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October
04oct1:00 pmFreelance FandangoVirtual Meet-Up for All Creatives
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Every Sunday 1 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. CT / 11 a.m MT / 10 a.m. PT Cartoonists, illustrators, graphic artists, photographers, writers, creatives: Freelance Fandango is going virtual for the
Every Sunday 1 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. CT / 11 a.m MT / 10 a.m. PT
Cartoonists, illustrators, graphic artists, photographers, writers, creatives: Freelance Fandango is going virtual for the duration, and everyone is invited!
Freelance Fandango started out as get-together of freelance creatives in the Tacoma area. Now FF has gone virtual. They’ve invited the Guild to sponsor them and spread the word. Join Freelance Fandango for a Zoom meeting to share your experience and news. Show and tell is a regular feature, so have your art supplies handy and turn your webcam on.
Register Here!
***Freelance Fandango will not be held on major US Holidays.Â
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07oct7:00 pm8:00 pmTown HallGET YOUR FEELINGS OUT
GET YOUR FEELINGS OUT Come one, come all, members and non-members of the Graphic Artists Guild, and professional creative community! We want to have honest discussions about the state of our
GET YOUR FEELINGS OUT
Come one, come all, members and non-members of the Graphic Artists Guild, and professional creative community! We want to have honest discussions about the state of our industry. Increased job loss, displacement from AI, rampant copyright infringement, a competitive gig economy with even narrower margins and universally rising material costs, the creative community is getting squeezed hard right now from all sides. We don’t need an elephant in the room, we need to find real solutions to our shared concerns.
We at The Guild understand the realities of working small business creatives, and want to know what you are up against so we can become the advocates you need in a Trade Organization. Our community is comprised of working creatives helping to drive small business, non-profits, and higher ed.
Your lived experience in navigating this challenging time allows us the opportunity to share our available resources to support the community. From creative community support, to advocating on Capitol Hill for your creative rights, to helping you negotiate a contract concern, The Graphic Artists Guild is here to help you thrive in your creativity.
Learn what we’re working on, how we can help you right now, and how you can get involved! Our monthly town hall is facilitated by the South Region Rep, Lennie Gray.
