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Signatures
Sun, 7 Nov 1999 11:52:39 -0600
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I am curious as to what expectations everyone has for student signatures =
on their artworks. I was trained to sign my name discreetly in the =
bottom right hand corner (as a general rule), and I have taught my =
students to do the same. Yet, last year when I took my student's artwork =
to our league contest, every one of our artworks were marked down in =
points for signatures appearing on the front. Some of these artworks the =
judges really had to look for. They said signatures distract from the =
artwork. My student's know that they will be marked down on their grade =
if the signatures distract, and that they must be discreet, but I have =
never heard of not signing one's work as being distracting. My students =
are upset, as it's hard for me to justify when almost all of my =
reproductions bear the artist's signature. Should I just not have them =
sign their work, or should I raise a stink at this year's contest?
Michal
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