Too Geek, or not to Geek
Oct. 1st, 2003 03:35 pmThat was answered.. Today I have spent a goodly part of the day working on fonts. Creating, editing, converting. Although if I put them on my webpages, unless someone actually has them, most browsers will default to MS ComicSans or something. Was thinking about putting the fonts on the page with a "To view this page at it's best, download and install font below". At least any document I print up will look smashing!
I do find it funny that one of the people that threw me away like so much garbage has such an active interest in my journal and webpage. I don't check up on her or them, but she feel compelled to nose about here and webpage, probably hoping for some dirt to dish out. No such luck here. I am sure there are print outs, or will be of this, but to quote Rhett.. "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn".
I did look into copyright laws in Australia. Seems that photographs are the legal property of the photographer, and may not be used for commercial (notice I said COMMERCIAL) purposes without asking the photographers permission. It doesn't matter if you are IN the picture either, it still belongs to the photographer. Even taking a copy of the picture for commercial purposes is a no no.
Most places where you get portraits have you sign something, it's a release form. They can use your portraits, if they come out good enough, for advertisments, and you can do whatever you want with the copy you get. Fold, bend, spindle, mutilate..whatever your little heart desires.
Back to doing some more fonts. It's as boring as batshit work, but the end results are wonderful to behold.
*A*
I do find it funny that one of the people that threw me away like so much garbage has such an active interest in my journal and webpage. I don't check up on her or them, but she feel compelled to nose about here and webpage, probably hoping for some dirt to dish out. No such luck here. I am sure there are print outs, or will be of this, but to quote Rhett.. "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn".
I did look into copyright laws in Australia. Seems that photographs are the legal property of the photographer, and may not be used for commercial (notice I said COMMERCIAL) purposes without asking the photographers permission. It doesn't matter if you are IN the picture either, it still belongs to the photographer. Even taking a copy of the picture for commercial purposes is a no no.
Most places where you get portraits have you sign something, it's a release form. They can use your portraits, if they come out good enough, for advertisments, and you can do whatever you want with the copy you get. Fold, bend, spindle, mutilate..whatever your little heart desires.
Back to doing some more fonts. It's as boring as batshit work, but the end results are wonderful to behold.
*A*
