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Freelance Freedom #1



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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.


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  1. PG Matt
    May 21st

    Strange, I’m not seeing the image :(

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  2. PG Dustin Brewer
    May 21st

    I like it

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  3. PG Jeff
    May 21st

    I’m not seeing the image, either… ?

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  4. PG Simon
    May 21st

    I don’t see the image…

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  5. PG Michael
    May 21st

    No image!

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  6. PG Anton Borzov
    May 21st

    No image

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  7. PG Ben
    May 21st

    I don’t see it either!

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  8. PG Winsmith
    May 21st

    Uh oh,

    the image source points to http://www.ncwinters.com/ — so either someone made a mistake or (and that would be _very_ unprofessional) you guys tried to rip off that guy’s bandwidth…

    But it’s just a mistake right? Right?

    bye :)

    Daniel

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  9. PG Jurgen Visser
    May 21st

    nope

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  10. PG sulla
    May 21st

    minimalism.

    a valid freelancing technique.

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  11. PG Dor
    May 21st

    nether. Let make a post of only comments saying we can’t see the image.

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  12. PG Rajesh Shakya
    May 21st

    Ha ha ha , Guys! That is the freelance freedom!

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  13. PG dagobert renouf
    May 21st

    I love this new concept of blogging, maybe we might think about creativity and freelancing while not seing the image :-o .

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  14. PG Eliffio
    May 21st

    Deep message N.C.!!

    I luv it.

    :-D

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  15. PG Wayde Christie
    May 21st

    I think there’s are some good points raised here – points certainly worth discussing. It’s clear that a “there is no spoon” type discussion is becoming increasingly more relevant, particularly in light of the saturation and coverage of the blogosphere.

    I for one support this new, dare I say, ground-breaking approach, and encourage other bloggers to more actively engage in zen-like discussions such as this.

    Dugg!

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  16. PG Robert Janelle
    May 21st

    great post!

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  17. PG Cyan
    May 22nd

    Wow – maybe we should screw up more often :D It wasn’t NC – it was all our fault! Somehow the image got deleted from our server. Fixed now…

    Sorry NC!! :)

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  18. PG N.C. Winters
    May 22nd

    Well, while I certainly loved the thought-provoking blog commenting, I must say the image is much better, now that it’s visible! No problem, Cyan! Great to see that the absence of imagery can still spark conversation.
    -N.

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  19. PG Digiguru
    May 22nd

    Travel is one of the biggest reasons I started freelancing to begin with. Traveling to and from work would usually eat in an average of 1 hour each way every day. By working from home, I saved myself 2 hours which could be used more constructively. Never mind the huge savings on Petrol, wear n tear on my car etc.

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  20. PG Junio Vitorino
    May 22nd

    Cool, the image say everything. :D

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  21. PG Julia Temlyn
    May 23rd

    Ah, the joys of freelancing and telecommuting! Great cartoon image!

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  22. PG Purush
    September 21st

    wow..i love this…!great work !!

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  23. PG Purush
    September 21st

    wow..i love this…!great work !!

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  24. PG ailaG
    December 10th

    The comic seems great, but it’s very hard to navigate through.
    You might want to add next / prev / first / last buttons, or at least next/prev.

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  25. PG Wladia Viviani
    November 16th

    I’m reading back from the beginning… I became addicted, and waiting for the next one is each time more difficult :)
    You know what? Beside being a funny and clever way to point out the aliases of a freelancer life, it could become a humoristic (but useful) guide for the newcomers…
    I definitely LOVE Freelancer Freedom.

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  26. PG William Cia
    July 1st

    Excellent, strong, and deep.
    A wonderful start for the comic.
    Bare in mind, I rarely praise based on my perspective and point of view as a designer.

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  27. PG Herman
    July 6th

    Did I just read 200+ Comics?
    Thats a lot of lost time…

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