The Puff Nation Story Continues (They ripped/stole their penguin logo from Pixelfarm)
Well… I thought I’d update you all on my dealings with Puff Nation. The company that stole my work, and used it as a logo for their now discontinued “Puffioso” line of clothing. See the original post “Puff Nation Rips/Steals My design”
After many emails to various departments, I got nowhere. They closed up their Canadian website, and swept it under the rug. They replied with “We fired that designer, thanks” or “We’ll have our lawyers look into this, and get back to you”. I wasn’t waiting by my email or anything, trust me. And I the replies never came.
That’s when Tom Hänni, the owner of a small design studio in switzerland called Pixelfarm emailed me. He seen my post, and what do you know… It turns out the penguin logo they’re currently using was stolen from a font-pack they released on dafont.com years ago. And in the same fashion, Pixelfarm’s emails were ignored by Puff Nation after a few runarounds, of course.
We shot a few emails back and forth, fantasized about a grand revenge plot. But when it comes down to it, I think companies like this will bury themselves in the long-run.
Hopefully those who have stumbled on these posts will think twice about supporting a company that steals their artwork from starving artists.
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