My father used to say that, when he wasn’t saying things that were more, ah, pungent. My dad was a bright guy, in fact. Blue collar war veteran who never finished high school, and by GOD he was going to raise a nerd who’d go to college.
But enough bragging.
via @clientsfh pic.twitter.com/yTv8UTebKU
— For Exposure (retired, but still RT for… exposure) (@forexposure_txt) August 4, 2017
They HAVE to read stuff like this on a regular basis, just to find the best examples of no-pay jackwagonry. I’d snap under the strain of it all, I truly would.
I've done two years of law and research on the subject. The internet is public domain unless officially copywrited.
— For Exposure (retired, but still RT for… exposure) (@forexposure_txt) June 27, 2017
Moe Lane
PS: This got a pithy response, by the way:
This is why law school is three years. https://t.co/3e49bhOZIx
— Orin Kerr (@OrinKerr) June 27, 2017
Specifically: the project is to imagine what people who expect you to make them art for free must look like. Not the people who you give art to for free, or the people who accept the art that you gave them for free: the people who feel entitled to free art. Yeah. Those people.
https://twitter.com/nkjemisin/status/786695018480271360
I should note, though: the guy who offered to pay in beer probably should not be included in this Rogues’ Gallery of Shame. Beer has established monetary value. I’ve known more than one artist who did not object to the idea of trading some quick art for a six-pack of booze.
