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I am an Angelina Jolie Fetishist
manuelka
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I tried to research this because I love this art, as you can tell. I usually try to limit myself to 4 of one artist, at least, at one time.
Hoarding issues.
But in your case, it was one of those, just one more, just that one and I'll stop, oh, but I love that one too...
There wasn't one I didn't "want".
I had an antique store and still have some of my emphemera, which I would love to use. I read somewhere anything before, about 1923 I think, is now open. But then, some places warn unless the copyright was purchased by someone...HOW are we suppose to find that out?
I actually read a big thick book, just on this subject. I just cried and put my paints away for a few days. That source made me feel like if I painted a rose, I was pirating.
Some say as long as you change it some percentage...that number varies,
depending on which source you quote. I read criticism of art schools who taught this % thing as all wrong.
I finally decided, until I made my first million off an image, I'd "take my chances". The big fat scary book that made me cry
showed art that looked like a 5th grader had copied some famous artist, (those old little girl quaker images?) It said that artist was fined like $25,000,,,,WHAT? ~
I know I am going to keep my eyes open for anything pre-1923.
I've tried to research. Always find conflicting answers.
Like your work. If you have a chance, consider yourself invited to my "place"...
(you may note a perfume ad or two)
mel
anie rogers
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at least, at one time.
But in your case, it was one of those, just one more, just that one and I'll stop, oh, but I love that one too...
There wasn't one I didn't "want".
I had an antique store and still have some of my emphemera, which I would love to use. I read somewhere anything before, about 1923 I think, is now open. But then, some places warn unless the copyright was purchased by someone...HOW are we suppose to find that out?
I actually read a big thick book, just on this subject. I just cried and put my paints away for a few days. That source made me feel like if I painted a rose, I was pirating.
Some say as long as you change it some percentage...that number varies,
depending on which source you quote. I read criticism of art schools who taught this % thing as all wrong.
I finally decided, until I made my first million off an image, I'd "take my chances". The big fat scary book that made me cry
showed art that looked like a 5th grader had copied some famous artist,
(those old little girl quaker images?) It said that artist was fined like $25,000,,,,WHAT? ~
mel
anie rogers
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I'm heading to your gallery now
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Do yo thang crazy mcblack man!!
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Do yo thang crazy mcblack man!!
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