24 Jan When a Design “Contest” is not a Contest Posted at 20:31h in Marketing & Self Promotion, Tools & Resources Share Designers are hurt by contests which gain artwork and the rights to all the entries with little outlay of cash or prizes. Read More
24 Jan Guidelines for Art Competitions Posted at 20:31h in Marketing & Self Promotion, Tools & Resources Share The Guild surveyed contest holders, jurors, and entrants to create guidelines for what an ethical contest should and shouldn't include. Read More
18 Aug Graphic Artists Guild Signs on to Copyright Alliance Letter to NAFTA Negotiator Lighthizer Posted at 16:17h in Advocacy, Copyright, News Share The Guild has signed on to a letter drafted by the Copyright Alliance requesting that NAFTA negotiations address the modernization of the copyright provisions of the agreement. Read More
24 Jun A Year with the ADAA, Part 1: Judging the Adobe Design Achievement Awards Posted at 16:44h in Illustration, News Share Theresa Whitehill of Colored Horse Studio reflects on her experience as a judge of the Adobe Design Achievement Awards. Read More
24 May “First Expressed in Nature”: Science Illustrator Pieter Folkens Raises Copyright Concerns Posted at 16:48h in Copyright, Illustration, News Share Science illustrator Pieter Folkens is a renowned marine mammal artist and the creator of created animatronics used in films such as “Free Willy”. Read More
31 Oct Relief for NYC Visual Artists: Freelance Isn’t Free Act Passes Unanimously Posted at 18:46h in Business Practices, News Share The bill redresses the growing trend of non- or late payment experienced by 71% of New York City freelancers. Read More
20 May World Design Summit – Montréal 2017: Call for Speakers Posted at 19:35h in Design, News Share The organizers of the World Design Summit – Montréal 2017 aim to address how design can shape the future. Read More
18 May Compare and Contrast: Artists’ Rights and the Two Princes Posted at 19:38h in Copyright, News Share Sarah Howes of The Copyright Alliance compared Prince the musician to his opposite, appropriation artist Richard Prince (RP). Read More
