Your first year or two as a creative freelancer the focus should be to build your boat and get in the water. When you’re afloat and not taking in water, you can start to think about your destination. Where would … Continue reading
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The art of Saying No
There is such a thing as too much success. Meaning you go through periods where there is simply too many things on your plate and you have trouble keeping up. You have to take care of yourself and avoid burnout. … Continue reading
Copyright and IP
Who owns the rights to a piece of art or a character? Can you sell the same story twice and what if someone steals your artwork? In most cases and artist hired to do a specific job retains the IP … Continue reading
Working from Home versus Getting a Studio
As I’ve mentioned before, I wouldn’t have had the career I have today, if it wasn’t for my time at Gimle Studios. This is where I learned from the best, grew my network and got the jobs that laid the … Continue reading
New Book: SOLO – Survival Guide for Creative Freelancers
If you’re on the newsletter, you’ve no doubt heard about my upcoming English language book SOLO – Survival Guide for Creative Freelancers. The book is an attempt to gather my 20 years of experience as an independant creator in several … Continue reading