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This little stop motion video put a smile on my face as the authors Meg Mateo Ilasco and Joy Deangdeelert Cho unveil the “9 Qualities of a Successful Freelancer” from their recent book Creative, Inc. I thought you might enjoy it too if you are anywhere in the world of making art for clients.

9 Qualities of a Successful Freelancer

  1. Strong business sense
  2. A love of your art
  3. Curiosity
  4. Confidence & a strong vision
  5. Good listening & obser­vation skills
  6. Good commu­ni­cation skills
  7. Ability to handle crit­icism and rejection
  8. A positive attitude and profes­sional demeanor
  9. Good work habits

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The Designer’s Survival Kit

Wednesday, December 24th, 2008
The Designer’s Survival Kit.

The Designer’s Survival Kit.

A special gift for all of the designers, illus­trators and artists out there. Print this handy poster so you know what to put in your adventure pack as you work out the courage to follow your artistic art licensing dreams. Courtesy of the very talented illus­trator and my good friend, Roberta Collier-​Morales.

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Operation Christmas Child

Tuesday, November 25th, 2008

With every­thing going on last week, getting two books off to the publishers and working on new licensing collec­tions for Something to Cherish®, I am very happy that I was able to find some time to finish packing my shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child!

This is a very special ministry to my family and me. What a joy it is to prepare a box of love that will be delivered to a child that is under­priv­i­leged and suffering in this life! No child should be without, espe­cially when we can help provide simple and heartfelt gifts like this. Americans are blessed with so many material goods. It is the least we can do to share with families that are strug­gling to make ends meet whether they are in a hurricane disaster area on our U.S. coasts or survivors of wars in Africa and Iraq.

Each box has fun toys, hygiene items, school supplies and most impor­tantly art supplies and musical instruments.

If you want to learn more about this cool way to give, check out samaritanspurse.org.Operation Christmas Child

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