'Logo' Question

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    Re the pro-footballer story -- Nylon didn't create a free "logo' for the client, he created a website that included a needed mark - or else the site would be unfinished. there is a sublte difference. once the guy says 'hey, not bad. I'll pop that shit on a tshirt and start banking" he's crossed a line.

    I've created "logo"s for bands as a part of designing their record artwork. My paperwork is very clear that they can use that logo to 'promote' their album all they want. Once it goes on a tshirt or poster that's 'for-sale,' I get paid.

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    • but even if that wasn't on the paperwork. unless you explicitly transfer all rights, those rights remain with the creator. (by creator, I mean you, not God)Gnash
    • Like a photo license.freedom
    • ^ sort of. I've hired photographers to shoot publicity shots. I can use those shots as needed for promotion...Gnash
    • ...but if I wanted to use them for packaging I would need to pay for thatGnash
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