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Yes it does. You own the art. (?) For that price, you're getting all the rights to it in perpetuity.
by analognoise 5y ago
Yes it does. You own the art. (?)
For that price, you're getting all the rights to it in perpetuity.
- Jxl180 5y agoThat is incorrect. You own the physical piece of art, not the copyright to the art. if I own an original sketch by Charles Shultz of Charlie Brown, that doesn’t give me any rights to the character of Charlie Brown. If an author gives me a handwritten, first draft manuscript of a new novel, I may be able to sell that physical manuscript but it doesn’t give me any rights to the work itself.