Homer, single & Marge, married with one child, are starting a business to provide computer consulting services, web design and software development. They will locate in Los Angeles, California. Homer is willing to contribute $25,000 to the business. Unfortunately, Marge has no money to contribute, but has the computer expertise, the essential contacts and is a graduate of the UCLA Anderson School. They would like to participate equally in making all decisions. Homer and Marge plan on reinvesting most of the earnings with the goal of expanding and selling the business. They have decided on the name Virtual Construction, Inc., but will be doing business as "Vircon."

Assume that only Homer and Marge form a California corporation, each owning 50% of the outstanding shares. Marge is the President and Homer is the Chief Financial Officer and Secretary and they are the only two persons on the Board of Directors. Shortly after incorporation, Homer on behalf of Vircon orally hired a graphic artist to make a logo, using the face of Steve Jobs, along with graphic artist's own original designs, for Vircon stationary and other marketing materilas

(A) Who owns the copyright to the Vircon logo?

(B) What legal issues arise if the graphic artist uses a picture of Steve Jobs in the logo design for Vircon's marketing material?