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Well, I see that the issue is not clear at all so I guess I will keep away from this approach for now, but the attitude that tracing Mona Lisa is somehow ugly is a little funny to me in the light of the fact that a lot of renaissance painters used projection devices and traced outlines of their subjects - Leonardo likely did the same thing. Unless you have been in Louvre all you have ever seen are the copies The whole creative process is a recombination of copies. The nature of creative process in itself is protein encoded copy passed via copying mechanism of DNA. Do you want to create something original? Then get yourself some random number generator

 I know, I know clipart collections look atrocious with this I agree but hey, go to Wal-Mart and see what customers buy sometimes I think "the uglier the better" Original Mona Lisa would probably be rejected by microstock agencies as a thing of  "little commercial value"  In order to survive Leonardo would have to paint a lot of colorful blurs and zombified grinning clerks that what sells I wish we could trace more - and learn a thing or two from past but no let us be creative and run Difference Cloud filter over a gradient LOL

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General Stock Discussion / using pre 1923 images in design
« on: March 18, 2012, 14:58 »
Most of the design elements in my microstock image collages I create from scratch or generate in software programs. I feel uneasy to use internet images resources since their copyright status is very often unclear. Yet from what I understand it should be quite save to use illustrations from pre-1923 books and publications as part of image collages or as sources for tracing. I will appreciate user feedback on this issue.

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Thank you for all of your prompt and helpful responses. I will visit the above-mentioned sites and look closer at their license agreements. Thank you again.

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Most of my stock is made of different type of designs and collages. Most of the components I create from scratch using Illustrator, Photoshop and Cinema 4D. Yet I have neither time, no skills to create complex 3D models. I do not want to violate any copyright issues by simply reusing stuff from Internet - for all I know all of that art could have been pirated... But main 3D stock sites may have a problem selling me models to compete with their own stock. Is there a solution? Can I buy directly from 3D artist with understanding on how I am going to use his/her work? How can I find one? My goal is not just grabbing somebody's work, rendering and selling as my own... it is rather paying someone for the right to use 2d renders of his/her 3d artwork in my own designs... I will appreciate any feedback.

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