NC Winters is having a show, here’s his flyer for more details (and visual goodness):
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Grant
January 20th, 2008
That is pretty lame, aint as good as the rest sorry guys…
susan
January 20th, 2008
I love the “security of a regular job” line. I know far too many people who have been laid off or fired.
I, personally, never intent to lay off me.
Beautiful flyer, NC.
Inspiration Up
January 21st, 2008
Great job on flyer N.C.and a nice freelance comics too.
Arun
January 21st, 2008
Being an entrepreneur does have its risks and one does have to sacrifice things.
But we freelancers do it for the love of it!
Thomas Allen
January 21st, 2008
Hm…agree with prior criticism. I mean, financial insecurity bends two ways: You could fall short of your budget, or do far better than expected. A confident freelancer, especially with skills that are in demand, knows that he can round up some dollars (euros, yen, etc.) when needed even if it means working for $5 below your preferred hourly. And having a lording boss isn’t exactly pleasant either, although I haven’t had a particularly nasty situation like that when employed.
Donald R. Anderson
January 21st, 2008
I prefer the term freelancer, or free spirit. Though you have to take on the roles of all the different departments in a normal business you still get control ultimately over what you do, and, your success or failure.