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Safeguard Your Resources
Having
problems getting your logo, artwork or sign templates
for future projects from other designers or vendors?
It’s
important to know where you stand with your artwork.
Here are some tips to ensure you’re not shortchanged
concerning your company’s communication imagery.
- Before you start any project ask for the return
policy regarding digital art, copy, and photos from
a vendor
- Ask if there are any costs associated with supplying
or returning copies of your artwork after completion
of a project
- Best time to get your files back is as soon
as the job is completed because:
- Your files may be used for other projects that
your current vendor does not provide (i.e. promotional
products, printing, and vehicle design)
- It saves time, money and frustration when using
a new vendor who requests your art files
- The longer you wait, the more likely your files
may get lost or misplaced. Vendors may charge
for additional work associated in finding
past files
- The vendor may not be available when you finally
request your files
- Work with companies that include your final
files as part of their service (hint: Graphic Communications
is a great choice—see below)
Graphic Communications Art Return Policy
Any artwork supplied to us, whether on CD, DVD or
hardcopy will be returned to you at your request. We
can duplicate your artwork in the format you need on
professionally presented CD and DVD media*. We can
also supply your work via email and easy to use FTP
access.
*A service charge may apply
Newsletter Date: Feb. 16, 2006
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