Hello, I'm looking for someone to outsource some of my artwork needs to. I don't have enough demand to hire someone full-time, so I'm looking for a "freelancer." They must have a good understanding of sign layout and design, not just a clipart cd and all the latest Photoshop plug-ins. It's mostly 4'x8' signs and trailer wraps. Any help would be appreciated.
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Sign Designer for Hire?
- Thread starter buggyjr12
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IrreDesign
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Interested, 20 years sign and design experience, email me at dbarnes@irredesign.com
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Precision
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Priscilla@precisionsignandgraphics.com . She was our designer/production manager and just moved to Texas. She is all setup and does freelance design. She can do wraps, signs, graphics, contour cut lines, ADA signage, permit packages, etc. Here is our website, which gives you and idea of what she is capable of designing. www.inlandempiresigncompany.com
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myront
Dammit, make it faster!!
I tried doing some freelance wraps before and it didn't work out so well. I was given an initial layout and just need to make a few changes and add-ons. No problem, "what are the add-ons"? Weeks go by, no reply, I send several other emails, nothing. I eventually ended up doing nothing but still got paid for my time. My conscious didn't feel right so I sent the money back and we parted ways.
Notarealsignguy
Arial - it's almost helvetica
There are some things that can be done remote but a lot of things are hard. I have thought of subbing some one off type things but there are so many times that you have to go back out to verify things on the vehicle plus the back and forth is a slow process. What does seem to work decently is getting a layout or whatever done and then you doing all of the tweaks, adding cutlines, adjusting fonts, sizing etc. It gets you past that hump of a blank slate.
