This is a tough industry to break into. So I've decided to offer a bit of help to those struggling to get that foot in the door. Not that I'm an expert, but we can all grow together, right?
So Tip number 1 is:
Put together a resume. Yes, a resume. If you don't have any published work, write a bio and add some of your current work, your best work, to it. You can include things that are relevant to your goals. If you want to be on a design team, include experience you have that's relevant. Like a job where you had to meet deadlines. Explain the relevance (important, because some may not understand why you listed your experience as a paralegal on a scrapbooking resume).
Try online resume services like www.scrapbookresume.com, or sign up for a free Blog, or build and host your own page. But make sure to link to a gallery of some kind so that people can see your talent and what you have to offer them.
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About My Digital Kits
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- Just some notes about my digital work. I create all my kits at 300dpi, the industry print standard, so that you will never have problems with pixelated images when submitting for publication. All papers are 12x12 unless otherwise noted, and are heavily layered for depth and texture. I put a lot of time and care into all of my digital elements, and am sure you will find them of the highest quality. I do enjoy the grungier style papers, so that is often what you will find in my kits. Thank you for your support. I hope you enjoy the freebies, as well as the kits for sale.
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