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Why would you think you could get any sort of creative work at all for 5 dollars? Even at just above minimum wage, wouldn't the time this person spent communic
by PostOnce 12y ago
Why would you think you could get any sort of creative work at all for 5 dollars?
Even at just above minimum wage, wouldn't the time this person spent communicating with you about your company consume at least $5 of wages, before any actual graphical work began?
At the very least I'd hope $5 worth of thought went into it before $5 worth of actual drawing work commenced.
In other news oh my god my $5 shoes fell apart.
- Dylan16807 12y agoReading the description of a company should take no more than 1-2 minutes. I understand that drawing takes time but I could easily do some form of creative blurb writing at $5 a pop and make $50 an hour. Couldn't you?
- JabavuAdams 12y agoHave you actually done this? If not, you're just making up numbers. What's the variance? etc. etc.
- Dylan16807 12y agoI haven't done it because nobody is willing to pay $5 for a blurb. But here I'll do you one for free: "JabavuAdams - insight for a modern world" or "JabavuAdams - jack into the future [game link]" The point is that doing some kind of fast creative work is physically possible. You can even get quality creative work for a few dollars. Go find a street artist.
- johndavidback 12y agoI think that on Fiver you give creative direction and that's what they go on, they probably don't care too much about your company.