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Mel Baylon
Philippines Designer Joined about 8 years ago
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- Tips for a designer that just joined a startup as an internal designer
- How do you sustain yourself as freelance/independent designer?
- Designer to iOS developer - Where to get started?
- What is your podcast player?
- Calligraphy vectorization workflow using Gimp and Inkscape (facebook.com)
Posted to How do you sustain yourself as freelance/independent designer?, in reply to iterati design , Dec 31, 2017 Posted to What is your podcast player?, in reply to Tim Debo , Jan 24, 2017 I see. That would a pretty cool feature. I hope develops something like that. I listen to a lot of informational podcasts too.
Marco, the developer of Overcast, wrote a blog post on a similar topic https://marco.org/2015/01/03/overcast-chapter-support
Posted to What is your podcast player?, in reply to Jay Grant , Jan 21, 2017 Interesting.
Posted to What is your podcast player?, in reply to Joe Shoop , Jan 21, 2017 The Mac app looks nice!
Posted to What is your podcast player?, in reply to Marc Edwards , Jan 21, 2017 Yup. Pretty easy with OPML. I keep a copy of mine in a Dropbox folder just in case I need it for testing other podcast players. :D
Posted to What is your podcast player?, in reply to Stuart McCoy , Jan 21, 2017 I agree with Marc. Try Overcast! :D
Posted to What is your podcast player?, in reply to James Sowers , Jan 21, 2017 I see. Ever tried Overcast?
Posted to What is your podcast player?, in reply to Marc Edwards , Jan 21, 2017 Me too. I don't use the search function often.
Posted to What is your podcast player?, in reply to Chip Dong Lim , Jan 21, 2017 This is my first time to hear about Stitcher. :D
Posted to What is your podcast player?, in reply to Dapo Olaopa , Jan 21, 2017 Where are you from, Dapo?
Yeah. I agree. Those are really enjoyable features.
For me at least, they work well as a single column list. Especially because my phone doesn't have much screen real state.
Few things come to mind, but I think the most pressing one is niching down. I'm still undecided with the scope of services I will offer. Not sure if it is enough to just offer logo design. And if it is, how do I build up a steady flow of projects?
If it is possible, I want to setup a fully remote digital design practice.