The legal side of Draw This in Your Style Challenges
4yr
Terence Rabuzzi
I found myself discussing the age old debate around how and when an artist can use reference with some other artists and we came to a question none of us had considered. I figured this community would be able to provide a more in-depth discussion or at least a variety of opinion. The Central Question: Can an artist profit off an original piece that was a result of a Draw This in Your Style challenge? I know established brands/universes will sometimes license out characters and thus everyone can profit to varying degrees in that model - hopefully at least. But does asking the general public to draw one’s character in their own style forfeit the right to claim intellectual property later on? I’m leaning towards yes, but I would love other perspectives. Let me know what you think!
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Charlene
3yr
That's a great question and I hope there are some answers soon.
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