Tacoma Urbanist
Nov. 21, 2008 at 2:45pm
Cartoonist extraordinaire/Chalkie Monlux Holds Sat. Lecture
Please RSVP for this event as space is limited.
1 – 3:30 p.m., Saturday, November 22nd 2008
As part of the "Art at Work" events, Tacoma Art Supply is Tacoma Art Supply is hosting this artist lecture by Mark Monlux on how artists can develop contracts to make sure that they get paid.
Workshop will cover issues pertaining to ownership of work, licensing, copyright and trademark. Artists will learn how to make sure they get what they deserve for all the time they work at creating art. Learn to true value of your work. Learn how not to get fleeced. Learn how not to sign your rights away.
Mark Monlux is an award winning illustrator and cartoonist. He has been working strictly as a freelance illustrator for the past 25 tears, He has also served as the Graphic Artists Guild's voice on Ethics. His lectures on Contracts, Contract Negotiation and Freelance Survival Skills are legendary.
http://www.markmonlux.com
1 – 3:30 p.m., Saturday, November 22nd 2008
@ Tacoma Art Supply
1552 Commerce Street, Suite 101
Tacoma, WA 98402
Attendance is: FREE!
What you learn: Priceless!
Free Sush! Courtesy of Tacoma Art Supply and provided by
Please RSVP. Walk-ins welcomed if space available. (253) 444-2341
http://www.tacomaartsupply.com
warren@tacomaartsupply.com
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