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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by Rouen Cathedral on Sept 16, 2018 12:17:32 GMT 1, I find the irony behind street artists public works and then wanting to restrict others from using or photographing it quite ironic.
I find the irony behind street artists public works and then wanting to restrict others from using or photographing it quite ironic.
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by shy on Sept 16, 2018 12:19:41 GMT 1, thanks for posting...
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by tab1 on Sept 16, 2018 16:14:08 GMT 1,
Good luck to them
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by thomasmer on Sept 16, 2018 16:41:57 GMT 1, Quite a lot, but street art is a rampant offender. maybe because many have no knowledge of art history, and come from a background of graphic design where nicking is part of the job.
Quite a lot, but street art is a rampant offender. maybe because many have no knowledge of art history, and come from a background of graphic design where nicking is part of the job. Kind of like sampling and remixing tunes in hiphop, until that was stopped and everything went dry? |
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by Hairbland on Sept 16, 2018 17:55:40 GMT 1, maybe because many have no knowledge of art history, and come from a background of graphic design where nicking is part of the job. Kind of like sampling and remixing tunes in hiphop, until that was stopped and everything went dry?
Yes, but then many went to making their own beats, to good effect.
maybe because many have no knowledge of art history, and come from a background of graphic design where nicking is part of the job. Kind of like sampling and remixing tunes in hiphop, until that was stopped and everything went dry? Yes, but then many went to making their own beats, to good effect. |
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by Guy Denning on Sept 17, 2018 8:01:03 GMT 1, Good work for lawyers - nobody else.
Good work for lawyers - nobody else.
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by shy on Sept 17, 2018 9:47:50 GMT 1, I'm trying to understand the significance of this art on the Coke Zero cup? Any insight? thanks
I'm trying to understand the significance of this art on the Coke Zero cup? Any insight? thanks
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by thomasmer on Sept 18, 2018 16:31:47 GMT 1, ducking hate coke zero
ducking hate coke zero
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by shy on Sept 18, 2018 23:25:23 GMT 1, Coke in general is not healthy
Coke in general is not healthy
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by Redbirds on Sept 18, 2018 23:27:19 GMT 1, Cocaine is generally not healthy
Cocaine is generally not healthy
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by shy on Sept 19, 2018 1:32:36 GMT 1, Cocaine is generally not healthy
Cocaine is generally not healthy haha! very true, just ask Tony Montana! |
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by tab1 on Jan 1, 2019 18:21:33 GMT 1, As it's confirmed by the artist it is his work he should do a few hand stencil with local pens on a few cans ,nice limited edition, mr brainwash creates similar
As it's confirmed by the artist it is his work he should do a few hand stencil with local pens on a few cans ,nice limited edition, mr brainwash creates similar
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by sfnyc on Jan 2, 2019 6:28:34 GMT 1, I find the irony behind street artists public works and then wanting to restrict others from using or photographing it quite ironic.
Really? I was typing a direct response but I think it s better if you take a few minutes to think and let common sense help you understand the nonsense of what you just wrote...
I find the irony behind street artists public works and then wanting to restrict others from using or photographing it quite ironic. Really? I was typing a direct response but I think it s better if you take a few minutes to think and let common sense help you understand the nonsense of what you just wrote... |
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by hibster on Jan 2, 2019 9:28:25 GMT 1, I find the irony behind street artists public works and then wanting to restrict others from using or photographing it quite ironic. apart from anything else, it does state in the article directly above your post, & I quote "The art was created legally, in a private space. The artists never assigned or licensed the use of the art, so they retain ownership of copyright"
I find the irony behind street artists public works and then wanting to restrict others from using or photographing it quite ironic. apart from anything else, it does state in the article directly above your post, & I quote "The art was created legally, in a private space. The artists never assigned or licensed the use of the art, so they retain ownership of copyright"
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by Lroy on Jan 2, 2019 12:36:22 GMT 1, Not a rip off. MW's fella is wearing Vans Authentics and Coke's fella is wearing Retro Jordan IV Breds. Coke may have a lawsuit headed there way. Revok just settled with H&M 
Not a rip off. MW's fella is wearing Vans Authentics and Coke's fella is wearing Retro Jordan IV Breds. Coke may have a lawsuit headed there way. Revok just settled with H&M And he has only 3 wheels ... |
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by Rouen Cathedral on Jan 2, 2019 13:16:47 GMT 1, I find the irony behind street artists public works and then wanting to restrict others from using or photographing it quite ironic. Really? I was typing a direct response but I think it s better if you take a few minutes to think and let common sense help you understand the nonsense of what you just wrote...
