Top Sites for Hiring an Illustrator:
Rank | Job Board | Pricing* |
---|---|---|
1. | Creativepool | Free and paid options. |
2. | Design Jobs Board | From £49.00 +VAT /post. |
3. | If You Could Jobs | From £95.00 /post. |
4. | Upwork | Free and paid options. |
5. | The Dots | Free and paid options. |
6. | Behance | Free and paid options. |
7. | Freelancer | Project-dependent. |
8. | 99designs | Project-dependent. |
9. | Dribbble | From US$349.00 /post. |
10. | Reed.co.uk | From £89.00 +VAT /post. |
*Companies may offer discounted rates for monthly, annual, and bulk packages.
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FAQs:
What are the best illustrator job boards?
How much does an illustrator in the U.K. make?
It depends on the project size and the illustrator's expertise. In the U.K., the average annual salary for an illustrator is £25,000.
How can I find an artist for hire?
Is it better to use a freelance artist-for-hire or to hire a permanent employee?
Most businesses use freelance illustrators for their projects because they do not need illustration work to be done every day. However, some creative fields may require full-time illustrators. In that case, it would make sense to hire someone as a permanent employee rather than a freelancer.
What are some important tips to hire an illustrator?
- Ask to see the illustrator's portfolio. An illustration is entirely visual, so you will discover very quickly whether you like the artist's style by viewing some of their work.
- Negotiate with an illustrator to get an agreeable rate. If you're working with a freelancer, their prices aren't necessarily fixed and they will likely offer a better price if they feel that your project is a good opportunity for them to showcase their skills.
- Before the project or job begins, be very clear about your expectations.