Stopped in once again to watch this and hopefully work my way through your whole series. You have been so generous and helpful in putting out this information, and I just wanted to tell you once again how much I appreciate this wonderful resource, and how much I appreciate you!!!
Thank you!!! I had no idea how to do a reverse search. I have quite a few images on my computer that I have no idea if they are “safe” or not! Now I can find out!!!❤️
Recently came across your channel and just finished the Public Domain Series. Thank you, once again, for sharing this very valuable information and for so willingly wanting to help your viewers. There is power in knowledge and I am so looking forward to going on rabbit trails and to watch your other videos. Just an FYI. I went onto google to try the search and under the Usage Rights there are only 2 options now. Creative Commons License and Commercial and other License.
I just want you to know, this series is so helpful, and I really appreciate that you created it. I am kind of new to this, so it is very helpful. Is this sort of the same idea with fonts? They have to be public domain, or whatever? New sub. 😊 I don't do the same type of crafting as you, but your work is beautiful. I would like to learn how to do this, someday, though. It is funny you said that about botanicals...I am trying to find some winter botanicals but not much luck, it is all personal use. The Graphics Fairy had some, but not too many.
I am always concerned if I have used someones copyright work by misake. I always check see if it says free usage, from Graphic fairy, etc. But this information you have provided is priceless. I didn't know that google had a search like this or that there was a reverse image site to use. This will be so helpful and thank you so much for you explanation and visual examples.
You are an absolute angel for sharing all of these wonderful resources. I'm behind on watching these because I have gone down the rabbit hole at Flicker and gotten absolutely lost in it (in a good way). Thank you SO much for your wonderful, informational, helpful videos, Susan. Bless you. (I'm in ARTYMaze's FB group, I think you know who I am.)
Hi Susan, thanks again for a very informative and useful video. It is always appreciated when you take the time to make these easy to understand videos. I also will feel confident when purchasing from your Etsy store that I can safely use your images. - Becky
Hi, Great content, well delivered and some very good sites shown. I would like to know what is considered acceptable modifications, when using some of these images. I would like to use some of them for a book cover.
Hello Susan , I am loving all of your videos, Do you know where I can find wallpaper images that I can use in my Digital kits for sale? Thank you very much and your videos are very helpful.
Thank you so much for all that you have done in teaching us in this series of copyright. It has bothered me many times when people exclaim that they got the image on Pinterest so it must be free. I have bought some gypsy girl image from Etsy that are dated early 1900s (by postage stamp), should I trust this postage mark or should I do a search? Once again, thank you so much for these informative videos.
Thanks so much. These videos are very helpful. Would you be able to do a video on scanning and making your own digitals from old book images and photographs? (For a very beginner!). Thanks so much.
very helpful video two more questions can I use an image (if i see it is copyrighted free ofc )on my business. And does it mean if google images show that there is no image like mine (for my business) i can 100% use it for my business
This is so helpful, thank you. I saw Andrea mentioned stamps being used in digital designs for on selling and was not too sure I quite understood. I know she uses some off her “stamped off” images for background papers. I have a collection of stamps from a small home business that is no longer selling that I often use in my personal journals. If, any I’m by no means ready to , I were to sell a journal with these stamped images as part of the decoration.......would that be a no ? Thanks again, I so enjoyed watching all your videos in this series.
Thanks so much for this great info! Not sure if you have addressed scanned images. I have some 1940s magazines and love the advertisements. Figuring Google is best way to search these as maybe 1949 Arm and Hammer advertisement to see if it comes up? Thanks so much AGAIN!!!
Hi Susan. I found you in the Artymaze “copywrite” article section. My kits are all hand painted, but I really want to branch out. As with most of us, this is an area of extreme intimidation when you want to create beautiful art without harming other artists. This vid. is a gem. I’m subbing now. So excited to see what else you have. I’m seeing that stamps are a no no. Do you have any insight on that? Thx for your time and vids. 😁🌸
I have created an illustration and the client said it got copyright issue from teespring,(however anyone can appeal to that platform) So, I use this technic and I search for it. After I get a few images and they are completely changing. my illustration has some color changes and I add more gadgets to that. what you think? is it got copyright again?
