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Starting a career as a logo designer – Which way to go??

Generally, freelance is what comes to mind of upcoming logo designers . Here is how a freelance website can spell damage for a logo designer: http://www.logoguru.co.uk/blog/starting-logo-designer-career/
"A lmost everybody thinks they can write children's books," sighs prolific author and illustrator LeUyen Pham. They see the cute pictures and the simple story lines, Pham says, and think, "Yeah, I can do that."

Childrens Book Illustrator - Careers

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Becoming a Game Concept Artist

http://www.gamecareerguide.com/features/455/becoming_a_game_concept_.php Matt Kohr is a student at Savannah College of Art and Design who wants to work as a concept artist in the video game industry. He's already nabbed a few gigs doing some artwork part-time while in school and during his summer break. In this interview conducted by professor Brenda Braithwaite (who teaches a course Kohr is enrolled in called Applied Game Design class, which mimics the game industry environment), he explains his artistic process and the secret to his success so far.
http://www.gatheringmagic.com/how-to-become-a-magic-the-gathering-artist-step-1/ It's the best day of the week, Vorthos Wednesday. We've changed things up a little bit in the lineup, and in doing so, we've actually omitted a small demographic.

Becoming a Magic: The Gathering Artist, Step 1 by Mike Linnemann | GatheringMagic.com - Magic: The Gathering Website

Tony DiTerlizzi, Never Abandon Imagination – FAQ- Art

TD: For those who follow it, I have a section on my blog titled “Friday Fan Art” where I post fan’s renditions of my characters, or similiar subject matter (like dragons and stuff), or just plain talented artists. Most of the fan art I post is sent to me: http://diterlizzi.com/home/faq-art/
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Since 1993, the annual questionnaire for the ALA Survey of Librarian Salaries has included a “Supplementary Questions” section to gather, for one time only, information needed to answer questions from the field about library human resources.

Info*Nation: Skills for Success

One of the best things about the library world is its diversity. This field attracts all kinds of people, yet there are certain skills and strengths - let's call them "competencies" - that many library people share. The concepts on this page, both personal and professional competencies, are essential for library workers of the future.
The covering letter shows the employer why they should consider your résumé. It is the first impression you make on the employer and shows how well you communicate in writing. A cover letter should be typed unless the employer specifically requests a handwritten letter.

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