In the interest of the discussion:
“Art is a lie that makes us realize truth.” -Pablo Picasso
…or any other quote that justifies the theft of experienced design, LogoMaid has apparently taken it as a professional business practice to lift it’s inspiration from well known artists. Then copyright. Then sell to unbeknownst company. Rinse. Repeat.
The obvious distaste by the professional industry is abundant, but even more so the outcry by clients will be heavy indeed. The brand of your business is the first thing potential and long term clients see; it is the face of your business. Will that face be a creation that embodies the professional values of your business, or theft of others? LogoMaid’s response has been unapologetic although overwhelmingly defensive and blatantly treacherous.
Others feel the same:
- GodBit
- 9rules.com
- Aetherworld.org
- Buzztracker.com
- Daringfireball.net
- Dbloomfield.org
- Digg.com
- Ekonoline.com
- Eloquation.com
- Fontblog.de
- Gracefulflavor.net
- Hivelogic.com
- Jhuskisson.com
- Jimwhimpey.com
- Macrabbit.com
- Mattheerema.com
- Matthom.com
- Mikel.org
- News.com
- Newsvine.com
- Nslog.com
- Perpetualbeta.com
- Pixelgraphix.de
- Red-sweater.com
- Redmonk.net
- Shauninman.com
- Solarfrog.com
- Sonspring.com
- Suburbia.org.uk
- Theleggett.com
- Theparkerproject.com
- Visualblog.de