/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4513731

Part 1

>>4381017
Supposedly you are living off of your carry on bag so there's not much resetting except for once a month, the first day, to figure out where the stores/ restaurants are.
You would still be working in the confines of your airbnb/apartment/hotel

>>4381073
>ability to own many things
definitely a con, I'd have to postpone owning my ps5/tv/gaming PC for a few years but I'll survive with alternatives like cloud gaming subscription services.

>>4381120
You are technically travelling on a tourist visa since it's the easiest and fastest way to get a visa and even though you will be working most of the time, your job tools(laptop,tablets) won't be recognized as such when traveling so it' wouldn't be a problem.

>>4381143
Fair points but even though it's definitely over glamorized by what I've seen, most of the people doing it live off of courses on how to be a digital nomad rather than having an actual skill. I already work as a freelance artist.

Language won't be a barrier since most people in southeast asia can speak English fine, specially the cities where most digital nomads go.
I can also speak Spanish so south america won't be a problem either.

As for fair prices, I have no problem haggling. If you mean prices for my work, I'd still be charging as usual in euros since my clients are mostly american/European.

While my phone number will change every time I change country, I don't see a problem with that. I communicate with clients via email most of the time. Why would i need a Skype number? Skype would work just fine for regular calls

I'm already euro-based and It's never been an issue. I've had clients from america to china. None of them were so time sensitive that i had to work at the same time as them.

You would be surprised how many of these so called third world countries have much better access to internet than Americans or Europeans. And it's not like i need the fastest speed to look for references or watch YouTube.