Sub-Contracting has always led to some of my most interesting experiences. It's a confusing dichotomy for a freelancer. On one hand, you as the creator have been relieved of the responsibility of selling the job, dealing with any difficulties with the client, or having to chase the client to fulfill their end of the contract. On the other hand, when you get to work directly with the client, you get the chance to understand exactly what they are looking for without the intent being convoluted by the project manager. Most importantly, you know what you need and you get the chance to ask for what you need up front. A designer always needs a style guide up front, if the client has one.
At the end of the day, I still have student loans to pay.
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