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tubbyman20 · 21-01-2007, 12:51

hey,

I haven't got many posts, so i reckon a lot of people are going to doubt my credibility, but i'm up for hire if anyone needs any design work. I can do pretty much any style..

here are some previews of my work.
http://www.imagemule.com/uploads/new...t-copy2acD.jpg
www.imagemule.com/uploads/legion-copyg9ve.jpg
www.imagemule.com/uploads/grunge_ver_2rIsD.jpg
http://www.imagemule.com/uploads/web...n-copy2Q0x.jpg
http://www.imagemule.com/uploads/def...2-copyg9t7.jpg
http://www.imagemule.com/uploads/def...t-copyD63f.jpg

Remember to zoom in in firefox and Internet explorer to full view them or you won't see them properly

well i hope you like my work, and i'm glad to be joining a large forum like this

Maerk · 21-01-2007, 18:14

Some nice photoshop work in there, but if you're aiming at being hired as a designer for the web solely, why no site of your own?

swiecki · 21-01-2007, 23:50

you have some good work there...

tubbyman20 · 22-01-2007, 02:47

I do have a site of my own but i'm currentely trying to get it online and coded

it will be a pretty big deal, like 5 domains and a network of sites

BasicMind · 22-01-2007, 03:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by tubbyman20

I do have a site of my own but i'm currentely trying to get it online and coded

it will be a pretty big deal, like 5 domains and a network of sites

are you trying to say your site is spread across 5 domains?

dcypher.co.uk · 22-01-2007, 07:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by tubbyman20

I do have a site of my own but i'm currentely trying to get it online and coded

If it's not live - then you don't really have a site.

If your looking for work don't worry about creating something over 5 sites, just make one really nice site up asap.

tubbyman20 · 22-01-2007, 10:50

i'm not spreading one site across five domains, i'm currentely working in a partnership and we're setting up (at least) 5 websites. And yes i know i could get something up quickly but i dont really want to.

BatteryLow · 22-01-2007, 11:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by tubbyman20

i'm not spreading one site across five domains, i'm currentely working in a partnership and we're setting up (at least) 5 websites. And yes i know i could get something up quickly but i dont really want to.

Then I would suggest holding off on trying to get website design contracts until you actually have a site up. It's pretty important.

tubbyman20 · 22-01-2007, 17:12

I coded one of the designs...

http://www.zendurl.com/photosho/

anyway - it's not absolutely crucial to have a site for people to hire me!
If i show some of my work.. then it shouldnt matter.

asariyski · 22-01-2007, 18:57

I would not hire you. Although you seem like a nice guy.

Maerk · 23-01-2007, 06:58

Not 100% critical, but its a very daft thing for a web designer looking for work to not have a website of their own. There's no proof you can do anything outside of photoshop otherwise...

AxSMart · 23-01-2007, 07:20

I like your photoshop layouts, thay have the look of 2.0 style. But I think that you should make a nice personal portfolio, for that any future client see your works.

Dusteh · 23-01-2007, 08:07

You see, this is why you needed to have a website, so that we could see just how badly you code up your designs. Based on this: http://www.zendurl.com/photosho/ I can see you have a lot to learn.

refraction · 23-01-2007, 09:30

Very nice work, I like it.

R1gM · 23-01-2007, 10:01

I think the designs are pretty much standard cop nowadays. Its a good enough starting point dude so keep on working., And get yourself a website if you have serious intentions of getting work. Also all I can see from the pics is you can do pictures in photoshop. Would like to see if you can put all those faded sections etc into a proper XHTML/CSS coded layout etc.

Due to the fact it seems they are not for real projects they also look really sparse of content etc.

mattp · 04-02-2007, 20:35

It looks like you're using a lot of fancy (as in not web safe) fonts, namely Myriad Pro, among others that I am not as familiar with.

