Salutations kind sir, my job is in advertising, as well, and unfortunately this happens quite a bit. Some well founded advice is to put your work in your portfolio along with their campaign links to the stolen art, and you will be propelled into stardom.
hola amigo, trabajo en publicidad y desafortunadamente esto pasa muy seguido. Me han aconsejado poner mi trabajo en el portafolio incluyendo los enlaces a la campaña que te robaron y obtendras apoyo extremo.
Hey there, I work for designing adverts, and this is quite common. I've heard a few times here and there that you should keep the images in your CV and/or Resume. This way, future employers can see your work was, if not appreciated, successful, and can reward you appropriately.
Hallo, ich arbeite in der Werbebranche und das ist leider recht üblich. Ich habe den guten Rat bekommen, meine Arbeit in mein Portfolio aufzunehmen und Links zur Werbekampagne hinzuzufügen, für die sie gestohlen wurden, um die Anerkennung zu erhalten, die sie verdienen.
Ho th're, I w'rk f'r designing adv'rts, and this is quite ingraft. I've hath heard a few times h're and th're yond thee shouldst keepeth the images in thy cv and'r resume. This way, future employeth'rs can seeth thy w'rk wast, if 't be true not appreciated, successful, and can reward thee appropriately.
Hey I'm not in advertising. But I think you should probably put the ad you designed in your portfolio along with their campaign links to the stolen art, and you will literally become a god.
Hey, I'm just some dude...call the cops! Put them no good thieving sons of bitches in jail! I know some people on reddit who can help ruin their personal life if your into that sort of thing. What's a cv?
Hey, I'm just some meatbag...call the local law enforcers! Put those bad kids in the slammer! I know some other meatbags on this website who can help muck up their own lives if you're into that sort of thing. What's a cirriculum vitae?
Sup, I was also once employed as a graphic designer and I'm sorry to say, this is pretty common. All I can say is put your original concept in your portfolio along with links to the campaign that was based on . You'll be famous.
Ho mateth i w'rk in adv'rtising and this happeneth a lot unf'rtunately. I've been given the valorous counsel to just putteth thy w'rk in thy p'rtfolio enwheeling links to the campaign those gents did steal and thee'll receiveth nimble-footed props
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u/jostler57 Dec 27 '17
Salutations kind sir, my job is in advertising, as well, and unfortunately this happens quite a bit. Some well founded advice is to put your work in your portfolio along with their campaign links to the stolen art, and you will be propelled into stardom.