Without all the context and details we really can't weigh in on this. It could be that you as the artist would not be in any violation of IP...

The context really matters with these kind of situations. In general, you are free to photograph anything you want and sell that as an orignal...

The Copyright Office says that short phrases or slogans are not protectable elements of otherwise protectable works. Case law has not been quite as...

This depends on a number of factors we have no knowledge of from here. Before you commit to anything, I suggest that you consult with a lawyer...

The NFL will just consider the realities of what you are doing, which is using the power of their brand recognition to sell t-shirts. This is not a...

The test for copyright infringement is called "substantial similarity." No one can protect concepts or bald ideas. And it's not enough that one...

No. If you were doing this just for fun for our own amusment and personal use then it really does not matter. But using their team logos in...

In this context, the journalist appears to be using your post about your friend in a way that comments directly on it. In other words, "here is a...

I agree, this is not very clear. Merely posting something on social media, etc. is just an expression of your right to free speech. Using this,...

As noted, the first part of this is making sure you have rights to this. If so, then you are free to create derivative works from it. If not, then...