[ SECRET POST #2815 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2815 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[John Green]


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(Hemlock Grove)


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[Russell Edwards' Naming Jack the Ripper]


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[Coronation Street]
















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's your fault, because you didn't have a contract.

[cindyanne1]

There was, though. Well, it was a "commission form" that she emailed me that outlined what I would be getting (two-figures, the style it was being made in, overall size of the work) and how much I would be paying. There was a time frame of a month but it said that could vary and would be communicated by the artist. There were several things like that in it.

Would it hold up in court or anything like that? I don't know.

I could have pursued it a lot more, but I just let it drop. It's been a few years now. It just would have been nice to have because it was coming along really great.

[(Anonymous)]

DA. It probably wouldn't be worth the time and money of court, but I would contact them again.

Regardless of how long it's been you could still ask for that sketch (if they still have it) and maybe a partial refund depending on the agreement.

Sometimes artists drop commissions for whatever reasons and it sucks... but them being a professional I would think it'd be worth it to try again. I've known some artists that went through major traumas and it delayed commissions by a whole lot, so they might just need another poke and maybe now is a better time to do it.

[diet_poison]

I'll chime into say that if a commission is dropped, a refund should be in order, unless (as in cindyanne's case) there was a partial payment for a partial product, in which case cindyanne is entitled to have the partial product and it sounds like she doesn't even have that. She got ripped off, big time. :(

[dazzledfirestar]

Seriously what planet do you live on? This is first year law school contracts stuff. Accepting a commission is entering into a contract. Full stop.