i.e. nike swoosh in a poster?
I've noticed other posters with something similar in it, for example, the old-school vans slip-ons poster.
Is this a no-no, use at your own-risk type deal?
i.e. nike swoosh in a poster?
I've noticed other posters with something similar in it, for example, the old-school vans slip-ons poster.
Is this a no-no, use at your own-risk type deal?
I am wondering about this too
Do whatever until you get a serious letter.
True.
There are laws in it...the only way you could be cool that I know of is to change it, make it some sort of parody....We discussed in an advanced print class, a law that says if you change the image at least 50% its cool. But thats a longshot.
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I heard that was a wives tale...something to do with being mixed up with the law of appropriating the image of the dollar bill and having it be 30% bigger / smaller.
Damn. Client art direction could get me in trouble.
copyrights are not wives tales
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