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But if you plan on selling, I'd suggest reaching out to the original artist(s) OR designing something wholly your own that is possibly inspired by their work, but not a direct or modified copy. Using Pattern Resizer Stained Glass Software Print Full Size Patterns From Home What can stained glass software do for you Lots and lots is the short. Colored glass is often found in older buildings with stained glass windows, but these 10 examples show that colored glass can also be used as a decorative element in a modern interior or building. You're not earning money off of someone else's design work. Then we get into personal use versus for sale - if you're making it just for you, then do whatever. It needs to be a fairly significant change. If pinterest doesn't link back to the original content creator, a reverse image search on Google will often get you there - this can be time consuming, but it is worth the effort to have the chance to support another artist instead of copying their work.įor changing a pattern to make it yours - it needs to be changed enough that when you put them side by side, you can't show it's a copy with just a few line changes. The awesome person move would be to either click through the pinterest listing to the original content location so you can contact the original artist to ask for permission to reproduce (maybe they'll give/sell you a pattern. Laws aside, it's a pretty crappy move just to steal someone's design. In the USA, anything published on a website is automatically copyright protected whether or not the photo has a watermark or other markings on it specifically claiming copyright. This is a pretty complex issue compounded by variations in international laws, local laws, etc. All of my pattern books are from the 90s early 2000s so I’m trying to come up with some more modern ideas.
It’s just hard to be original when there is only so much you can do. My husband is a graphic designer so at the end of the day I could ask him to come up with original patterns but some of the stuff I find is just so cute! I’m going to have to keep them for myself which I’m totally fine with.
Am I stealing their intellectual property?! Should I alter the pattern or is it just shitty to use someone else’s pattern?įor instance, I found a geometric elephant on someone’s Instagram, I hand drew it from the picture, made it for my personal use using very different colors. I have found a few patterns on Instagram/Pinterest that I want to do and I eventually want to take them to a couple of craft fairs/sell them on Etsy. I’ve just picked this hobby back up and wanted some feedback.
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