Okay. I'm a street artist and I paint on the street so all can see BUT how dare you take a photo. Actually I've changed my mind I want to paint on the street but restrict who can view it now! Okay street artist great logic.
I find the irony behind street artists public works and then wanting to restrict others from using or photographing it quite ironic. Really? I was typing a direct response but I think it s better if you take a few minutes to think and let common sense help you understand the nonsense of what you just wrote... Okay. I'm a street artist and I paint on the street so all can see BUT how dare you take a photo. Actually I've changed my mind I want to paint on the street but restrict who can view it now! Okay street artist great logic. |
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by sfnyc on Jan 2, 2019 19:00:18 GMT 1, Really? I was typing a direct response but I think it s better if you take a few minutes to think and let common sense help you understand the nonsense of what you just wrote... Okay. I'm a street artist and I paint on the street so all can see BUT how dare you take a photo. Actually I've changed my mind I want to paint on the street but restrict who can view it now! Okay street artist great logic.
The big distinctions to make here are that: (a) an artist can place his art wherever he pleases, doesn't mean corporations should be allowed to steal his work / copyright for commercial purposes and (b) the unauthorized uses / transformation of an artist's recognizable work (especially for commercial purposes) damages an artist's work value and reputation.
So there is a big distinction between posting photos of an artists' work and using / transforming it wihout authorization for commercial purposes
Really? I was typing a direct response but I think it s better if you take a few minutes to think and let common sense help you understand the nonsense of what you just wrote... Okay. I'm a street artist and I paint on the street so all can see BUT how dare you take a photo. Actually I've changed my mind I want to paint on the street but restrict who can view it now! Okay street artist great logic. The big distinctions to make here are that: (a) an artist can place his art wherever he pleases, doesn't mean corporations should be allowed to steal his work / copyright for commercial purposes and (b) the unauthorized uses / transformation of an artist's recognizable work (especially for commercial purposes) damages an artist's work value and reputation. So there is a big distinction between posting photos of an artists' work and using / transforming it wihout authorization for commercial purposes |
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by sfnyc on Jan 2, 2019 21:08:42 GMT 1, But on the other hand, if you follow the logic of some big brands that tried to argue in US courts when stealing graffiti visuals for ads / products that there shouldn't be copyright on something illegal, then that would mean we could steal and commercial reuse the logos and imageries of every brand that advertisted on illegal posters and ad spaces featuring their logos (most brands).
But on the other hand, if you follow the logic of some big brands that tried to argue in US courts when stealing graffiti visuals for ads / products that there shouldn't be copyright on something illegal, then that would mean we could steal and commercial reuse the logos and imageries of every brand that advertisted on illegal posters and ad spaces featuring their logos (most brands).
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by tab1 on Jan 3, 2019 4:13:37 GMT 1, Who would own copyrights the artist or the photographer from which the stencil is made from?
if all is cleared could get some positive exposure from this but might drag up other copyright issues?
Who would own copyrights the artist or the photographer from which the stencil is made from?
if all is cleared could get some positive exposure from this but might drag up other copyright issues?
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by sfnyc on Jan 3, 2019 9:43:32 GMT 1, Remember how Shepard Fairey got sued and lost in court against an AP photographer on which Shepard based his work... So yeah they could have a claim. Also, same thing with people who publish books/calendars with street art photos, they need the artist's authorization to do so (which they usually do)
Remember how Shepard Fairey got sued and lost in court against an AP photographer on which Shepard based his work... So yeah they could have a claim. Also, same thing with people who publish books/calendars with street art photos, they need the artist's authorization to do so (which they usually do)
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Coke Zero Martin Whatson rip-off?, by hibster on Jan 3, 2019 9:52:47 GMT 1, to go back tot he whole copyright issue, there has been a case in the news a bit recently of a metal band who banned a photographer after he asked a company who used one of his pictures to pay a donation to charity
www.husham.com/metal-band-bans-photographer-after-copyright-clash/
the company has now ceased trading after paying the donation but still receiving a lot of nasty emails about it
as for the band, well who cares, they sound rubbish anyway
to go back tot he whole copyright issue, there has been a case in the news a bit recently of a metal band who banned a photographer after he asked a company who used one of his pictures to pay a donation to charity www.husham.com/metal-band-bans-photographer-after-copyright-clash/the company has now ceased trading after paying the donation but still receiving a lot of nasty emails about it as for the band, well who cares, they sound rubbish anyway |
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