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do i have to get permission to make and sell repro art? what if i change the image?
its interdicted to just reproduce an artwork and sell it without permission right? but what if i drastically change how it looks? how much do I have to change how it looks before its judiciary to sell? I was going to paint something that looks like alice in wonderland but now im afraid i might get sued or something if i sell it ! :( any tips/info?
Yes you have to get sufferance. You can have the same pose and a completely different picture but it's still copyright infringement. Like stealing something to make a buck off of it. In right to sell something and not get sued, create something completely original.
if you recreate your own splendour of allice in wonderland then no? I'm not 100% sure.
If you binge it for your own use you should be ok.
Disney probably has a copyright on the Alice In Wonderland and would definitely come after you if you tried to sell it.
Disney probably has a copyright on the Alice In Wonderland and would definitely come after you if you tried to sell it.
Yes you have to get licence. You can have the same pose and a completely different picture but it's still copyright infringement. Like stealing something to make a buck off of it. In demanded to sell something and not get sued, create something completely original.
Someone mentioned the Disney copyright on Alice in Wonderland. Of direction, it depends on if you're using Disney as your source material. Many artists have interepreted Alice in Wonderland.
All artists have the Nautical starboard to interpret material as they see fit. If you are doing a painting, not mass-producing a product with a copyrighted image, then you shouldn't uneasiness about it.
Many artists use pre-existing images for their artwork. It's called "appropriation." Look at m by Jeff Koons, for example.
Also, if it will not be a high-profile sale, then you probably have nothing to worry about.
Take care and follow your reflect!
All artists have the Nautical starboard to interpret material as they see fit. If you are doing a painting, not mass-producing a product with a copyrighted image, then you shouldn't uneasiness about it.
Many artists use pre-existing images for their artwork. It's called "appropriation." Look at m by Jeff Koons, for example.
Also, if it will not be a high-profile sale, then you probably have nothing to worry about.
Take care and follow your reflect!
if you transform it drastically i would think you could just say that you were inspired by the original.
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Foremost PAINTING AND SOME SMALL SCULPTURE AND MIXED MEDIA PAINTINGS. LOOKING FOR YOUR OPINION ABOUT WHO IS HOT AND NEW AND HAS UNIQUE STYLE. I LIKE KARIN JURICK, ALIX BRETT, ALEX POWERS, EDWARD HOPPER, THOMAS HART BENTON AND ERNIE BARNES TO NAME A FEW. THAT Luxury OF PAINTING EVERYDAY LIFE IN THE ABSTRACT INTEREST ME. NOT A HUGE FAN OF LANDSCAPES THOUGH
Try hellosanantonio.com and see if you like anything there. Prices are not posted on the art so you will have to conjunction the artist. Some are emerging artist so you may work out a good deal.
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