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« on: September 07, 2018, 03:44 »
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If you upload autotraced/vectorized drawings, no matter if made in some bitmap/raster software or scanned, what you upload as jpg - the source (made in raster software or scan) or the raster version of autotraced image?

I mean, the autotraced version is same as vector, but original drawing is more authentic and artistic - more details, more hand made. I'm not sure, if they even accept the original version together with vector, I'm just curious.

Thanks for any answer.


Shelma1

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« Reply #1 on: September 07, 2018, 10:02 »
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You'd need to upload the original on a property release, and the jpg has to match the eps file. If you want to also license the original art as a jpg, that would be a separate upload that would also require a property release.


 

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