Just tell them it's just not working for you anymore and you would like to quit. That's really all I can say.
"I would consider that it's work for hire, and I retain full copyright of the work and have the right to use it anywhere I want without giving credit to you. And you can't use the work as your portfolio and to show it elsewhere. If you agree to the term, and are able to do (3), then I would consider giving you a continuous work per month, where you will draw certain amount of images for me."
This kind of thing only shows up when you are working for a company as an employee. If you are a freelance (independent contractor), never, ever agree to this. You're just asking to get screwed over in the future and can't make money off the copyright of your work ever again.
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Date: 2012-10-06 09:45 pm (UTC)"I would consider that it's work for hire, and I retain full copyright of the work and have the right to use it anywhere I want without giving credit to you. And you can't use the work as your portfolio and to show it elsewhere.
If you agree to the term, and are able to do (3), then I would consider giving you a continuous work per month, where you will draw certain amount of images for me."
This kind of thing only shows up when you are working for a company as an employee. If you are a freelance (independent contractor), never, ever agree to this. You're just asking to get screwed over in the future and can't make money off the copyright of your work ever again.