File Organization and Sell Sheet Design with Procreate, Adobe Photoshop, Dropbox and Airtable

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File Organization and Sell Sheet Design with Procreate, Adobe Photoshop, Dropbox and Airtable

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Welcome to this class File Organization and Sell Sheet Design with Procreate, Adobe Photoshop, Dropbox and Airtable. In this class I will sharing my personal workflow of creating collections in Procreate, finishing them in a professional way in designed sell sheets using Adobe Photoshop so they are ready for sale, making sure that all my artwork is backed up in several places such as Dropbox, and further organizing in a database using Airtable.

When just starting out as an illustrator in 2007 I had zero system for taking care of my digital files, my portfolio, and my over all business. It was a hot mess to say the least! In 2015 I got my act together by starting to get my business organized. Everything from my digital files, my back up system and started to build a database for myself so that I could easily understand what art I've designed, the contacts I have made and the deals that I have landed. I am so very excited to share my process with you in this class. Having a simple system for your business that you can easily keep up with that isn't too overwhelming has personally helped me so much and I hope it will help you as well. Let's get organized!

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