Jessica Crabtree

Artists and Copyright Law

by on Mar.28, 2009, under JOURNAL: Nature, art, cultural perspectives

With constantly changing laws and complicated terms, you almost have to be a copyright lawyer to be fluent with the plethora of rights and usage restrictions that apply to art-related media. Many artists don’t know how their works are protected under law or how these laws may apply to the creations of others. It’s important for the artist to be literate with basic copyright terms and to be conscientious of other artists’ rights.

I’ll be making a series of posts outlining some of the more commonly encountered copyright terms and their implications for the artist, along with links to helpful resources on the subject.

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About Me

I am a freelance artist living in Arkansas, US, specializing in historical portraits of American Indians. I blog about the portrayal and influence of Native Americans in art, history, and the media.

I am fascinated by history and world cultures, ancient and modern, and particularly indigenous peoples. My other interests include wildlife ecology, environmental issues & sustainability, journalism, photography, web design & development. I enjoy music and reading (see my book list here).

You can see some of my pastel work, and my drawings in charcoal and graphite, by visiting my online Gallery.