This is great info! But when I search an image using Google Images and use the "Tools->Usage Rights" dropdown I only see 2 options: Creative Commons Licenses and Commercial and Other Licenses. Did they just change the wording? If so, which one is equal to Labeled For Reuse With Modification? Thank you.
Hi Susan, do you know anything about copyright with scanning vintage ledgers , I have not been able to find anything. Thanks I would appreciate any tips
@@SusanTaylorBrown Thanks, I can't find anything. I mostly have old ones the youngest being the 50's I am mostly concerned with . my blank newer ones I have about ten different kinds and none have trade marks or copyright. Just thought I would pick your brain ! ;)
I found some original 1938 News Papers Templates that the Sacramento Bee used to print the pages with in an 1939 Forest Service Cabin in northern California , can I reproduce them since I have the originals ??????
Thank you Susan! You have helped tremendously in my understanding of the image world and what is a good image for use. I have @ 2500 or more images I have collected and don’t know if I can use them or not.... so lots of research ahead of me! Hope your Etsy shop is up soon, would love to see what you’ve done with your images! 💕 hugs! Peggy
Thanks for the video! However I'm not sure if I really understood the criteria you use. For the government site, it states that there is no known copyright. Can we then be 100% sure because it is the government itself using it or telling us that? As for Pinterest, for example, if an image is found there, we should then research deeper to find a possible owner?
Great info. I have a Master of Library and Information Studies and am educated in copyright law; however, I am not an attorney and don't know everything. I was wondering what do you know about people selling original photographs of people who are not a family member and who could still be alive? It is my understanding that this is illegal. I am seeing quite a few sellers on IG and Etsy with ephemera packs for sale that includes photos of people from like the 40s and 50s who could still be alive. What are your thoughts?
@@SusanTaylorBrown Thank you for taking the time to respond in such a thorough way. It is a very interesting topic/dilemma . Personally, I don't use photos of people much in my crafting and if I ever did, I would use ones from my personal collection and probably just for work I would keep for myself or give to a family member. I just remember you saying in one of your videos that you are a writer and you have great content regarding copyright so I value your opinion. Take care and if I find out anything regarding this subject through research (which I love to do), I will pass it along!
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Stopped in once again to watch this and hopefully work my way through your whole series. You have been so generous and helpful in putting out this information, and I just wanted to tell you once again how much I appreciate this wonderful resource, and how much I appreciate you!!!
Thank you!!! I had no idea how to do a reverse search. I have quite a few images on my computer that I have no idea if they are “safe” or not! Now I can find out!!!❤️
Recently came across your channel and just finished the Public Domain Series. Thank you, once again, for sharing this very valuable information and for so willingly wanting to help your viewers. There is power in knowledge and I am so looking forward to going on rabbit trails and to watch your other videos. Just an FYI. I went onto google to try the search and under the Usage Rights there are only 2 options now. Creative Commons License and Commercial and other License.
@@SusanTaylorBrown Great, TY!!!
I just want you to know, this series is so helpful, and I really appreciate that you created it. I am kind of new to this, so it is very helpful. Is this sort of the same idea with fonts? They have to be public domain, or whatever? New sub. 😊 I don't do the same type of crafting as you, but your work is beautiful. I would like to learn how to do this, someday, though. It is funny you said that about botanicals...I am trying to find some winter botanicals but not much luck, it is all personal use. The Graphics Fairy had some, but not too many.
Good stuff - I find all the web sites you mentioned very helpful. Thx
Thank you so much for doing this series of videos. This is so helpful. 🙏🤗
I am always concerned if I have used someones copyright work by misake. I always check see if it says free usage, from Graphic fairy, etc. But this information you have provided is priceless. I didn't know that google had a search like this or that there was a reverse image site to use. This will be so helpful and thank you so much for you explanation and visual examples.
