From my experience, contracting art on Nostr is very loose, and it depends who you work with. That amount of sats is a lot to me, so I default to the process and questions art directors I worked with in my career would use and how I model my own contract art services.
Someone brought up commercial rights … selling something with a logo, even to just club members would technically fall under that. A commercial license could be just an additional flat fee (or whatever you work out with the designer) that gives you the right to sell stuff using the logo. Otherwise the understanding is you don’t sell any stuff: the personal license.
You may also want to set a time limit/expectations: when you want to see designs, how long for revisions.
And decide how you are going to communicate: DMs, email, 0xchat. Id recommend email as it’s been more reliable for me than DMs of any kind.
I’ve had very good art commission experiences with Nostr and some where the follow up for info somehow fell through. 🤷
Thanks again. I appreciate your input.
I've got a couple of illustrator friends who can do this however, I figured lets see what kind of "service" opportunity can come out of Nostr. What kind of experience will I get.
I'm starting to think I should make this a contest. Bring me your best interpretations of such and such criteria. I'll play a flat fee for each revision.
Hmm.. Idk. Really just throwing out ideas.
It will be for a personal license. It's a club of my favourite people. Really just for fun. 🙂
The contest idea is a fun and feels in the spirit of Nostr.
It would get you a range of first impressions to then choose a direction and since the artist is paid for revisions, you could even choose more than one person to work with if you like more than one design. 👍
Yes! Now I just need to figure out what I would like to see.
That can be hardest part. As an artist designing for someone else, it’s extremely helpful to have examples provided.
Kittl.com has a large range of logo designs, if you want to browse and see if somethings catch your eye. Or ask folks to reply with some of their own examples.
Someone mentioned a mood board: that would be less specific logo examples and more photos and colors of what you want someone looking at the logo to see/feel and what you like and don’t like, because what you don’t like is important info …… I worked on a project where the designs made it all the way up to the final stakeholder who didn’t like green, which no one had bothered to tell us. 😮💨
I appreciate the tips to make this much easier. 🙏🏻
I appreciate your appreciation! 🫂
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Love this idea. It gives newbies the opportunity to show what they can do as well.
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