Artism - Art For Autism [FINAL CALL]
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I think people just want to know that they're not going to be devoting time and talent to something that's going to sit in boxes in your parents garage.
If you wish this project to be successful, you have to have more of a plan for it than the fact that it'll be 'released' at your grad show.. What about marketing plans? Distribution plans?
You're asking people to submit artwork for free out of their own time, but you're not giving anyone any reason to trust that you're not just some guy trying to steal some dope artwork and do shit with it. Do you even have an agreement put together for people who are submitting artwork, so they have a legal document outlining the usage, etc?
The whole thing seems very unprofessional, which is fine, but you are asking people to treat you professionally, when you can't even return the courtesy.