I sincerely hope you find the following to be as informative, motivating, and inspiring as I do after having pored over multiple sets of answers from a variety of artists. They are often their own boss and take on multiple roles (promoter, social media guru, accountant, artist agent, art director, and more) in order to keep things moving throughout their career. Unlike the life of an in-house artist, where you work with a specific company, freelance illustrators need to manage their time, money, and client base wisely in order to keep things running. We’ll discuss their training, daily tasks, how they source clients, the media they work in, self-promotion and motivation, and more. I sought out and questioned freelancers from around the globe who were gracious enough to share their experiences with me. Today, we’ll explore the world of freelance illustrators. Illustration by Hanna Sandvig, featured in ImagineFX reader EXpose.ĭo you want to know how to become an illustrator? This article will walk you through some of the challenges that a freelance illustrator faces, such as self-employment, clients, the creative process, and more!ĭesign & Illustration careers are as varied as the artists in them.
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