Not all of the above are considered speculative work, and in fact many designers choose to do unpaid work for a variety of reasons. Students and professionals may draw different lines on what constitute unacceptable practices. In each case, however, the designer and client make the decision and must accept the associated risks. This is often a gray area, but the general rule that AIGA advocates is not to engage in work in competition with others in hope of future compensation.
These competition-style design practices undermine and devalue the profession we all represent. You can and are encouraged to do pro bono work so long as you can be sure the client is engaging you professionally and not crowdsourcing free work. AIGA Portland has worked to educate and react against some prominent local calls for free crowd-sourced design.
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