Jessica Hische is a lettering artist, freelancer and author, selling books and craft supplies in two brick and mortar stores in the US. Jessica has built an incredible personal brand by building a following on social media, writing her own children's books and speaking at events such as OFFF and Adobe Max. Her network has helped her to land huge clients, including working on titles for director Wes Anderson.
In this episode, Jessica shares her networking secrets to land big clients - including the benefits that smaller clients can offer. She also discusses how to make the most of pitching to clients, how newsletters may be the future of communicating to clients and how to avoid social media burnout.

In this episode, you'll learn:

How Jessica worked with Wes Anderson
Why networking is important as a designer
How to make the most of pitching to clients
How to avoid social media burnout
Behind the scenes of Jessica's brick and mortar stores
How to land big clients

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Links: My First Book of Fancy Letters

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