Forum: Bryce


Subject: How much change makes things (mats textures objects etc) yours?

FranOnTheEdge opened this issue on May 02, 2006 · 21 posts


Mugsey posted Wed, 03 May 2006 at 9:02 PM

Yes they do - and I also respect copyrights (although sometimes I might screw up and post an image for just a laugh that I found on the net to parody - and forget myself).

Personally - I am a copyright holder. I only place somewhat strict restrictions on works that are designed for my own extensive projects. however I frequently contribute free things that either are devoid of restriction - or only carry the restriction that they cannot be resold in their native format or form. I have started whole websites devoted to free artist resources of my creation before.

I apologize to ZHANN for being a little terse with her - I sent her an IM explaining how I misunderstood her position, HOPEFULLY all is forgiven.

In NONE of my previous statements have I ever said that an artist does not have the right to place restrictions on their work - HOWEVER - I HAVE made the point that a few artists are a bit extremist when it comes to being protective, and some do use the copyright issue as a personal ego stroke - or to throw their weight around.

Copyrights are serious - and MUST be protected, but just as important is that the freedom and liberty to exchange ideas and concepts must be preserved as well.