Pull up a chair. Settle in. It’s your home. We’re just here to make it more comfortable for you. Here’s what you need to know about the Graphic Artists Guild and how we can help you.
The Guild made a great showing at the HOW Conference in Denver, June 5 - 9. Haydn Adams (San Franscico, CA) and Paula Hinkle (Akron, OH) worked with Colorado native David Veal to promote the value of membership and protecting our intellectual property. "We appreciated the many visitors to our Guild resource center booth". David said, "I am so proud to be here, in Denver, meeting designers from around the country and answering their questions about joining the Guild.

Guild members: check out our members-only Community Forums! Log in at the top of this screen with your first initial-last name and membership ID number (i.e., member John Smith would log in as jsmith). If you can’t log in, check that the National office has your correct email address. Click here for more instructions.

Pricing info you can’t (or shouldn’t) live without. PEGsMake 2010 a great year for your career. Give yourself a well-deserved gift this year and become a Graphic Artists Guild Member today! Plus – did we mention – if you join, you receive a copy of that great 12th edition of The Graphic Artists Guild Handbook of Pricing and Ethical Guidelines (or PEGs, as we like to call it). This is the “must-have” support system for your business. PEGs contains valuable information on pricing, contracts, business practices and how to run your business profitably.
Do you want to hang out with your creative colleagues? Learn new skills? Broaden your network? Sharpen your business expertise? You can do all this AND be part of an essential organization, pooling our resources to improve working conditions for all artists. Just contact your local Guild chapter or contact one of the National Committees.