NO!SPEC crusade
NO!SPEC Campaign

Well, it’s a wrap. Since the 14th of March we blogged about the NO!SPEC Campaign here on Designers who blog. The support from the internet was amazing.

A special thanks goes to those helping with the NO!SPEC site (design, programming, articles, research, etc), spreading the word, joining in on the conversation, as well as those sporting the NO!SPEC logo or url.

The next phase of the campaign has begun, so please keep an eye on no-spec.com

If you want to help, here’s what you can do.

Go to the NO!SPEC category on DWB if you’d like to review participating bloggers.

Go to Creative Latitude: Cat’s Fancy: Designers who blog for bloggers involved in the NO!SPEC Campaign.

Creative Latitude has now launched with the NO!SPEC theme for April, offering up the articles below:

On Contests, Contention and Creative process
By the NO!SPEC team

Say NO!LOGO to speculative contests and identity design requests
By Jeff Fisher, Engineer of Creative Identity, Jeff Fisher LogoMotives

Design Contests Are Dangerous For Your Business
By Robert Wurth, Creative Director, Freshly Squeezed Design

It’s time to check spec at the door
By Neil Tortorella

A Winning Strategy: Industry awards as a marketing tool
By Jeff Fisher, Engineer of Creative Identity, Jeff Fisher LogoMotives

United Way and Speculative Work
By Art Javid

Why We Don’t Make Speculative Presentations
By Creative Business

Why Speculative Work is Unethical
By Habib Bajrami

In their own words, why these designers are against Speculative Design Competitions
By Catherine (cat) Morley

From the about:
In an effort to educate Visual Communication Designers and those who use their services, on the damaging effects caused by spec work and spec-based design contests, a group of designers from all over the globe banded together, fueled by passion and a lot of caffeine, to bring NO!SPEC to the public.

NO!SPEC crusade is by: Twenty passionate designers, joined by hundreds


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