BFH> Assume the artist offers 2-3 drawings and I don't 
 BFH> like them, should I not pay
 BFH> him anything for his time? How about revisions? It really goes on and
 BFH> on...sure isn't like buying a loaf of bread.
Artists are usually only paid for finished, accepted work.  If he wanted to 
be paid for his time on unfinished, or unaccepted work, he should have put 
that in the contract.  Same with revisions.  Where it's the same as buying a 
loaf of bread is that you don't pay the baker for his time on loaves you 
didn't buy.  If you didn't put together a written contract with your artist 
spelling out a compromise between what each of you thought was fair before he 
started, then you now know why that's a good idea.
--- Maximus 2.01wb
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