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Something I’ve learned from u11 is that even if it doesn’t effect me freelancing is a lot more hard work that it is made out to be, there are so many things that are needed to think about that I would not need to think about wanting to work for someone els.
^im happy that i now know these thing though because if i ever want to work from myself i now know a lot of things that I did not know from the beginning.
Overall i feel that this is one of the most informative units that i have done this year because I’ve learn things about the real world and i now know a lot of things that i would of not had a idea about other wise, which i think makes this a really good unit to cover.

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For the area that I’m going in to I’m not really going to need many of these things but i may need to find a place to rent one day if i work for myself which i dont think I’m going to do right away but i would like to do that maybe some time in the future when I’m more stable and on my feet a lot more than just coming out of getting my license.
^plus it would be hard for someone that is new to get jobs outside of a company that people trust like the NHS which they are looking for more art therapists because its not something that they have a lot of, so i think that it would be bettered for me to work for someone like them for a while.

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This is the way i went with for my card because i wanted my card to work with both being a therapist or being a freelancer.
^i used the colours i did because when i become a therapist i want to work with children (not fully but i want to be a child therapist) so i thought that my card should show that in some way so i picked more childish colours. (Bright colours are what come to mind when i think of colours that children tend to use)
I like the card that i have made because this was my first one and i was really proud of how it turned out in the end.
^if i could go back and chang anything it would be adding the job i want but as i wanted to work for freelancing to I didn’t add it.
I didn’t add my logo on it because therapists dont really have logos plus the one i made I wasn’t really 100% with so when i added it just looked out of place so in the end i did not add it.

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What I picked this card because I like how it shows that its a job that is in the creative industry, I also like how the colours pull your eyes to the middle to where the text is which makes the card flow well.
I think that that they have shown there business with how simple but yet bright the card is, I feel this makes it calming but the bright colours hold hope... maybe this hope is for the people that go to them and seek there help.
I think that this card shows that they are therapists because of the way they have payed the card out in a simple yet effective way.

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I picked this card because I liked the trees which instantly takes me to a forest and the sounds, smells and sights make me feel calm and all my worries instantly go away.
I think that they have shown there business with there use of colour because the colours are calming and give off this relaxing feeling with is something you want from a therapist.
I think that it shows that they are therapists because of the simple yet effective way they layed it out.

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Logos:
There is a big difference betwthe two logos which is one is simpler and doesn’t really have much to look at when the other has a goofy face showing that it is for a child.
The only thing that they share in common is that the both have the same colour scheme (red and whilte).
How long has the kids version been running?:
It has been running since 2015
what makes it successful?:
A big thing that makes this successful is that people can let there kids on here without worrying about if the content is okay for there child, so it stops kids from being able to get a hold of content that is not okay for there age.
^something that the normal YouTube can not say even with a age resolution on videos that are not okay for young people.

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This logo I feel can be for people that are between the ages of 8-13 because its still simple but not to the point where I think its meant to be for kids younger than 6-8 but I also think that its not for anyone who is older than 13 because it is still more kid like and not aimed at anyone in there late teens.

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I picked this logo because I feel that this not only goes for children but also for teens to because its not so simple that its only aimed for kids but I wouldn’t say its just for teens. (I think its for people from 8-15)
This is like the other logo I picked that I think can be for both kids and young teens.

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instagram.
this is a good way of getting people to look at you work because of how many people go on instagram (600 million in 2016).
this lets you share photos, videos and even go live to show people your work and to show them how you get to the final piece.
youtube.
this is a good way to show people the way you draw and to help people who have just begun to draw.
linkedin.
this is a good way of keep in contacted with the people around you and helps you find people that need the things that you are offering.
facebook.
having a facebook page can be good for people that are close to you and are looking for the things that you are offering.
pintrest.
this is a good way to

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for people that are wanting to get there work out there and to be known by a large amount of people there are a lot of ways to go about doing this.
one of the best though is having your work stand out from everyone else because no one will want to look at the same thing over and over again.