Just a tip - these kinds of fonts can be difficult to implement, and should be limited to headers/navs and used as sparingly as possible, if used at all, because otherwise you have to use a lot images (too much to download quickly, waste of bytes) or some SiFR-type replacement with flash, which work, but IMHO aren't terribly reliable or smooth.

hawken · 05-02-2007, 02:45

nowhere in this thread do I see a scrap of code. I'm with asariyski and the other guys. Unless you can show a site you have coded, not static images, who is going to hire you?

3n1gm4 · 05-02-2007, 11:25

Yeah, def get some coded websites up asap... your a good photoshopper though

nkulmati · 09-02-2007, 15:50

You have a couple of impressive works among those jpeg mockups.
But I am surprised as much as others here about how you have put it. These mockups reveal your graphics design capabilities. Is this the job you're looking for? It is not clear at all what you wish to be hired as.

So moving on, I want to hire you as a graphics designer (yet not more than that). What's next? Do you expect me to give you an offer via this forum? No credible contact information is presented, no link to even a resume page. It is sometimes ok not to have a portfolio, but it is never ok not to have a resume. Also, suppose I only work with those freelancers who I can meet in person - and how can I have any idea about your geographic state?

Would you hire me based just on a couple of anonymous screenshots? There are numerous issues to consider when selecting people to work with. Create a new post and formally describe your areas of experience. Clearly state the scope of work you wish to get paid for. Dont admit to "reckon that your credibility is in doubt", but instead prove your credibility to us. Whatever reasons constrain you from setting up a representative website, at least create a very basic resume page. If not that, at least leave your full name. Unless in fact you do not wish to be taken serouisly...

You are graphically creative, now let yourself be "self-marketing" creative.

Regards.

RaelRode · 10-02-2007, 09:05

Most of these designs - even when zoomed in - are half the page width. You need to get your website up but seeing the link you posted to the design you coded yyou've got osme work to do. But I agree with nkulmati - I wouldn't hire you because all i know is a screenname and its not enough.

BTW - This is a designers forums. Don't you think if anyone on here wanted a website, they' do it themselves????

21-01-2007, 12:51	#1 (permalink)
tubbyman20 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 19	Hire me - see my work. hey, I haven't got many posts, so i reckon a lot of people are going to doubt my credibility, but i'm up for hire if anyone needs any design work. I can do pretty much any style.. here are some previews of my work. http://www.imagemule.com/uploads/new...t-copy2acD.jpg www.imagemule.com/uploads/legion-copyg9ve.jpg www.imagemule.com/uploads/grunge_ver_2rIsD.jpg http://www.imagemule.com/uploads/web...n-copy2Q0x.jpg http://www.imagemule.com/uploads/def...2-copyg9t7.jpg http://www.imagemule.com/uploads/def...t-copyD63f.jpg Remember to zoom in in firefox and Internet explorer to full view them or you won't see them properly well i hope you like my work, and i'm glad to be joining a large forum like this

21-01-2007, 18:14	#2 (permalink)
Maerk Doodler. Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 1,400	Some nice photoshop work in there, but if you're aiming at being hired as a designer for the web solely, why no site of your own? __________________ sreski & scrapbook.sreski

23-01-2007, 06:58	#11 (permalink)
Maerk Doodler. Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 1,400	Not 100% critical, but its a very daft thing for a web designer looking for work to not have a website of their own. There's no proof you can do anything outside of photoshop otherwise... __________________ sreski & scrapbook.sreski

23-01-2007, 08:07	#13 (permalink)
Dusteh Sir digby chicken caesar Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 4,833	You see, this is why you needed to have a website, so that we could see just how badly you code up your designs. Based on this: http://www.zendurl.com/photosho/ I can see you have a lot to learn. __________________ unconsolidated isoparms

04-02-2007, 20:35	#16 (permalink)
mattp Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 73	It looks like you're using a lot of fancy (as in not web safe) fonts, namely Myriad Pro, among others that I am not as familiar with. Just a tip - these kinds of fonts can be difficult to implement, and should be limited to headers/navs and used as sparingly as possible, if used at all, because otherwise you have to use a lot images (too much to download quickly, waste of bytes) or some SiFR-type replacement with flash, which work, but IMHO aren't terribly reliable or smooth. Last edited by mattp : 05-02-2007 at 20:13.

