I'm a student designer, and I just advertised my portfolio on my town's facebook classifieds page. Yes, I'm going to register a real domain soon but I've been kinda lazy as I'm prepping for college.
I have an interview tomorrow with a guy with a startup that will be printing longboard graphics, and he's looking for a local designer to contribute graphics for him to print and sell here in our fairly small town. The problem is, I have no idea what to request to be paid. I'd say my work is pretty decent for a broke teenager with Photoshop and some free time and I don't want to ask him for more than I'm worth, but I also don't want to undersell myself.
He definitely liked my designs, and he asked to interview me the very next day so I hope that's a good sign. This is the most serious and important project I've had to date.
Thank you in advance, /r/Design
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