Copyright Basics for Artists

Are you confused about copyrights? I don't blame you, copyright language is very cryptic and hard to understand. This ebook boils it down for you and explains in simple terms everything you need to know to get a solid grasp of copyrights and how they protect you and your art Your images are your livelihood - Every artist needs to know this stuff

Topics Explained: What exactly are Copyrights? What do they protect? What don't they protect? When are you covered and how long does protection last? How to secure and protect your copyrights Why it's best to register your work for full protection under the law Contracts and copyrights Confusing and archaic Terms Defined The difference between Copyright and Trademark And much, much more

Copyright information is not taught in schools, and it's something that every creative person, artist, writer, and photographer should know. Those who tell you that you don't need a solid copyright handbook are dummies. The copyright act and copyright laws are designed to protect you and your artwork from piracy and copyright violations. This copyright guide spells it out for you in simple to understand terms.

Author: Tom Baxa
Publisher: Body Ritual Graphics
Published: 12/01/2013
Pages: 62
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.21lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.13d
ISBN: 9780990507710

About the Author
Tom Baxa has 25] years of experience as a freelance fantasy artist working on such notable games as Dungeons and Dragons, Magic: the Gathering, World of Warcraft, and more. Baxa's work has appeared in countless books (including his art book Blood Rituals: The Art of Tom Baxa), magazines, card games, video games, miniature games, mobile games, comics and films. His success guide Get Work As A Fantasy Artist has quickly become the standard for helping artists improve their portfolio and find illustration art jobs. A full range of information about his career, his art, his writing, and products + services available can all be found at www.BaxaArt.com .

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