Many 'designers' have a collection of 30 'logos' that are basically clip art that they use for every project
But how is this different from me having a custom framework I use for most projects? Or a library of code that I can reuse whenever I see the need for it?
Honestly, if I were looking for a cheap logo, "non-automated clip art" from a barely competent designer is better than anything I could put together myself anyway, so I wouldn't be too concerned that it was somewhat derivative of work the designer had done before.
But how is this different from me having a custom framework I use for most projects? Or a library of code that I can reuse whenever I see the need for it?
Honestly, if I were looking for a cheap logo, "non-automated clip art" from a barely competent designer is better than anything I could put together myself anyway, so I wouldn't be too concerned that it was somewhat derivative of work the designer had done before.