@0x_Mattt@Seanfrank What? $200k is not common at all. 5-7% of individual American's and about 2% of Canadians make $200k or more. All of these numbers are from government statistics.
Social media content bragging about these high salaries are all fake man.
@0x_Mattt@Seanfrank ~7% of North American's work in tech. Less than 50% are "experienced" (5+yrs), senior level is about 10%.
$400k salary is definitely top 1% in tech let alone in all other industries. Huge amount of money.
Twitter talk isn't reality when looking at real stats unfortunately.
Every time I build a new work proposal I take a step back think, goddam I've made a lot of artwork in my career so far.
Someday I would love to build a continuously scrolling website with as much of my work as I can gather. Would be so cool to see it all as a digital collection.
First the brand work and now some social content for Standard Issue Cannabis.
Feels great to dust off the drawing tools.
#pencildrawing#illustrator#drawing
New client website launched today, a new identity built from the ground up.
Peak Technologies is a leader in the Audio/Video space, partnering with brands and agencies alike.
https://t.co/P9cCkjhUls
#webdesign#webdevelopment#branding#BrandIdentity
@itskasturiii When they're chronically online and always posting quick, made up projects for themselves, they don't have full-time work. It's the popular designers-on-Twitter methodology.
@avstorm There's 1000 master carpenters who do this kind of thing all the time. You take away the LoveFrom name from this piece and it wouldn't get any news.
And yes they ruined that poor Ferrari's interior.
@Shutterstock how are you going to charge my 1-person design business $8k CAD for an annual business subscription? If I wasn't incorporated it's 1/4 of that price. Same business, single seat, only difference is LLC documents.
@Joshua_Ariza I'm a big fan of the "which is better A or B" and it's a 10% grey difference on a rectangle and 4% difference in line height and the comments go off, lol
@stuctaylor@Joshua_Ariza Same situation with my timeline, bunch of posts of a bland rectangle with a shadow or a "brand guide" with only hex codes calling themselves a designer.
@pizzaboy This is killer, all it takes is time and a few big clients to be able to charge big bucks.
I average about the same as a solo designer and don't do anything revolutionary. Just a ton of work, increasingly bigger budgets but in it for 18yrs now.
One the most extensive branding projects I've done in the past few years. From branding to website, internal docs and templates, social media art direction, motion graphics, merch, office branding, vehicle wraps, even UI for a interactive video game.
https://t.co/P9cCkjhUls