Getting interest from clients outside of the us from my website - bleedingtree.com. I'm concerned though with dealing on that level. I've only dealt with US-based ones, due to taxes, currency, etc.

When I take on a client outside the US (UK, France, and Canada specifically), what do I need to be aware of with regards to contracts and payments? How does the currency conversion work in these cases? Also, are the contracts enforceable, as they are in the US?

As I do business as an LLC, are there things I need to keep in mind, also?

Finally, are there any recommendations of sites that might cover this?

The logo is finalized (thx for the comments/feedback, guys).

This is the idea for my "Bleedingtree Creative" business card front. I know it's dark - but I want subtle contrast. I'll still need to tweak it a bit, though, to make sure it prints correctly.

It has the logo on the large upper dark textured area. Let me know if it's too dark to show on your screen.

EDIT: Revised to be a bit lighter

Thoughts?

And ROUND 2. This time, with no pig/boar profiles :)

"Bleedingtree Creative" is the name.

This will be my freelance "business" brand. I had done this last year, but it never launched out as a full-time gig. After pulling the original up to use...I did as most of you do...I wanted to change it (hehe).

This is another direction I went with it. I do want this to be brandable, and it will be used for Christian design projects, as well (hence the name).

Opinons and critiques? Option 1 or 2? Ignore the color. Just for this comp :)

This is a revised logo/business card for my freelance business. Took feedback in and hopefully have it as a more balanced and clean look. Let me know.

Original: forrst.com/posts/…

Trying to get a bit creative for my freelance business card design. I'll be tweaking the contrast a bit, and considered "tossing dem bones", also. Undecided. The other side will have the primary info. This snap just shows the same side horiz and vert. This is version 2...a little bit of color and contrast. The other was just too dark.

I'm not an illustrator, by any means...

This will be a webpage bulletin, that will rely on real-time updates, and be designed with tablets and phones in mind, primarily. Hope to expand on what it can do. Just ideas and wireframe for now. I just did the logo for the wireframe, and is not approved.

Want to give a good experience for those coming into the church auditorium, so keep that in mind when you look at this. Not just for the website, but for actual church service use.

I want to integrate a note-taking feature, but have to see if the html5 will accomplish it on it's own. Ideas on how to improve?