Thoughts?
But a bitch aint one?
>>258896
It's spec work that cheapens the industry.
With that being said, I participated in 99 design contests while in school and shortly after graduation. It was one of the few ways that I could get some experience working with clients and progressing my skills in corporate branding since most businesses weren't willing to hire a recent college grad without a job history. I made some money from the site but ultimately moved on to other things since the payout vs. the work put in sucked.
>>258925
savage
It sucks. Reach out to people you want to work for or have them contact you. If you don't, you'll be stuck in a situation where you're endlessly chasing that winning contest entry. You'll be doing so much work only to not be picked.
>>258925
they are doing a redesign right now
>>258896
It's a dartboard. Throw your design and see if it hits.
The client doesn't post a proper breif and you can't get proper feedback.
A good logo meets objective criteria and takes in to account 'selling the product/serivce' not 'does the client like it' ...
Client's subjective like/dislike is garbage. The success of a logo is science. Therefore 99Designs indulges only the client's whim, not an actual problem/solution.
ERGO 99Designs, is a waste of money for the client, regardless of how much they pay.
