Can I do parody designs of disney characters all having tatoos put them on tee shirts and sell them
You have both copyright as well as trademark concerns. You are asking whether this would fall under a fair use exception as a parody. Very likely...
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You have both copyright as well as trademark concerns. You are asking whether this would fall under a fair use exception as a parody. Very likely...
You are free to resell any lawfully purchased item and you are not required to purchase from an authorized source, but doing so ensures the best...
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This all depends. Using quotes will generally be permitted. This is largely because using what amounts to a very small portion of a much larger...
This free and public Q&A platform is not going to be able to get you an answer you can rely on without more detail. Any creative expression...
It is doubtful you have any claim because the work that your art was featured in is specifically discussed in that book. That is essentially the...
I doubt that the "timing" argument is enough to establish requisite creative expression in that kind of photo. In my opinion, there would not be...
This really all depends. If at the end of the day, your products were counterfeit then you should leave well-enough alone and not engage in that...
Maybe, you still have to clear the mark. The fact that this mark shows up as abandoned in the USPTO records does not mean it is free to use....
The work does not have to be in the public domain in order for you to use a quote from it lawfully. But consider most works published prior to 1923...
Maybe? If they purchased the book lawfully, they have a right to resell it. If you believe that they are infringing by copying it for example, or...