The last two weeks have been a veritable avalanche of graphic design work flooding in. On one hand, I feel incredibly lucky be able to be at home, doing what I love (creating digital graphics), and feeling a daily sense of fulfillment and accomplishment.
On the other hand, I know that it is only through hard work and dedication that someone finds this kind of luck – and that the hard work is far from over! I’ve only just begun my business pursuit – Rikki Rogers Graphic Design is exactly one year old – and the last year has been a roller coaster of emotion, finances, and projects.
If you feel so inclined, you can click here to visit my portfolio site to see some of the newest design work that I’ve created.
Despite the many downs amidst the fantastic ups of freelancing, I can’t help but feel that I might never be able to go back to a run-of-the-mill 9 to 5… this is all simply too much fun!
So far, it’s been a lovely ride and I cannot contain my excitement when I realize that this is just the beginning.
Sunday, I forced myself to step away from my computer. I picked up my camera and walked outside into a windy but room-temperature fall day.
These fall images are the result of my weekend of (admittedly oxymoronic) forced relaxation. ;)
Enjoy!
Saved as a favorite, I enjoy your site! :)
You’ve got to be kiiddng meit’s so transparently clear now!
i have a hard time gettig to your blog from your homepage…and loading the fall pictures?
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