I'm sure others would enjoy your work if it made it to the CD.

Perhaps it's just a bit of paranoia, BUT in this instance, someone (povteam)
would be making $$ off of a depiction of someone's trademarked product.  I
think the problem occurs when you charge people for a depiction.   I can sing
Beatles' songs all I want in the shower but when I start recording their songs
& selling them, it's another issue.

My guess is that a car manufacturer would love having fan pics of its autos out
there--the more people endear the car, the more car sales.  My guess is that
Disney would sue in a heartbeat over sales of images of their characters.
Lego, on the other hand, is sort of right in the middle, closer to a product
than a copyrighted character.   So please YOU find out or please POVTEAM make a
call.......


David Fontaine wrote:

> I was reading the page and I saw the part about "fan images"; images
> depicting copyrighted or trademarked objects owned by litigious companies.
> I hope this does not exclude my own and others' LEGO work. Perhaps I should
> email them.
>
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