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This is the Christmas project that me and Tasha did together.

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- a good way to start is sharing what you do online! Because it gets your work out there for everyone to see.
- make sure all the legal work is done.
- but most of all put yourself out there by getting a logo and posting stuff online so that people see what you are making and want to buy it.

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What are some of the resources that a freelancer would need? 

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What are some of the resources that a freelancer would need? 

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- a studio (if they are not working at home)
- depending on what kind of freelancer they are then they may need art supplies and the tools will be different for each person.
- again depending one the person they may need special equipment to work with like a press for printing a lino or other things alone those lines.
- business cards.

(The costs)

Rent: 90-100 per week (for a one bed flat) and £800-900 per month (for a one bed house) this is based on the average in Newcastle.
Studio cost: £150-£350 a week.
Art supplies (average): £200 per year (not including paper).

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-Public Liability Insurance - essentially if something you do causes injury or damage to someone else or their property. You should almost definitely get this.

-Professional Indemnity Insurance - if you're giving out advice then this is good to have in case your advice leads to something unexpected or unpleasant.

-Employers Liability - only relevant really if you're going to employ anyone (including volunteers) directly. Probably not needed if you're an individual creative.

-Contents/Personal Belongings Insurance - is your laptop critical to your work? What happens if you break it? Lose it? Have it stolen? Same for your phone. These might be covered by your normal home insurance so do check. Or you can get specific cover. You might also try 'added value' bank accounts to cover your phone.

-Travel Insurance - if you're going to work abroad, make sure you're covered, and. Make sure it allows you to travel for work.

Cyber Protection - especially if you're a digital creative - are you insured for data breaches or hacks?

-Legal/Tax Protection - this is insurance to help you with legal matters or if HMRC investigates you. It might also provide cover for days you're on jury duty and similar such issues. You can usually buy with your liability insurance, or you get it as part of membership to the Federation of Small Businesses.

-Income Protection Insurance - what if you can't work through illness? Could you pay your rent and other bills? Income Protection insurance is a must if you don't have any other safety nets - it means that after a certain period (usually 1-3 months) you get a regular payment.

-Life and/or Illness Insurance - this is also much broader than just being self employed. If you get a serious or critical illness, have a limb amputated, or indeed pass away then could you or your loved ones cover the associated costs of care or the aftermath? I'm sorry to be so blunt. But there are lots of companies out there which help.

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As a freelancer what are some of the basic financial and legal aspects you should consider?

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As a freelancer what are some of the basic financial and legal aspects you should consider?

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like anyone you need to pay National Insurance and income tax but the main difference is that you tell HMRC (the tax people) once a year how much you've earned and they tell you how much to pay them.
you will also need to get insurance (i will list a few above this).
having a business bank account is always a better way of keeping your monry and the money for the business sepret.

- keep everything in writing so that there is proof of what your being payed for.

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What does it mean to work in the freelancing field?

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What does it mean to work in the freelancing field?

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freelancing is the turm used for a person the is self-employed or does not like to stay with the same employer for very long.
some freelacing jobsare:
-Writing.

-Editing and Proofreading.

-Marketing and PR.

-Transcription.

-Data Entry.

-Virtual Assistant Work.

-Call Center Jobs.

-Online Tutoring Jobs.

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http://www.arttherapyblog.com/featured/art-therapist-artist-sara-roizen/
http://www.compassionanthology.com/sara-roizen.html

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http://www.jelenamrkich.com/about/bio.html
http://www.arttherapyblog.com/featured/jelena-mrkich-featured-art-therapist-artist-from-sydney-australia/

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Dinky Diners produce healthy lunch options for children that are between the ages of 10 months and 5.
there logo is made for children so it wold stand out to them more if its in this cute cartoon style plus why no have a cute kid wearing a dino outfit!?