SaturnSirene

One of the client I've worked with was Leons' Furniture--I quit freelancing a year ago in favor of self-made project. For the contract, I used the same as I've always been using whenever I do a project for a client. The amazing thing, it was signed by their corporate lawyer without any problem (It was amazing to me because I wrote it lol...with some help...Ok, lots of help) So, I guess it's good enough to satisfy a corporate lawyer from a big company. What's this got to do with you? If you are freelancing and always thinking of drafting a contract but never got into it, you can use and modify mine depending on your project, needs, state, and

Updated 11 November 2020 This is directed mostly towards digital/traditional artists, but also literature artists! At some point in your artistic life, you might want to start earning a bit of extra money from the work that you love to do; yet I see that many people struggle with commissions, especially in the beginning. Thus I decided to write this little "How to" journal, where I share my own experience. 1. When do I start to do commissions? Whenever you want to, and especially, whenever you feel comfortable doing so! Especially that last part is important. I remember lots of people asking me if I were doing commissions years ago, and I