Once again Susan, thank you for sharing your knowledge, it has been very helpful xx
You are an absolute angel for sharing all of these wonderful resources. I'm behind on watching these because I have gone down the rabbit hole at Flicker and gotten absolutely lost in it (in a good way). Thank you SO much for your wonderful, informational, helpful videos, Susan. Bless you. (I'm in ARTYMaze's FB group, I think you know who I am.)
Hi Susan, thanks again for a very informative and useful video. It is always appreciated when you take the time to make these easy to understand videos. I also will feel confident when purchasing from your Etsy store that I can safely use your images. - Becky
Although I come late to the table, I sure appreciate the copyright series~ Thank you for sharing!
Excellent and informative. Many thanks.
This looks like fun. I am going to find it so useful. Thank you, I subscribed based on this one video. :)
I love this information! Thank you for sharing!
I can’t find any copyright information about this image. What should I do?
@@SusanTaylorBrown thx
So helpful. Thanks so much for taking the time to educate fellow artists.
Thanks for keeping us informed!! Very helpful!! ❤️
Thank you so much. I have been searching for these tools. I will be looking through your videos for more interesting info.
Cool, Susan, thanks. So informative.
Very useful Susan. Thank you 😊
Hi,
Great content, well delivered and some very good sites shown.
I would like to know what is considered acceptable modifications, when using some of these images. I would like to use some of them for a book cover.
Thank you for the information. Very valuable! 😁👍
Thank you for this. Also love the Met site you showed us.
Great info. Thank you!
As always Susan you're the best. thank you for this.
Awesome video, Thanks!!
Hello Susan , I am loving all of your videos, Do you know where I can find wallpaper images that I can use in my Digital kits for sale? Thank you very much and your videos are very helpful.
Thank you so much for all that you have done in teaching us in this series of copyright. It has bothered me many times when people exclaim that they got the image on Pinterest so it must be free. I have bought some gypsy girl image from Etsy that are dated early 1900s (by postage stamp), should I trust this postage mark or should I do a search? Once again, thank you so much for these informative videos.
This has been so helpful. Thank you.
Thank you for this report!
Thank you for all your knowledge.
This is great info! Appreciate you! 💗 xo
Your videos are so informative, Susan, and VERY much appreciated! TFS :) Hugs d.
TFS!! This answers a lot of questions that no-one ever explained to me. Wuvs ya tons!!! ❤xo💜xo💙xo💛xo💖xo💚
You are welcome
Thank you so much for this. Absolutely brilliant and informative.❤️
So if I find a non copyright image I can put the image on my clothes and sell them? Or is that a different thing?
Thanks so much. These videos are very helpful.
Would you be able to do a video on scanning and making your own digitals from old book images and photographs? (For a very beginner!). Thanks so much.
Thank you SO MUCH, this is just fantastic info and video. This is so helpful.
very helpful video two more questions can I use an image (if i see it is copyrighted free ofc )on my business. And does it mean if google images show that there is no image like mine (for my business) i can 100% use it for my business
This is so helpful, thank you. I saw Andrea mentioned stamps being used in digital designs for on selling and was not too sure I quite understood. I know she uses some off her “stamped off” images for background papers. I have a collection of stamps from a small home business that is no longer selling that I often use in my personal journals. If, any I’m by no means ready to , I were to sell a journal with these stamped images as part of the decoration.......would that be a no ? Thanks again, I so enjoyed watching all your videos in this series.
Thanks so much for this great info! Not sure if you have addressed scanned images. I have some 1940s magazines and love the advertisements. Figuring Google is best way to search these as maybe 1949 Arm and Hammer advertisement to see if it comes up? Thanks so much AGAIN!!!
