Sunday, February 6, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
How To Write A Funny Get Well Soon Letter
Serve this post to express my solidarity with fellow Fist, an illustrator whose reputation is beyond doubt that has been the victim of kidnapping and involuntary protagonist as a Kafkaesque situation.
One day he finds on the website of The Economist an illustration that is oddly family. Looking back he discovers that the author has merely recycling old items of his drawings to create a signed work as their own. This illustrator and carried a known history as shameful and appropriating intellectual material of others for personal gain. In other words, is not the first time he does.
Fist comes into contact with her via email. In a first response illustrator (let us call it for convenience) apologizes and assures him that he would unwittingly reiterated his admiration for his work. When he complains Fist "not aware" is a weak argument for someone who has been chief of a publication illustrators Strikes illustrator with a surprising and arrogant email in which the threat with the same dose of cynicism audacity that while shattering its human quality (is compromised if the professional has ever had.)
In an exciting burst of humility and contrition the illustrator in question decides to turn the tables and sue Fist for reporting this story making it public on his blog arguing that by publishing the story and the private emails, which of alleged comments sparked a row enfervezidos against him, has seriously damaged their personal and professional reputation.
begin to get calls from the police station house Fist.
If anyone thinks something I say so.
The audacity, cynicism and mental laziness knows no bounds.
More:
http://punio.blogspot.com/2010/12/plagio.html
Monday, January 3, 2011
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