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From: Mike Weber
Subject: Need volunteer to make a picture
Date: 26 May 1998 16:01:45
Message: <6kf6ud$afh$1@oz.aussie.org>
Hi,

I was searching on the internet for a clipart picture or something that
shows the top view of a boat.  Since I can't find anything, I was thinking
of drawing one myself, or rendering one with POV - but I just don't have the
time.  It's going to be used in a Windows app that collects data from ocean
instruments to map the seafloor.  This particular picture is to show the top
view of a boat/ship so that the user can select what side to view data.  In
other words, the user can click on the port/starboard or bow/stern for
directions.  The picture doesn't need to be accurate (that's why I was
searching for clip-art).  Is anyone interested in volunteering their time to
create such an image?  I can't compensate for your time, but it will go into
a commercial software product.

Mike

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From: Robert Dawson
Subject: Re: Need volunteer to make a picture
Date: 29 May 1998 12:23:47
Message: <01bd8b1f$504777f0$1c8eb88c@rdawson>
Mike Weber <xmw### [at] racal-pelagoscomx> wrote


				Is anyone interested in volunteering their time to
> create such an image?  I can't compensate for your time, but it will go
into
> a commercial software product.

	This would have made more sense if it had been "I can't compensate for
your time, but it will go into a noncommercial software product". If it's
commercial it stands to reason that the hypothetical artist should be
compensated, no? (If it's commercial but expected to net so little that
after buying T-shirts for the programming team there won't be any profits
*left*, being associated with such a dog isn't likely to reflect well on
the artist, either.) 
	Conversely, if the program's any good, you don't want the sort of picture
that a panhandling commercial outfit is likely to receive [ie, drawn by
somebody with more spare time than experience] as part of your look'n'feel.


	-Robert Dawson


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