21-01-2007, 23:50	#3 (permalink)
swiecki Registered User Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 80	you have some good work there...

22-01-2007, 02:47	#4 (permalink)
tubbyman20 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 19	I do have a site of my own but i'm currentely trying to get it online and coded it will be a pretty big deal, like 5 domains and a network of sites

22-01-2007, 10:50	#7 (permalink)
tubbyman20 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 19	i'm not spreading one site across five domains, i'm currentely working in a partnership and we're setting up (at least) 5 websites. And yes i know i could get something up quickly but i dont really want to.

22-01-2007, 17:12	#9 (permalink)
tubbyman20 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 19	I coded one of the designs... http://www.zendurl.com/photosho/ anyway - it's not absolutely crucial to have a site for people to hire me! If i show some of my work.. then it shouldnt matter.

22-01-2007, 18:57	#10 (permalink)
asariyski z-z-z Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Bulgaria Posts: 100	I would not hire you. Although you seem like a nice guy.

23-01-2007, 07:20	#12 (permalink)
AxSMart D e s i g n e r Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Brasov - Romania Posts: 29	I like your photoshop layouts, thay have the look of 2.0 style. But I think that you should make a nice personal portfolio, for that any future client see your works.

23-01-2007, 09:30	#14 (permalink)
refraction ProjectPixel8 $refraction's Avatar$ Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: North east UK Posts: 47	Very nice work, I like it.

23-01-2007, 10:01	#15 (permalink)
R1gM Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 276	I think the designs are pretty much standard cop nowadays. Its a good enough starting point dude so keep on working., And get yourself a website if you have serious intentions of getting work. Also all I can see from the pics is you can do pictures in photoshop. Would like to see if you can put all those faded sections etc into a proper XHTML/CSS coded layout etc. Due to the fact it seems they are not for real projects they also look really sparse of content etc.

05-02-2007, 02:45	#17 (permalink)
hawken Cornish Pasty Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Tokyo, Japan Posts: 2,708	nowhere in this thread do I see a scrap of code. I'm with asariyski and the other guys. Unless you can show a site you have coded, not static images, who is going to hire you? __________________ my blog & portfolio sexy combined package

05-02-2007, 11:25	#18 (permalink)
3n1gm4 HEYOOOH! Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Denton, Tx Posts: 52	Yeah, def get some coded websites up asap... your a good photoshopper though

09-02-2007, 15:50	#19 (permalink)
nkulmati Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 16	You have a couple of impressive works among those jpeg mockups. But I am surprised as much as others here about how you have put it. These mockups reveal your graphics design capabilities. Is this the job you're looking for? It is not clear at all what you wish to be hired as. So moving on, I want to hire you as a graphics designer (yet not more than that). What's next? Do you expect me to give you an offer via this forum? No credible contact information is presented, no link to even a resume page. It is sometimes ok not to have a portfolio, but it is never ok not to have a resume. Also, suppose I only work with those freelancers who I can meet in person - and how can I have any idea about your geographic state? Would you hire me based just on a couple of anonymous screenshots? There are numerous issues to consider when selecting people to work with. Create a new post and formally describe your areas of experience. Clearly state the scope of work you wish to get paid for. Dont admit to "reckon that your credibility is in doubt", but instead prove your credibility to us. Whatever reasons constrain you from setting up a representative website, at least create a very basic resume page. If not that, at least leave your full name. Unless in fact you do not wish to be taken serouisly... You are graphically creative, now let yourself be "self-marketing" creative. Regards.

10-02-2007, 09:05	#20 (permalink)
RaelRode Designers are strange :) Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Shrewsbury, UK Posts: 1,730	Most of these designs - even when zoomed in - are half the page width. You need to get your website up but seeing the link you posted to the design you coded yyou've got osme work to do. But I agree with nkulmati - I wouldn't hire you because all i know is a screenname and its not enough. BTW - This is a designers forums. Don't you think if anyone on here wanted a website, they' do it themselves????

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