Hmmm, Looks like you cut the top of her head off on that one shot...

Oh Ha Ha! I am sooo funny!

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They're fab - a good selection of portraits. Lovely!

(Hope you don't mind, I've posted about them on my blog.)

Oooh, awesome. I decided I wanted to use a portrait of Marie Antoinette as the wallpaper for my cell phone
But I can always use more bookmarks too

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I got some more to come, more ATC sized.

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Great thanks, I have some ATC sized ones to come.

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yay! awesome

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OK before I'm gonna say this I want to tell you that I really love your collection, I have been watching you for quite a while now, but I feel that I need to ask you this question!

About these portraits I'd like to ask you a question now: It is wonderful that you share a lot of vintage stock, be it photos or illustrations that you find, and according to your faq, you claim having copyright to all of them. (Please correct me if I am wrong!)

But especially when talking about such paintings done by old masters, it is even critical for magazines that publish them under "fair use" if they are allowed to do this, because you never know who holds their copyright by today.

So I am simply wondering, do you share this to get us inspired, which would be completely fine with me, or do you claim copyrights, and tell others to use this material directly for their art, while none of you has legal rights to do so?

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How grgeous!

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Firstly I don't claim to have copyright to any of them. Only the actual decorative textures, borders etc that I have created/designed. The rest are genuine vintage photography and ephemera, some are from my own families collections.

I try to provide public domain images to the best of my ability, and have on occasion taken a few down due to uncertainties in rights or known copyrights since uploading them, i.e. being informed by a watcher or a friend.

I have always shared my resources "to inspyré and to be inspyréd."

I was a little unsure about these MA inspired paintings, so we shall see. I welcome very much feedback from my watchers as to their opinion on a legit or known copyrighted image/material, but I realise it is predominately my responsibilty to provide a safe stock environment free from copyright issues or concerns.

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