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Blog 2: Image Regulations

The copyright is sometimes known as the right to copy or the legal right of the owner over intellectual property. This means that the only person who can have the exclusive right to make the work is the product's original inventor or someone to whom they may grant permission.

The copyright law may allow the creator of an original work of art the exclusive right to use and duplicate that work for a predetermined period of time before it enters the public domain. According to this rule, a piece of art is considered to be the original if the artist came up with it independently and without copying anything else.

Depending on local laws, copyright protection can last anywhere from 50 and 100 years after a person's death, depending on the nation. In the United States, copyright law is available to the original proprietors both during their lifetime and for 70 years following their passing.

There are several punishments if someone violates the copyright law by utilizing the content. Penalties might include getting a letter with specific instructions to spending time in jail. It all relies on the specifics of the infringement and the copyright holder's behavior.

Battlestar Galactica is being sued by "Star Wars," while 20th Century Fox is suing Universal Studios.

The studios in this dispute reached a settlement before the trial began, but Battlestar was cancelled as Star Wars was getting ready to premiere their second big-budget film.

Napster against various record labels

The District Code in this matter renders a decision in favor of the RIAA, but Nepstar appealed the case to the 9th Circuit and lost. The business lacked any safeguards to monitor the content provided over the website.

The court will look for any overlaps in the works. Copyright difficulties may arise if we duplicate any portion of the image. We may just steal 30% of the work that is not our own.

The rights of the author of a copyrighted work, which are often recognized in civil law states and in certain common law jurisdictions, are referred to as moral rights. It entails the rights to attribution, to the integrity of the work, and to the publication of the work under an anonymous name.

7. If we display the artwork in a public setting, we are allowed to claim the right of attribution, which includes putting the author's name next to the original or copy of the artwork, the body, or anything else the artwork is linked to. In order to avoid losing the chance to be recognized as the true author of the work, it is very important to assert the right as soon as possible.

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Blog 1: Image Types and Tools

Artwork composed entirely of vector graphics is referred to as vector artwork. These visual representations can take the form of dots, lines, forms, and curves that are based on mathematical calculations. The need for vector artwork arises from the fact that it enables image and logo resizing for screen printing or laser engraving without degrading picture quality. Sharp images may be produced, and it enables the user to maintain product quality.

2. The vector graphics editor of choice is Adobe Illustrator, which was developed by Adobe Systems. It serves as the drawing application that graphic designers and artists use to produce vector pictures. This may be used for personal projects, business logos, or advertising. Without sacrificing resolution or quality, it can make vector designs scalable to any aspect ratio.

To create realistic and freehand artwork, the pen tool is employed as a sketching tool. It is also used to alter pre-existing vector artwork and is regarded as the most reliable tool.

Because it enables users to paint freehand, modify layer masks, add colors, and make numerous other adjustments to the pictures, the brush tool is used as the most flexible and significant tool.

In Photoshop, the pencil tool is used to draw patterns or lines, and it has sharp edges.

4. the three vector artwork are

This colorful vector art image was created by character designer Jonathan Ball. The ball is a significant talent, and his incredible portfolio is filled to the brim with adorable tiny figures made utilizing the vogue technique.

Design Surgery, a creative studio in London, and graphic artist Arunas Kacinskas worked together to create the stunning urban cityscape cover artwork. For the purpose of promoting The Times and The Sunday Times newspapers, Raconteur commissioned the creation of this stunning work of vector art.

Petros Afshar, a graphic designer based in London, came up with the idea and layout for this fantastic "Heartbreaker" burger image. A collection of vector art-based illustrations based on the fictional McJunky restaurant franchise were produced by skilled artists.