it just doesn't sound all that helpful tbh. I think if I were to buy an accessory, I'd go with a mouse with 20 buttons for different actions and shortcuts 🙂

now that I think of it, wouldn't it be extremely hard to select and drag anchor points on a tablet...? I wouldn't even try it 😂

I hear you and I hope you'll find a reasonable solution, it's tough

I work with a mouse, I'm so used to it :/ I don't know if tablet provides any benefits for logo designs though

it's up to you, but I think you'll have to raise it at some point. Making 20 logos per month isn't healthy

yeah, I'd be down to refer both of you to take on the task when I'm busy or not suitable for the project! I usually recommend a few people I know, but that list could be expanded

yeah, finding a balance is key, being utterly overworked doesn't worth the $$$ 🙃

designing without grids and rulers is torture to me 😂 I sometimes sketch icons and decorative elements, but since my specialty is typography, I'd rather do it with a handy ruler 😁

start with $300 and see how that goes. You'll need less clients to meet the same goal, not a whole bus of people, it'll be more manageable. and $400 is a very reasonable MEDIUM price

I don't usually sketch either. I make multiple vectorized drafts and finalize the one that gets picked 🙂

yeah, it's a struggle. ask more questions, ask for references, make your own suggestions to truly understand what the person wants before getting to designs. It's not a sureproof method, but you should vaguely see the image before accepting the work, at least in my opinion

so you should raise your prices. You're struggling cause you're constantly looking for 20 clients instead of focusing on 4-6 projects. Developing 3 design options for one project is easier than coming up for 3 different ones, and it'll show that you're invested