One of the things that springs to mind is coding emails. Once you have a template that works in 99% of email readers you've done the majority of the work. The

One of the things that springs to mind is coding emails. Once you have a template that works in 99% of email readers you've done the majority of the work. The downside is getting clients that need emails coded. This means you need to do some work to connect with people and get the ball rolling. I used to do this kind of thing many years ago for an advertising agency/publishing house. They had 5 magazine brands they ran and each of them would need a bi-weekly email to be sent to their newsletter subscribers. Their designer would send through a psd, I'd code it up and load it into their mailing list software. At the same time I was doing wordpress based "catalog" websites for them, also minimal interfacing with the client and the same "psd => html" workflow. If you can get the energy to talk to an advertising agency or publishing house there may be something minimal that you can do for them.