I'll second the call for a portfolio. Many people (myself included) are constantly looking for skilled graphicians, but we need to see what we're getting. If y

I'll second the call for a portfolio. Many people (myself included) are constantly looking for skilled graphicians, but we need to see what we're getting. If you're suffering from the chicken/egg problem (no contracts == no past work to show) then just do what the guy did with the zappos redesign: Pick a site that you think could look better, apply your magic, and publish that in the form of a blog post or just add it as a "proof of concept" to your portfolio. You can also approach the site that you chose directly with your new design - if it's good then they might just buy it.