Technically, if you're selling your work to someone else, you give up branding rights to it unless specified in the contract. But again, if you're going to put it in there, make it a helluva lot smaller... it distracts from an already distracting poster.
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Technically, if you're selling your work to someone else, you give up branding rights to it unless specified in the contract. But again, if you're going to put it in there, make it a helluva lot smaller... it distracts from an already distracting poster.
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And artists put their names and contact info on posters all the time from what I've seen they do it to get more work I assume. I do agree its too large the text looks like its part of the poster, like contact information for the event
And artists put their names and contact info on posters all the time from what I've seen they do it to get more work I assume. I do agree its too large the text looks like its part of the poster, like contact information for the event
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