I originally wrote an incredibly snarky reply (it even had a link to a simple Google search) but I'm reconsidering now... In any collegiate environment you sho

I originally wrote an incredibly snarky reply (it even had a link to a simple Google search) but I'm reconsidering now... In any collegiate environment you should be able to find plenty of art students looking for opportunities to build a portfolio. Find them. Use them. Pay them if they insist but I guarantee you can get away with offering very little. Whatever it is you do, don't offer them stake or equity. Just get what you need done and move on. Right now freelance graphic design is as cutthroat and savage as ever. People will do anything for insanely cheap prices. If you can scrape together a little money I think you'd be surprised to find out how far it can go if you look in the right places. Try freelance message boards and even somewhat seedier places like Digital Point (http://forums.digitalpoint.com/forumdisplay.php?f=104 http://forums.digitalpoint.com/forumdisplay.php?f=104).