It may be okay to use something as practice, but as a professional, I'm not
sure it is okay to use names and representations if the project was killed
unless that fact is mentioned with the display. He definitely isn't
entitled to sell them unless that was part of the original agreement. May
I like them, not as much as my existing riv poster, but if they were
offered i would have probably picked one up.
In fairness, his portfolio does say that it is a poster exploration done
for Rivendell. Which seems to be an accurate statement. He also doesn't
appear to be selling them.
On
I agree--lame and not at all in keeping with the Rivendell aesthetic.
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Info-graphical poster of the bikes is a great idea. I hope you can find
someone with the right aesthetic.
On Sunday, February 10, 2013 7:49:48 PM UTC-5, grant wrote:
A bit of a surprise. Dan Blackman is a talented artist, and I found out
about him when I toured the Pointer Brand factory in
I like the idea of them but agree that that they don't seem to fit with
Rivendell. The posters where you can read the bike name are much better than
the ones where you can barely read the model. And the text on the bottom is
lame both in content and design- IMHO.
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Meh, i'm not a fan, mainly because i don't think you can tell what they are
posters for if you're not a member of the RBW list.
And while i agree that anyone can post anything they want on the internet, if
you're paid for something even if it's to abandon a project (and asked by the
customer
Hmm...
If it's work you did, you can pretty much show it, even if it was killed.
Selling actual posters would be unethical, IMO, but showing the work you
did is a pretty fair use of Fair Use. However, I would clearly state that
what's shown is a portfolio piece, and never made it to
Never seen these in paper but I love the design and content.
On Feb 10, 2:05 pm, Christopher Murray chrispmurra...@gmail.com
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Ran across this on the 'tubes. Anyone seen these in person? Do they exist?
Like'em a lot.
The Sam Hillborne is the only one that's easily legible, and does look
good. It has a nice blend of bold font use, and abstract planetary graphic
elements placed to side, leaving enough room for the text to show through.
The others are hurt by letting the art block out the text.
- Andrew,
What is a Hunquapillar? Is it something like a Hunqapillar?
On Sunday, February 10, 2013 2:05:38 PM UTC-8, Christopher Murray wrote:
Ran across this on the 'tubes. Anyone seen these in person? Do they exist?
Like'em a lot.
A bit of a surprise. Dan Blackman is a talented artist, and I found out
about him when I toured the Pointer Brand factory in Bristol, VA--when i
was on my book tour. I liked the work he did for pointer, contacted him and
talked about posters. He and Dave were talking, and I/Dave too THOUGHT we
It looks like he's just using them as part of his portfolio. I
couldn't see any place where they are for sale.
On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 4:49 PM, grant grant...@gmail.com wrote:
A bit of a surprise. Dan Blackman is a talented artist, and I found out
about him when I toured the Pointer Brand
He could at least spell hunqapillar right though.
On Feb 10, 2013 8:16 PM, Jim Mather mather...@gmail.com wrote:
It looks like he's just using them as part of his portfolio. I
couldn't see any place where they are for sale.
On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 4:49 PM, grant grant...@gmail.com wrote:
A
Correct spelling would have screwed up the symmetry! He needed three
letters per line. I have to admit when I first saw these I thought they
might have been done without approval. I was close.
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I like the Atlantis one, but it really needs to be the atlantis color for
the water.
I can't say I like the others all that much.
On Sunday, February 10, 2013 4:05:38 PM UTC-6, Christopher Murray wrote:
Ran across this on the 'tubes. Anyone seen these in person? Do they exist?
Like'em a
I suppose anyone can make a drawing of whatever bike/car/motorcycle they're
into, but I have issues with a company's brand name being represented
without permission on the internet. The text on that page states the work
was done for Rivendell Bicycle Works, which implies that the images are
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