The Art of Freelancing with Noah Bradley – Everything I Wish They Had Taught Me in Art School
This is the first 30 minutes of my extensive introduction to the business of freelancing. If you want to become a freelance illustrator, concept artist, or graphic designer, this is the lecture for you. Check out the site to learn more: www.theartoffreelancing.com I’m Noah Bradley, and you can find my work here www.noahbradley.com
15 Comments
DispleasedEskimo
01.13.2013
It’s as interesting as you are interested in the field.
GreenBlueClouds
01.13.2013
You are paying to be tought/lent a hand. Not to be entertained.
Tim Nguyen
01.13.2013
thanks but sooo boring lol
perferstrategy
01.13.2013
I just had a look at your work your amazing your a pro
to me that is
perferstrategy
01.13.2013
you make it sound so easy but for me I need to be more confident in myself and being able to learn things on my own.
RubiconXing
01.13.2013
I wonder if the statistic includes those who don’t even go to art school but major in art at university. Percentage among the illustration majors would be interesting.
RubiconXing
01.13.2013
I really doubt that statistic, especially (1) if you go to a top art school and (2) have the accessibility and attention provided by new media. Times are changing. Certainly you have to be very active in making connections and joining societies, attending lectures and expos etc.
UltraAnalisis
01.13.2013
the secret is to know if you are good artist,
Nuvenim
01.14.2013
6:34
But companies usually shove the responsibility to employees, lol. There is no such thing as a godsend company that doesn’t do that.
Alex Three
01.14.2013
So… if I pay 60 dollars will there be more than just your voice over a black screen with occasional white text?
goldars3322
01.14.2013
“You will probably not get jobs from the work you do in college. It’s usually the work that you cultivate on your own that will get you attention.” I feel a ring of truth when I hear this. I’ve been thinking about going back and taking a class. Would it get me some portfolio work? The more I think about it, the more I’m certain that taking that class would probably teach me a particular skill, but that I’ll need to make several pieces on my own after the class to get real portfolio work.
deathstreaks
01.14.2013
shut up and leave.
ThePlugTurtle
01.14.2013
@spikeman316 Shut the fuck up with your “Fail”
spikeman316
01.14.2013
Your websites are down, Fail!
lion03heart
01.14.2013
You hit all the major points on how to be a great artist. Specially the part on research or the ” Wizards” I hear a lot of my colleagues and students who doesn’t even know who are the major players and companies on their industries. You are so right, how can you help somebody who doesn’t even know who Maxfield Parrish is? Great job! I wish you well! and keep creating art that you love. Mr. Meganck always says” If you love what you are doing, you are never going to work for the rest of your life”
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