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Creating a T-shirt Design | Adobe & You: Be Seen. Be Heard. Stand Out. | Adobe TV

Aug 20, 2012 12:09 PM

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1. Eugene Tyson,

Aug 20, 2012 12:09 PM in reply to Community Help

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Are you condoning the use of copyrighted material by sourcing any images online? This seems really weird thing to tell people to do. Images created by others are copyrighted by them. And those free vector packs some have restrictions that they can't be used commercially.

And none of that went into any detail on how to prepare artwork for t-shirt printing? All that video showed was how to rip-off other people's artwork and move an item below a layer.

Really poor.

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2. bikerken,

Aug 20, 2012 2:00 PM in reply to Eugene Tyson

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I agree. Seems like copyright ripoff. At least a comment should have been made about copyright.

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3. ylaenna,

Aug 22, 2012 9:22 AM in reply to Eugene Tyson

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Agreed. At the very least, they should include a blurb overlay or pop-up to indicate that the designer should look into usage restrictions for each image used.

That Adobe is perpetuating this myth that all images on the web are up for grabs is only hurting the designers who purchase their software.

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4. mark@easeltraining,

Aug 27, 2012 1:35 PM in reply to ylaenna

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youch...I hope my students don't see this ...no comment about copyright? This video needs to be pulled or edited to mention copyright issues....

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