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  • Artist
    by Kristy Lee

    I’m the artist of my fate

    After this poem was written, a few more came to fruition. It’s become something of a series. You can find them here; “Photographer”:http://www.redbubble.com/people/misskristy/writing/211648-photographer Writer Pianist

  • Gracie
    by Elaine van Dyk

    Marlene Dietrich’s voice oozed seductively from the speakers. Gracie held the soft cloth of her dressing gown around her neck and closed…

  • Petition To Stop Copyright Theft at Polyvore.com
    by Crokus Label

    We, users of RedBubble.com ask that all of our works be completely removed from Polyvore.com. That also includes all works that have been…

    Petition to keep our Copyrights.

  • We Are All Different
    by Dennis Penny

    Amazing artists and the best of friends here on RB

    Thanks to all the wonderful people here.

  • Stolen photo
    by BlaizerB

    I have just discovered the theft of one of my photographs!!

    Serious Copyright infringement

  • Ten Things You Must Never Say To An Artist
    by Janis Zroback

    Are you still into painting? I thought you gave that up and got a real job…

    Ten Things You Must Never Say To An Artist….

  • Intellectual and Artistic Integrity
    by Helen Bascom

    Integrity is an often cited virtue, and difficult to define.

    How does one maintain intellectual and artistic integrity? / MCN:CD6FC-3DFE8-8948B

  • Mad artists
    by eric shepherd

    Artists are a mad lot

  • *Featured Artist - Andy Smylie*
    by Mel Brackstone

    Featured Artist – Andy Smylie has questions about what makes a good seascape

    Featured Artist #1 – Andy Smylie

  • THE ARTIST
    by Sally Omar

    A little magic / A little mystique / But she will rarely / Give you a peek / Into her world / Colors abound / Splashes of purple and gree…

    Thank you Saleire for “Purple Heaven”....Please check out Saleire’s other awesome / artwork on the RB

  • The Way of the Artist
    by Brita Lee Miklouho-Maklai

    Now living in Australia he can at last make art that directly refers to this event,.. free to talk about his life and experience as an ei…

    Some thoughts on contemporary art practice and musings on where I sit with it.

  • Who's the Artist?
    by Pilgrim

    Standing, looking at an artwork in a gallery recently I found myself asking, who is the artist? At one level the answer is obvious – the …

  • Tales from an Artist's Journal Part 9..A Room of Her Own...Illustrated..
    by Janis Zroback

    A woman must have money and a room of her own, if she is to create…

    / Still Life with Citrus Mixed Media on Paper

  • A Revolution
    by Joaquin Loyzaga

    Those who stand before us cry / For what we need no more / Let them lay craving for / The artistic lie.

    we spend so much time looking into the box that we dont actually see anymore. / ever get that feeling?

  • IMPORTANT! READ AND ACT NOW!!!
    by Mike Cressy

    Important! Read and Act now!

    Sorry to be serious for a moment but this concerns all of us! Hey friends….I hope you can give us artists a hand on this issue. It is time sensitive, urgent and critical that as many people as possible speak up. The financial crisis is providing cover so this bill is able to sneak through. Because of the scramble on the bail-out bill, this Orphan Works bill was passed in the Senate under the radar. It’s about our copy rights for visual artists, writers, photographers and songwriters…anyone in the creative field. If this Orphan Works bill passes through the House , we artists will be obliged to pay Google, directly or indirectly, $200 for each piece, song, image, etc. we create in order to protect our copyright. At this time, all we have to do is sign our work, put the date and the”circle c” and we have a copyright. If we want more protection, ie. from court costs on infringement issues, we can send our images and $30 to the Copyright Division of the Federal Government, and then we are registered. I don’t think any of us want to further enrich an huge and very wealthy company and make it easier for them to catalogue and use artist’s work without their consent. As we have seen, especially in the recent weeks, the corporations (and the government in cahoots with them) have not served well for the ordinary US citizen. And, for most of us artists, our copyright is one of our most valuable assets. If we have no protection unless we pay, what for most of us, is big money for each creation, then we have no way to make a living. Please click on the site provided…there is a form letter there and it’s easy…send it out and help your artist friends. I included quotes from some of my friends and the Illustration Society, if you want to read more about it. Thank you so much. Jennifer Carrasco Here’s the site http://capwiz. com/illustrators partnership/ issues/alert/ ?alertid= 11980321 “While this is marked “low importance”, it’s exactly the opposite—congress is trying to hotline a bill through that would significantly change the copyright laws. As individuals involved in the generation of creative works, you would be required to register your work with two bureaus for $100 a piece—if not, then your work will be considered “orphan” and you will lose your ownership rights. / / Please read more about this bill, and if you agree, send a letter to your congress people letting them know how you feel—links are below in the e-mail to do this, already written out, etc. / / As you know, copyright is granted automatically in the US when the work is created—you would lose this under this addition to the copyright code. Interestingly enough, Google is a huge supporter of this legislation, as it will eliminate having to get your permission for them to catalogue your work, and repurpose it however they see fit. / / Thanks for your time, and thank you for reading.

  • The Downs
    by Helen Bascom

    Urban decay isn’t just the rotting away of the buildings, the broken bottles, and cracked sidewalks. It is a disease that infects people …

    Urban decay in a small city. / MCN: B19-1MWA-6760

  • NIKIFOR - DO YOU N OW THIS ARTIST?
    by paul romanowski

    NIKIFOR – DO YOU N OW THIS ARTIST?

    NIKIFOR – DO YOU N OW THIS ARTIST?

  • Art of Deception: Excerpt 1
    by BySilent

    Four Powerful Little Words: Keep an eye out when you are involved with art sites and communities.

    Four Powerful Little Words: Keep an eye out when you are involved with art sites and communities. Check their terms of service, acceptable usage policies, and any other documents to see if there are any gotcha phrases that will nullify your bundle of rights to your property. Though the site may say you retain your copyright many sites put in terms that will have the site share your rights as if they were their own

  • Ode
    by Butterflies And Bullets

    without you I think i’ll die / I swear I’ll do it! don’t make me cry / POINT me in your direction / when I look at myself I see your reflect…

  • Tales from an Artist's Journal Part Two
    by Janis Zroback

    I stocked the studio like an art supply store, with every type of paint, paper brush, pencil, marker etc, as well as equipment for more …

    Tales from an Artist’s Journal…one woman’s adventure in painting…

  • Tales from an Artist's Journal Part Four..Learning and Practice
    by Janis Zroback

    I was doing approximately 100 paintings each winter, of every kind of subject matter, from Still life to Landscape, summer to winter..

    Tales from an Artist’s Journal part 4

  • Tales from an Artist's Journal Part Six...What to Paint
    by Janis Zroback

    I would dream up techniques and made a lot of notes…..I made notes of subjects to paint, on textures, mediums, and colours as well…

    Tales from an Artist’s Journal Part Six…What to Paint

  • ASPIRE
    by Sally Omar

    IN YOUR HEART / YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT / IT IS LIKE / A WHISPERING HAUNT YOU SEE BEYOND / WHAT OTHERS SEE / COLORS OF GLORY / ARE THERE FO…

    Thank you, Vulcan!! Please check out Vulcan’s other awesome artwork on the RB

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