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Size doesn't matter...
A little re-visit to the copyright issue. It appears there are some people out there who think that if an image is uploaded at a larger size and/or higher resolution and it is illegally downloaded and used in someone else's images, that the thief shouldn't be reprimanded...because hey, you shouldn't upload your images that big! Um, no.
The ONLY time it is EVER ok to download someone else's work is if you were given permission by the artist of that work or they state on the image/website that the image is free for public use. THAT'S IT. There is no way around that...copyright law states it. Even if the image is available for download via the
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Updated October 2015
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Goodbye 2013, Welcome 2014
As we say goodbye to the old year and welcome in the new, I reflect on the happenings of 2013.
This was THE year for my art to take off. Two of my pieces were shown in a gallery exhibition in Las Vegas. Digital art as canvas prints looks better than you would image...well, better than I imagined, anyway. Both sold, too. It's an interesting feeling knowing your work is hanging up in someone's house.
In other art happenings, I entered a few of my pieces into the American Art Awards and placed 1st and 3rd with a couple of them.
In April I was asked to join a promotions group on Facebook to help promote vendor products. It was fun while it la
I've been soo bad...
...about updating my journals/blogs the last few months.
Let's see, news stuffs -
Remember when I wrote about entering the American Art Awards? Well, I did better this year than last. I submitted four entries. Of those, two placed...get this...1st and 3rd in the digital category!
I also submitted an entry to the 12" of Sin exhibition, but haven't heard anything yet.
The promo group I'm a member and admin of, Artistic License Promotions, is doing well, although we're working through a state of change. Even so, we are still working to bring the best in artwork and digital products to our viewers. Be sure to "like" our Facebook page! We're u
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> The ONLY time it is EVER ok to download someone else's work is if you were given permission by the artist of that work
Download? That would make dA pretty much illegal because it's not even possible to browse the site without downloading artwork - the browser does it, otherwise it could not display the images, of course. With the exception of dA's organization itself, by uploading artwork you give them explicit permission to use it for their purposes, whatever that may be. Most likely using it for dA-commercials...
Do you mean "re-upload"?
> or they state on the image/website that the image is free for public use.
Or do you even mean use for anything?
I have put most of my deviations under a CC license. If someone want to use them for whatever, it's fine by my as long as the result is available for free.
Download? That would make dA pretty much illegal because it's not even possible to browse the site without downloading artwork - the browser does it, otherwise it could not display the images, of course. With the exception of dA's organization itself, by uploading artwork you give them explicit permission to use it for their purposes, whatever that may be. Most likely using it for dA-commercials...
Do you mean "re-upload"?
> or they state on the image/website that the image is free for public use.
Or do you even mean use for anything?
I have put most of my deviations under a CC license. If someone want to use them for whatever, it's fine by my as long as the result is available for free.