My dad is a photographer who photographs all of my mom's and my artwork for us. The photos he takes are very high quality. They comply with the stringent requirements on photo size and quality mandated by the company that licenses our artwork.
At the requ…
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I came to the art quilting world from the fine art world. As a result, some ideas and concepts I take for granted are completely new to other quilters. One of those is the act of including a Certificate of Authenticity (CoA) with every artwork or quilt I …
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I’ve been asked about copyright by a number of quilters as it relates to my newest quilt, so I decided to make this blog post about it. Let me preface this post by saying I am not a lawyer, so everything I'm about to say is based on my own opinions develo…
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After nearly 200 hours of designing, cutting, assembling, and stitching, my latest quilt is finally finished. Here it is:
Finished Link quilt
The character is Link, from Nintendo's Legend of Zelda video games. If you're interested…
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Another SAQA member recently posted a question to our Facebook group asking about licensing one of her quilts. This was her question:
I’m looking for advice/recommendations on possibly licensing an image of one of my art quilts.
I have a dragon boat-th…
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