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haiggy

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Aug 20, 2003
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I would like to request a larger version of this picture. Or better yet, if you can find one - let me know! Someone posted it in another thread and its a creative piece I'd appreciate in a larger size for my desktop background.

Preferably 1920x1200 but whatever works.

Thanks

Edit: Credit goes to this young gentleman - http://jmak.tumblr.com/post/9377189056
 
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Thanks! I like the dates added. However, I know I can't be too picky 'cause you are helping me out but if there was someway to get a bigger version of the apple... not necessarily of the black space. I can add black myself if need be I would just like a bigger apple part of the picture

Thanks again!
 
Thanks! I like the dates added. However, I know I can't be too picky 'cause you are helping me out but if there was someway to get a bigger version of the apple... not necessarily of the black space. I can add black myself if need be I would just like a bigger apple part of the picture

Thanks again!
I didn't create it; I just found it in a Google search.
 
That image was released under a creative commons license, meaning you aren't allowed to edit it. Pisses me off when people don't credit the artist, and go editing stuff. Grrr
 
Pretty sure that Apple logo is Trade Marked, so your point about ripping off and not crediting is?

My point is editing someone elses work without permission is what ****s over artists.

You guys edited his image, without his permission. It's simple.

I don't think people generally understand how annoying it is to have your work copied, edited etc.

Apple actually lets people have a certain amount creative freedom with this sort of thing, and has said before that they have no real issue with people playing with their logo for personal use as long as it isn't for commercial use.
 
My point is editing someone elses work without permission is what ****s over artists.

You guys edited his image, without his permission. It's simple.

I don't think people generally understand how annoying it is to have your work copied, edited etc.

Apple actually lets people have a certain amount creative freedom with this sort of thing, and has said before that they have no real issue with people playing with their logo for personal use as long as it isn't for commercial use.

Don't be so anal.

And if you want to talk about using other people's work please remove the images you made using Cinema 4D of Wall-E posted on your deviant art gallery since i'm pretty sure Pixar and Disney did not give you written permission to use they're creation to your personal liking.
 
Don't be so anal.

And if you want to talk about using other people's work please remove the images you made using Cinema 4D of Wall-E posted on your deviant art gallery since i'm pretty sure Pixar and Disney did not give you written permission to use they're creation to your personal liking.

Artistic interpretation for the purpose of criticism and non commercial use is permitted.
 
Don't be so anal.

And if you want to talk about using other people's work please remove the images you made using Cinema 4D of Wall-E posted on your deviant art gallery since i'm pretty sure Pixar and Disney did not give you written permission to use they're creation to your personal liking.

ooooooooooooooooo :eek:

But seriously- Do you REALLY have a problem with some kid tooling about with some other kid's likely illegal use of apple's IP? Maybe if he was trying to put it on shirts and turn a buck, but I don't think that is the case.
 
Is that a commercial use? And how does it differ from what you are doing?

Commercial use defines as use for profit making. Me sitting at home in my y-fronts half naked during a weekend modelling a replica of one of my favourite pixar films, Wall-e does not constitute as commercial use.

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ooooooooooooooooo :eek:

But seriously- Do you REALLY have a problem with some kid tooling about with some other kid's likely illegal use of apple's IP? Maybe if he was trying to put it on shirts and turn a buck, but I don't think that is the case.

Nah, to be fair, I don't although I suppose if anything this has highlighted the general approach (and that includes certain people who have responded with their uneducated posts) to artists and their work as a whole.
 
Commercial use defines as use for profit making. Me sitting at home in my y-fronts half naked during a weekend modelling a replica of one of my favourite pixar films, Wall-e does not constitute as commercial use.

So the editing of an image released under a creative commons license, even for private purposes, which is using as background for one's desktop, is prohibited then?

This debate somehow sure seems like d**k* measuring, but they often do.


* had to censor myself here?
 
That's correct (regarding the CC license). It's typical of most copyright. The CC license was created specifically to protect online artists of musics, art etc.

To be fair, the chances of you editing it for private use and anything ever happening from it are slim to none.

It is very useful though, I did a concept model for a online game once, after posting it on my DeviantArt it started popping up forum banners and such, it was edited, cropped, colours changed etc (ruined IMO), the license enabled me to protect my work and have then removed.
 
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