#creative commons
Character concept art for https://www.getitrightfromagenuinesite.org/ done for the awesome guys at 2veinte!
Check the animation https://vimeo.com/148360053
2veinte site: http://www.2veinte.com.ar/
My site: http://www.lebureau.tv/
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2019 is a big year for the public domain!
For the first time in twenty years, a bounty of new works are being added to the public domain so that anyone can watch, read, listen to, remix, reuse and share them just like you would a fairy tale character or a Shakespeare play!
I love artists being compensated for their work, but I also love the public domain! So to celebrate, I’m choosing to skip the hundred-years-or-so wait and release some of my own work into the public domain.
Here’s my first Public Domain Drop! All of the characters I created for Frank: The Comic! You can use them however you want, as long as you don’t mention LiveJournal or their mascot.
How many of these am I going to do? I don’t know! It all depends on if interesting things come out of it!
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Just thought I’d have a go at writing out lyrics to some anti-capitalist, anti-supremacist, anti-nationalist and pro-community songs.
If you or anyone you know is keen on setting these to tunes, please feel free to use them! I’m looking for punk/folksy vibes but not particular!
This is just for the fun of collaboration because no idea can be truly traced to one individual owner. Share and collaborate and I will too!
“Given the historical modifications that are taking place it does not seem necessary that the author function remains constant in form, complexity and even in existence.” – M. Foucault in What Is an Author?
de “eus” (of selves) is an essay on authorship and the freedom of creation.
This collaborative work is part of an on-going research on authorship - by Fátima São Simão* - and its impacts on the creation of artistic and economic value, within the Doctoral Programme in Art and Design of the Faculty of Fine Arts of University of Porto. As a result of a series of interviews made to artists, performers, entrepreneurs, researchers and other professionals in the field of culture (including the artists involved in this project), de “eus” (the expression in the title resembles the word “god” in Portuguese - “deus”) invites to a reflection on the multiple dimensions of authorship and the complexity of rights, liberties and limits that they can enclose.
*PhD candidate in Art and Design at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Porto
Concept, interviews and script: Fátima São Simão
Video: Daniel Pinheiro
Sound Editing: Anselmo Canha
Choreography and Performance: Mariana Amorim
Narration: Tiago Bôto
**** THIS PROJECT NOW CONTINUES AS COPYWRONG****
Steps to the FuturebyJoe Chua Agdeppa and posted on Flickr by Creative Commons Qatar.
Just another day out at Katara!
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