: Company wants to see email design portfolio, I (stupidly) never created one? I screwed up bigtime. I never considered myself to be an "email designer" until just recently, when I ended up

@Gonzalez368

You didn't screw up, getting a foot in the door is the hardest part. It's good the clients asking for examples.

I agree with the comment above. Quickly whip a couple up. It's mostly a template workflow with graphic artists updating the graphics, colors and fonts. Sign up for a free account at MailChimp & turn this in tomorrow morning.

Stop wasting time on here and get on it!!

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@Caterina889

I think you really only have 2 options...


Tell them you don't have any projects specific to their needs to show, but.. "here's some similar work involving HTML/CSS, responsiveness, etc. ...."
Recreate something

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@Lee3735518

Are you sure you haven't sent any test emails to an email account you have access to? Sometimes I have sent test emails to my personal email account.

You can say that you're unable to show the email campaigns because of a contract you had with past employer and just show other design artwork that you have done.

Create 1 to 2 email campaigns for a fake email newsletter.

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