Hi Susan. I found you in the Artymaze “copywrite” article section. My kits are all hand painted, but I really want to branch out. As with most of us, this is an area of extreme intimidation when you want to create beautiful art without harming other artists. This vid. is a gem. I’m subbing now. So excited to see what else you have. I’m seeing that stamps are a no no. Do you have any insight on that? Thx for your time and vids. 😁🌸
I check some of my images and under usage rights I get the options: Creative common licenses and Commercial and other licenses. What does this mean?
I have created an illustration and the client said it got copyright issue from teespring,(however anyone can appeal to that platform) So, I use this technic and I search for it. After I get a few images and they are completely changing. my illustration has some color changes and I add more gadgets to that. what you think? is it got copyright again?
thank Susan good video and good information.
This is great info! But when I search an image using Google Images and use the "Tools->Usage Rights" dropdown I only see 2 options: Creative Commons Licenses and Commercial and Other Licenses. Did they just change the wording? If so, which one is equal to Labeled For Reuse With Modification? Thank you.
Thanks for this video 🙂
Thank you that really helped me!!! :)
Hi Susan, do you know anything about copyright with scanning vintage ledgers , I have not been able to find anything. Thanks I would appreciate any tips
@@SusanTaylorBrown Thanks, I can't find anything. I mostly have old ones the youngest being the 50's I am mostly concerned with . my blank newer ones I have about ten different kinds and none have trade marks or copyright. Just thought I would pick your brain ! ;)
@@SusanTaylorBrown that is what I thought but was not a hundred percent, Thank you so much you are awesome !! Look forward to your next live
Thank you this was very helpful!
Once again, thank you soooo much!!
Great information! Tfs........hugs
*So, bottom line, **loc.gov** is the website to trust the answer whether or not it's copyrighted?*
@@SusanTaylorBrown What about just removing the label and altering the image so it doesn't match algorithms?
I found some original 1938 News Papers Templates that the Sacramento Bee used to print the pages with in an 1939 Forest Service Cabin in northern California , can I reproduce them since I have the originals ??????
@@SusanTaylorBrown Thanks Susan, I live in Placerville , California, I see you are a Giants Fan , Me Too, Have a Great Day.
@@SusanTaylorBrown I know Kyburz really well, lots of Cool Rivers to Photograph,
Thanks for the info !
Love it
Actually,I appreciate this useful information and I'm very grateful towards U thanks a lot
what happens when you do that and you don't get any results after, what does that mean??
Thank you.
Thank you Susan! You have helped tremendously in my understanding of the image world and what is a good image for use. I have @ 2500 or more images I have collected and don’t know if I can use them or not.... so lots of research ahead of me! Hope your Etsy shop is up soon, would love to see what you’ve done with your images! 💕 hugs! Peggy
So if the image doesn’t show up it’s copyright???
Thanks for the video! However I'm not sure if I really understood the criteria you use. For the government site, it states that there is no known copyright. Can we then be 100% sure because it is the government itself using it or telling us that? As for Pinterest, for example, if an image is found there, we should then research deeper to find a possible owner?
@@SusanTaylorBrown Thanks!
sUcH a useful video. Thanku!
Great info. I have a Master of Library and Information Studies and am educated in copyright law; however, I am not an attorney and don't know everything. I was wondering what do you know about people selling original photographs of people who are not a family member and who could still be alive? It is my understanding that this is illegal. I am seeing quite a few sellers on IG and Etsy with ephemera packs for sale that includes photos of people from like the 40s and 50s who could still be alive. What are your thoughts?
@@SusanTaylorBrown Thank you for taking the time to respond in such a thorough way. It is a very interesting topic/dilemma . Personally, I don't use photos of people much in my crafting and if I ever did, I would use ones from my personal collection and probably just for work I would keep for myself or give to a family member. I just remember you saying in one of your videos that you are a writer and you have great content regarding copyright so I value your opinion. Take care and if I find out anything regarding this subject through research (which I love to do), I will pass it along!
Mines says 0 search
That might mean that you’re OK but no guarantees