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Originally posted by Greg B
Puleeeze, I wouldn't do a logo for a major magazine for $100 if the sheriff was after me.
Professional work calls for professional prices. If I create a logo fo a major corporation you bet your ass I'd better be credited for it.
These cheapy logo contests are indicative to what's wrong with the graphics field. Too many cheap bastards looking for whatever scraps they can get jumping at any chance they can get.
Outsourcing to third world artists who'll work for a bowl of borst or rice? Now you know why Disney and WB's animated film ain't makin' shit at the box offices anymore.
I'm all for a company promoting and having fun but there's no way in hell I can agree with you here Bret.
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what are you talking about? if i pay someone to create art for me, and they accept the job, and i pay them in full, i own the artwork. i can say i created it if i choose to, or i can give them credit for it. it may be dishonest, but i own the rights to that artwork and i can do with it as i please. bottom line is when you pay someone to create a product for you it becomes your product. if you obtain it through a contest, you damn well better at least credit them for what they did, but again, you arent obligated, whatever the terms of the contest may be.
also... i was bashing the contests. i think they are a cheap way to get a variety of otherwise expensive products.