Design ruts are the commercial artist’s equivalent of writer’s block. Sometimes you just seem to reach the end of your creative rope and can’t imagine thinking of any more good ideas. Fortunately, all hope is not lost in these situations as there is plenty that you can do to both prevent and/or recover from a design rut.
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The San Francisco Bay Area is kind of like a small town filled with interesting people and funny connections, and you find yourself crossing paths with people in strange ways.
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Being a successful freelance designer has a lot to do with perseverance and sheer determination, not to mention talent. There are 3 things that I have found tend to cause freelance designers to stumble, however, despite an iron will to succeed. While this list will apply more to new freelancers, I’ve seen plenty of seasoned professionals plagued as well.
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by Miyoko Ohtake With the classic Murphy bed as muse, Japanese architect Toshihiko Suzuki transformed a standard Airstream into a versatile small wonder.
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