09-20-2014, 11:42 PM
Perhaps it is worth mentioning that when anyone asks you to work for them without pay, it beckons the questioning of their awareness of how often artists are ripped off. Especially those desperate to get their foot in the door (painfully so). Do they truly value your work and the blood, sweat, and tears you put into it?
And after they've attained what they wanted from you, how will they approach the next artist? "Experience" in exchange for unpaid work? You set a precedent that way, for everyone who comes after you.
I won't say that we're not trying to dissuade you from taking on the job, but it is ultimately your choice. Do or don't.
And after they've attained what they wanted from you, how will they approach the next artist? "Experience" in exchange for unpaid work? You set a precedent that way, for everyone who comes after you.
I won't say that we're not trying to dissuade you from taking on the job, but it is ultimately your choice. Do or don't.
Sketchbook!
Criticism is always welcome!
If you continue to question as to when you'll ever be ready for something, you'll find that you're never truly ready for anything.
Criticism is always welcome!
If you continue to question as to when you'll ever be ready for something, you'll find that you're never truly ready for anything.