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August 6th, 2006
Urban Counterfeiters
Urban Counterfeiters
"Bringing American consumers reports from small companies and artists who have been taken advantage of by large corporations."
Most of us have been victims of rippers at some point in our careers.
No matter if you take it as a compliment or get quite upset about it, they're still ripping you off (even worse if it's a huge trans-national business) and you have to do something about it.
Apparently, some clothing corporations use plagiarism on a regular basis to compensate for the lack of original in-house designers and boost sales.
That's downright fucked up, if you ask me.
Take a good look around and please report similar cases if possible.
Source: K10K
Posted by: Kosmonavt
Categories:
advertising, business/corporate, environ./product design, fashion/lifestyle, graphic design, leisure/entertaintment
Comments (2)
its sad, luckly the orginal design look so much better.
hmmm... so often do we see designers works get filtered through the channels of society to get what we have here.