Starting a freelance activity is a real adventure. You need to be very organized and disciplined in order to effectively balance your freelance work and personal projects.

For my part, it’s a long-term project, and I dedicate myself to it full-time by now. I also hope be able to generate enough income from it.

That’s not the case yet, which is why I need to be very attentive to my expenses. That’s why I also develop my own website and work on the design of my studio.

Of course, this takes time, which I’m not directly devoting to photography. But it adds skills that I can later offer to clients. While working on the layout of my monthly video magazine, now in line, I felt the need to revisit the graphics of my studio’s name.

With a subscription to Envato, an almost infinite resource base, I was able to find a font family that matches with my expectations.

Beyond the elements that make up my graphic identity, I now take great pleasure in creating illustrated characters.

First of all, I am currently working on creating a small comic book for my 1-year-old son. I want to give him a book that he can discover by himself and possibly find later in a bookstore.

The graphics are close to photography, and while my approach has been empirical until now, reading this book enlightens me on the codes to respect.