My work is worth money. I love what I do, but I'll never do it for free. If I do it for free, it's strictly for me. Someone is getting rich out of this.

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A friend of mine criticized me for bringing this up, in a panel the message was basically "do it becau you love it, not because of the money" It was my first important lesson in advertising that people who worked for love/exposure were easy targets to exploit.

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I know it's not this guy's fault. I know they can't fix capitalism. But the overall message is still "if rape is inevitable, relax and enjoy it". It's perverse.

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Also, it always beg the question of how the average aesthetics machine you help you do authentic work, but alas.

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Get famous so you can get hired! So you get to be the next exploited artist in line, so they can chew and spit you out when they're done with you.

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