Will Work for Design

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Calling all talented designers:

I'd like to trade services with a talented designer. I'm looking for a logo (in the form of an illustration/"character") and a one-page, simple homepage for a personal website. I obviously would provide web programming in this trade.

If you enjoy illustration / design and are interested in learning a bit more about what I'm looking for, please drop me a line at david@davidwalsh.name. I'd appreciate a portfolio link/document in your email.

If you're seeing this, you likely know my skill set but I can also provide a portfolio and links to sites/functionality I've completed.

I hope to hear from you!

David

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