hmm well the paintings over 100 years old, and bands use paintings all the time (see Candlemass). dun think anyone would care, but yur choice.
are you kidding???
copyright is the BIGGEST thing any artist must look for FIRST AND FORMOST
I'm not naming names, but there is a band I know who keeps printing shirts from pictures they see in cool books/ or online... I told one of them before: that using someone else's work ESPECIALLY when creating something that makes $$$ is a HUGE lawsuit and they will lose... they didn't listen to me of course... I hope no one will find out..
with that being said Max, many paintings and images are "royalty free" and there are many stock-photo websites that have them and can sell them for a low price which is what most graphic designers use.
NO ONE that designs a CD is using anything that is copyright protected, unless they are VERY VERY stupid...
are you kidding???
copyright is the BIGGEST thing any artist must look for FIRST AND FORMOST
I'm not naming names, but there is a band I know who keeps printing shirts from pictures they see in cool books/ or online... I told one of them before: that using someone else's work ESPECIALLY when creating something that makes $$$ is a HUGE lawsuit and they will lose... they didn't listen to me of course... I hope no one will find out..
with that being said Max, many paintings and images are "royalty free" and there are many stock-photo websites that have them and can sell them for a low price which is what most graphic designers use.
NO ONE that designs a CD is using anything that is copyright protected, unless they are VERY VERY stupid...
Ancient Rites
Thing is, a lot of older paintings enter a portion of copyright law entitled public domain, this can happen for a number of reasons...
The picture in question, a quick google search will reveal:
"Jeanne au siège d'Orléans
Jules Lenepveu (1819-1898)
Eglise du Panthéon, Paris (France)
Public domain"
http://194.165.231.32/hemma/mathias/jeannedarc.html
Erik, no it's not Ancient Rites actually ...
"Jeanne au siège d'Orléans
Jules Lenepveu (1819-1898)
Eglise du Panthéon, Paris (France)
Public domain"
Copyright expires after a certain period of time, it applies to everything. There are stipulations, though.
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Hence the stipulations.
are you kidding???
copyright is the BIGGEST thing any artist must look for FIRST AND FORMOST
I'm not naming names, but there is a band I know who keeps printing shirts from pictures they see in cool books/ or online... I told one of them before: that using someone else's work ESPECIALLY when creating something that makes $$$ is a HUGE lawsuit and they will lose... they didn't listen to me of course... I hope no one will find out..
with that being said Max, many paintings and images are "royalty free" and there are many stock-photo websites that have them and can sell them for a low price which is what most graphic designers use.
NO ONE that designs a CD is using anything that is copyright protected, unless they are VERY VERY stupid...
No that's not entirely true.. . copyright is a very complicated issue....
some things never expire, and some things have a time limit...
with paintings and art work: copyright almost never expires... with graphic design - it depends on the contract...
When a band or anyone takes a painting or art work that was done by an artist and print it on shirts that can make them profit without paying for copyright rights: you're talking about thousands or even million of dollar law suits...