I’m creating a business logo design for a client. His business deals with re-constructing houses and cleaning services. I want to get your guys opinions in color and how to manage that color in the logo I’ve created. The client does want the color red. Here is the logo
A couple more images searches turned up other sites using the little bucket and broom drawings too.
You do know this is illegal, don’t you? You’ve not only violated multiple stock agency licensing terms, you’ve also committed fraud by selling something to your client that you don’t own.
All the vector images I used in this logo were free for use tell me where I need to purchase the eps files for commercial use? and send me links for every image u searched and found
Stock art is almost never made available for use in logos. And even when it might be, it’s wrong to sell a client a logo they will never actually own and that other people who buy the same stock art can also use.
In addition to legal issues, there are ethical problems. When someone hires a designer to create a logo, the designer needs to think through the problem and create an original solution. It can’t just be a pieced-together collection of art downloaded from the internet or copied from someone else.
I don’t know anything about you. Maybe you’re a high school kid just doing a favor for a friend. If that’s the case, nothing is likely to come of this. Professionally, though, this is the kind of thing that can get you sued. Worse still, selling things you don’t own under false pretenses amounts to fraud — a criminal, not a civil offense.
Wellll… That particular person has this particular graphic peppered all over numerous free and pay stock image sites. I saw at least 4 with his name in some various form.
Just change the company name to “capitol punishment investments” and we are good to go to the printing presses!
after adding that red color they so persistently need
IMHO the letters are too bold. It washes out the entire design and there is very little contrast between the elements of the logo. Regardless where they were taken from…