creative solutions
Hey, want to get your work published?
Kitchener native, Craig Musselman, has undertaken an ambitious project, and is putting together a book of local artists.
Nobody ever became a famous artist hiding their art away. If you (or people around you) think you have some artistic talent, give it a shot! With 100 pages, you have a good shot at being published.
Deadline for submissions is July 31, 2010, so get going!
http://www.talentnextdoor.com/
It’s for sale, just south of Bond Head, Ontario. Looks great, and just under $9000 with a rebuilt engine.
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This is an important document which helps out when determining who owns the rights to an artistic body of work.
Learn it, know it, live it.
A golden rule you should keep in mind: The copyright on a work always belongs to the author, whether he was working on his own, on commission, freelance, on contract, as a consultant or pro bono ~ with the exception of works created by an employee or consisting of a photograph, engraving or portrait made to order ~ unless the copyright has been transferred to someone else by means of a signed document.
