^ the image above with the ^ is the work of my friend.
I just started using a program that my friend got me into, So i'm still learning the basics. Maybe in the future I'll take requests but for now, the answer is no. I'll try to get some more images up but i have school starting soon so I don't know when I'll have time. feel free to post like and dislikes just don't make a big deal out of it if you don't like it.
That'd be decent, if not for the copyright thing down there.
"100chilly" isn't a legitimate business or personal name, as far as I know, and there'd probably be some issues with Notch if anyone were to think you're serious with that.
Use a watermark or something if you don't want people stealing it.
That'd be decent, if not for the copyright thing down there.
"100chilly" isn't a legitimate business or personal name, as far as I know, and there'd probably be some issues with Notch if anyone were to think you're serious with that.
Use a watermark or something if you don't want people stealing it.
The "art" (if you can call it that, bahahahahahahahahaha oh god) is intellectual property and by (at least) US law if you can prove you created it it's basically yours as if it were copyrighted.
First off, the moment you create ANYTHING visual—paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures, etc—the only person who is allowed to copy that art is you. If you decide to sell prints of one of your paintings, you can. If anyone else does, without your written permission, you have the right to take them to court and sue for damages.
In fact, copyright laws are so strong that your family or legal heirs will still own the copyright to your artwork until 70 years after your death.
Artists that display their work online or allow their art to be published in books or magazines often put a copyright symbol (along with their name and the year the artwork was created) next to the reproduced image. This practice isn’t actually necessary—you still own the copyright, even without using the symbol—but at least this will remind people not to copy your work.
Additionally, if you find out that someone HAS “infringed” on your copyright, and you can prove that the copyright symbol was next to the image of your artwork that they copied, you’ll have a very strong case against them if the issue ever goes to court—which is exactly why so many artists choose to put up that copyright notice.
You should also be aware that even after selling an original work of art to a collector, you still hold the copyright to it. The buyer cannot make prints or sell copies of your art unless you’ve given them that express permission in writing.
Now, even though you own the copyright to your art immediately after creating it, there are still ways to officially register your copyright claim with the US government and most other governments (if you live outside the US) as well.
Some of the reasons to officially register your artwork are:
1. Registration creates a public record of your copyright (more proof in court)
2. Registration is the first step required before you can sue someone for infringement
3. Registration often increases the amount you can sue for
If you don’t plan on suing someone, here are a few other reasons to register:
1. You’ve created something especially valuable (ie, the next Mickey Mouse).
2. You plan on selling the copyright of your art to someone else
3. You’re very, very cautious.
In the US you can register your copyright with the US Library of Congress Copyright Office by filling out an application and paying a fee. For further information about the application form and costs, make sure to visit http://www.copyright.gov/register/visual.
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That'd be decent, if not for the copyright thing down there.
"100chilly" isn't a legitimate business or personal name, as far as I know, and there'd probably be some issues with Notch if anyone were to think you're serious with that.
Use a watermark or something if you don't want people stealing it.
The "art" (if you can call it that, bahahahahahahahahaha oh god) is intellectual property and by (at least) US law if you can prove you created it it's basically yours as if it were copyrighted.
IIRC.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, no need to be such an ****.
The reason I can't stand runescape is personal stuff, hacked accounts, all over lvl 110.. 99 in almost everything.. and it's just lost its classic feel to it, I tried playing it again but couldn't get back into it, don't get me wrong it's not a bad game I just dislike it now.
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That'd be decent, if not for the copyright thing down there.
"100chilly" isn't a legitimate business or personal name, as far as I know, and there'd probably be some issues with Notch if anyone were to think you're serious with that.
Use a watermark or something if you don't want people stealing it.
The "art" (if you can call it that, bahahahahahahahahaha oh god) is intellectual property and by (at least) US law if you can prove you created it it's basically yours as if it were copyrighted.
IIRC.
I'm not arguing the legal status of it (even though that's essentially what the entire second paragraph of my post is arguing, hurr durr hypocrisy). It just feels pretentious to put a copyright emblem on something like that.
Thanks! Support and ideas are always welcomed! ( Also! If I decide to I will add a donation button. This will go to the server and the server's website! (Website is currently on a free host so don't expect a full blown out website!) Hosting is expensive and the team and I can't afford a server without the support! Also the temporary server will have an event soon so the ip will be public when the event get near! So check out my smp server thread for more details! :biggrin.gif: )
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Less fire, more effects.
I like them though, but very plain.
I agree, but as i said before still learning the ropes here somewhat.
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There's this thing called transparency.
I think you should use it, rather than a black background.
Right. I'll see what i can do. I'm still getting use to the new programs. I've been too busy running a server and with school, it's hard to keep up with everything else. So lets see what happens! :smile.gif:
^ the image above with the ^ is the work of my friend.
I just started using a program that my friend got me into, So i'm still learning the basics. Maybe in the future I'll take requests but for now, the answer is no. I'll try to get some more images up but i have school starting soon so I don't know when I'll have time. feel free to post like and dislikes just don't make a big deal out of it if you don't like it.
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Who said it was for Runescape? My friend made it for http://www.gamespot.com/ to use as my banner.
"100chilly" isn't a legitimate business or personal name, as far as I know, and there'd probably be some issues with Notch if anyone were to think you're serious with that.
Use a watermark or something if you don't want people stealing it.
Also, I agree with CG62, use a watermark, not a copyright logo...
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Nice job. A little generic. But....Ya'know. It's good.
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"He who sees thy challenge shall be victorious."
Shame on you.
Srs. What's wrong with it?
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"He who sees thy challenge shall be victorious."
People don't like it...
their friends don't like it...
their role models don't like it...
Hell, I dunno why they don't like it.
Giovanni likes it.
The "art" (if you can call it that, bahahahahahahahahaha oh god) is intellectual property and by (at least) US law if you can prove you created it it's basically yours as if it were copyrighted.
IIRC.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, no need to be such an ****.
I'm not arguing the legal status of it (even though that's essentially what the entire second paragraph of my post is arguing, hurr durr hypocrisy). It just feels pretentious to put a copyright emblem on something like that.
Thanks! :biggrin.gif:
I like them though, but very plain.
Thanks! Support and ideas are always welcomed! ( Also! If I decide to I will add a donation button. This will go to the server and the server's website! (Website is currently on a free host so don't expect a full blown out website!) Hosting is expensive and the team and I can't afford a server without the support! Also the temporary server will have an event soon so the ip will be public when the event get near! So check out my smp server thread for more details! :biggrin.gif: )
I agree, but as i said before still learning the ropes here somewhat.
Right. I'll see what i can do. I'm still getting use to the new programs. I've been too busy running a server and with school, it's hard to keep up with everything else. So lets see what happens! :smile.gif: