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Classified Ads => Employment => Topic started by: artifex on September 25, 2012, 01:19:09 PM
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I have been an artist in the screen print industry for 26 years. I am currently seeking employment either in or around the Cleveland, Ohio area. My skills not only include designing tees and separations but expand to logo development, business cards, all the way to banners. I am proficient in using CorelDRAW, Corel Photo, Adobe Photoshop, along with using Adobe Illustrator and simulated process separation programs. If you are interested in contacting me to find out more please e-mail me at artifexsolutions@yahoo.com
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any samples you could show us? We might be interested!
pierre
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Yup, samples are always good.
No employment here, but I might need to outsource some work.
Thanks
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I'll put something together.
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this is the original print on a white tee. something I had to come up with for the Chagrin Valley Athletic Club
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this is the original print on a white tee. design was already created but I had to separate into a four color process with an extra 6 spot colors.
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this is the original print on a white tee. This was my idea for an event for the Cleveland Fire Dept.
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this is the original print on a black tee. This was my original idea using a couple of greys, white and gold foil.
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this is the original print on a white tee.
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this was my original design using simulated process on a black tee.
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my design for the front of a Relay for Life tee.
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my design for the back of a Relay for Life tee.
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Very nice work. There are many of us here from Ohio and I for one am always looking for someone with talent to outsource artwork and separations to from time to time. I will shoot you a pm.
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Nice, when you are in Strongsville, give me a shout. I might have something for you every once in a while.
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Actually He helped me out when I started printing and has done several jobs for me. He is a real good guy and has a lot of knowledge about screen printing along with his bad a$$ art skills. I would recommend him in a second.
Sent from samsung gem(the worst smart phone ever)
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Your stuff looks great.....But based on the number of artists that seem to contact me these days I must say that I think "staff artists" are a dying breed....Many are looking for jobs on the payroll but when no offers come to them many seem to go the freelance route....Good luck....
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I don't know about that. For smaller shops, yes, they are a dying breed. For medium sized shops, they are a must, but they might have other tasks to do as well. Our artist also does our embroidery.
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We have four and they share creative, seps, film output, and digitizing duties as well as catalog layout, flyers, etc. You'd be surprised how many shops have 2 or more.
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Just hired my first and it was another of those head slapping "should have done this years ago"
moments.
Mockups, seps and film currently. Didn't realize how much time I was spending on that stuff...
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Many of the larger shops have over the last 5 years, downsized by cutting at least one of 4-5 artist. When backed up, they do job out the overload to freelancers. The freelance business was booming 3 years ago. It's slowed down now. That could be a number of reasons.
People are hiring more artist full time again tho, I can see it on my end. Some artist choose to be freelancers rather than to go back working for someone else as it's waaaay better than working for someone. Even if the pay is not as good or the lack of benefits, the other benefits far outweigh money. Sure, I have to eat in the soup line with the vagrants now and then but I'm free.
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I guess it depends on what kind of soup they are serving. If it's split pea and bacon, I am all in...with some over-buttered croutons floating on top. Man, I need me some lunch.
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Interested in coming to Terre Haute, Indiana? Full time position available.
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I have to endorse working for Steve. As an artist and working with Steve (the original job poster) for years, I can say that if I were looking for a full time job and interested in relocating. I'd take him up on that. He has a good business and is a good level headed business man with much room for growth available as an artist.
So says Dot-Tone Dan