Nice vid for inspiration. Really worth your 7 minutes.
Hat tip: Patrick Ross.
Nice vid for inspiration. Really worth your 7 minutes.
Hat tip: Patrick Ross.
Legal Rights and Issues
Presenter: Linda Joy Kattwinkel, Esq.
Wednesday, March 13th, 2:00 PM EDT (1 pm CDT, 12 pm MDT, 11 am PDT)
Free to Guild members! Members attend our webinars for free, can access our archive of past webinars, and receive a copy of The Graphic Artists Guild Handbook: Pricing & Ethical Guidelines. Isn’t it time you joined the Guild?
On Wednesday, March 13th, join copyright, trademark, and art law attorney Linda Joy Kattwinkel as she answers some of the most common yet complex questions that surface for creatives almost daily. In fact, you are invited to submit your questions prior to the event to help guide the dialogue.
Submit your question for Linda Joy Kattwinkel by emailing us at [email protected]
Currently planned topics of discussion for this live webinar include:
Dealing with late payments from clients
Publicity rights when working with the likeness of someone famous
Copyright issues, infringement and fair use
Agreements and contracts
Difference between common sense and the law
Dealing with unauthorized copying of your work online (The Digital Millennium Copyright Act)
Learn more about this webinar and register here.
About Linda Joy Kattwinkel
Linda Joy Kattwinkel is a visual artist as well as an attorney. She practices primarily copyright, trademark, and arts law. Ms. Kattwinkel received her arts training at Virginia Commonwealth University, where she graduated cum laude in 1975 with a B.F.A. in communication arts. Thereafter she worked for thirteen years as a graphic artist in editorial, corporate and advertising design and typography. She has designed many corporate and product logos, and has produced illustrations for educational books and other publications. Today she paints in plein air and at her studio in San Francisco, where she sometimes participates in Open Studios. Her artwork has been shown in more than twenty-five museum and gallery exhibitions.
Ms. Kattwinkel received her law degree cum laude from Hastings College of the Law in 1991. At Hastings, she co-founded, edited, and designed the logo for the Hastings Women’s Law Journal. Ms. Kattwinkel published an article and artwork in the journal, On Motherhood and Working, 3 Hastings Women’s LJ1 (1992). During law school Ms. Kattwinkel externed with the Honorable Marilyn Hall Patel, United States District Judge for the Northern District of California. Ms. Kattwinkel was admitted to the California Bar in 1992. Before joining Owen, Wickersham & Erickson, Ms. Kattwinkel served as a long-term judicial clerk to the Honorable Claudia Wilken, United States District Judge for the Northern District of California. Ms. Kattwinkel received her alternate dispute resolution training from California Lawyers for the Arts and The Center for Mediation and Law. She has been mediating and arbitrating intellectual property and arts related disputes since 1987.
A very interesting hour-long lecture on stage fright. I think this affects many people in the creative profession, including people who never leave their studio.
Worth a watch. Anxiety can be crippling for many creators. I know I spend way too much time over-planning every job, certain I will make some terrible, unforgivable error. If I just sat down and did the thing, there’d be a lot less pressure, and I’d enjoy my work more. And I’d do more. And I’d make more money. And rainbows would fly off my drawing board.
Also, sincere apologies for the light blogging. We had some website update issues which took a few days. Also, I put everything on the website on the back burner while I get my print work done. I’ve put my wall planners up for next year, and they are already full. So, there’s not time for performance anxiety.
I hope you’ll check out my bookstore sale in the meantime. The sales end on December 8.
For all my loved ones paying off six figure student loans. And to my dad, The Prof, who teaches at an expensive, high-falutin’ school of higher learning.
Paul Goldstein is a writer, lawyer and teacher. He is the author of three novels on intellectual property themes, Errors and Omissions (Doubleday 2006), A Patent Lie (Doubleday 2008) and Havana Requiem (Farrar, Straus and Giroux 2012). He is also the author of two general interest non-fiction books, Copyright’s Highway: From Gutenberg to the Celestial Jukebox (Stanford University Press, Revised Edition 2003) and the recently-published Intellectual Property: The Tough New Realities That Could Make or Break Your Business (Penguin Portfolio 2007). Mr. Goldstein has written two leading treatises on copyright law – the four-volume Goldstein on Copyright (Aspen Publishers Third Edition 2005) and the one-volume International Copyright: Principles, Law and Practice (Oxford University Press Second Edition with P. Bernt Hugenholtz 2010) – as well as four widely-adopted law school textbooks.
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