to say “It’s 1pm… I feel like a shower”
LOL it’s so true.. and.. i’m not in the wrong part anymore!! (go freelancing go!!!)
i’m still working with my old colleagues as a freelance.. working from home and sometime going there to feel so good..
It’s also great to say “It’s 1pm… I feel like a shower”
Or its time to get out of my pjs
the awfulltruth
absolutly…
There is much power in that boss-mustache.
You forgot to put “Concert, next week, let me check my cash flow”
I guess he forgot to draw the fifth panel where Freelance Bob is calling Office Bob to borrow his car, because Freelance Bob can’t afford one.
I like the stapler offering.
Ha ha. You know, I’ll keep this piece of cartoon in mind every time I worry about not having a 9-5 job. Sometimes we don’t value something until it’s gone.