"Martha's Pink Nose", 6" x 8", portrait of a Yellow Labrador Retriever, done in Golden Open and Heavy Body acrylics on a Raymar panel. Martha's Mom gets first dibs. I'll be happy to take names and numbers - who wants second dibs? email me.
SOLD (thank you!).
Today I've been thinking a lot about copyright and derivative artwork. It started out innocently enough via an artists guild conversation, and it seemed to be on other people's minds too. Both Seth Godin and Katherine Tyrellmentioned different aspects of it in on their blogs today.
Being part of the art continu-um (not sure how to spell it!) and an art historian by training, I have always been aware of how difficult it is to create something fresh and new. I can't help but think that those who cave to this pressure by purposely taking (or consciously making) artwork that isn't purely self directed are short changing themselves. (Copying for educational purposes excluded)
What do you think? I encourage you to read the posts above and share your thoughts.
Thanks in advance for your compassion and support,
It should be a compliment but I know whenever someone doesn't give me due credit for art (photos mostly, which is my more public form of art) I get very angry and even a little hurt! Amazing paintings by the way!
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It should be a compliment but I know whenever someone doesn't give me due credit for art (photos mostly, which is my more public form of art) I get very angry and even a little hurt!
Amazing paintings by the way!
Genius composition and use of palette. Another great painting!
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