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Old 12-30-2011, 10:45 AM   #70
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Originally Posted by ATDrake View Post
And as comics artist Colleen Doran points out, even Getting Paid Late for one's work (vs. Not Getting Paid At All) can really screw up an author/artist's life, even if turns out to be a minor matter for the publishers, which seem to held to a far more lax standard than the creator in many matters.
That POST.

I cannot even. Wow.

It just blows my mind.

I've hired indie artists for book-related work a couple times now, and each artist has been exceedingly polite about my insistence that I pay them half up-front because WHAT IF I GET HIT BY A BUS, NO, REALLY. (Husband is usually up on what I'm commissioning at any given time, but that would be overwhelming to manage in any event.)

I just assumed that was me being Professional. Apparently, I'm very UN-professional by expecting to pay my artists.
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