If anyone needs to download Sita Sings the Blues or copy Mimi & Eunice or anything from any of my web sites, including this blog, do it now because they’re all going dark for 24 hours in protest of SOPA/PIPA and the lobbyists and bought politicians who wrote them and will write the next … [...]
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Here at last is the video from my first How To Free Your Work workshop, given at NY Foundation for the Arts in Brooklyn, October 5 2011. You can get all the information contained herein as easy-to-read instructions at QuestionCopyright.org. If you want me to give a workshop like this to your group, please … [...] Dear Internet, You know what should be really easy to find online? Good quality, Public Domain vintage illustrations. You know, things like this: I found this on Flickr, where someone claims full copyright on it. That’s copyfraud, but understandable because Flickr’s default license is full copyright (all the more reason to ignore copyright notices!). But copyfraud … [...] High res video, audio (song), and stills at archive.org Crossposted at QuestionCopyright.org. Always give credit where credit belongs Several people have asked if they can use “the Mimi & Eunice font” for translations. It happens I don’t use a font – I actually hand-letter these suckers, trying to be messy. Apparently I haven’t succeeded, because even my messy hand-lettering looks a lot like my cleaner lettering from the late … [...] I’ve wanted to share this uncut interview file for a long time now. The main reason I’ve held back is I wanted Aseem, Bhavana and Manish to listen to the whole thing and be comfortable with having it out in the world. As far as I know, none of them did listen to the … [...] Our first Minute Meme, Copying Is Not Theft, continues its steady spread online. The two versions currently most shared are QuestionCopyright.org’s “official” version, which we unfortunately named “best” instead of “official” (“best” implying a value judgement) and the arrangement by Willbe which uses my original wavery vocals (hence my unfortunate value judgement – the … [...] Remember this comic strip Stephen Hersh and I did for King Features Syndicate in 2002 – 2003? Well, we’re releasing ALL of them to EVERYONE under a Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike license! But this project needs your help. I’ve assembled all the strips I could find and put them in two giant zipped folders (one … [...] That’s right, The Stork, Fetch!, Fertco, Pandorama, The Wit and Wisdom of Cancer, and Lexi are all where they belong – at archive.org! Feel free to copy and share. [...] Thanks to her open license, Sita is gracing Star Simpson’s amazing bike wheel LED display: They need $7,000 to scan, prep, and upload my entire comics oeuvre, including Nina’s Adventures and Fluff. Under a Creative Commons Share Alike license, of course, so everyone can see, share, use, and build on them. $7,000 for Digital Content Creation to digitize a collection of the original comic strip … [...] Big ol’ hi-res “Sita” PNGs now at archive.org! They’re suitable for print publication. More coming, as I get time to deal with everything. Whenever that is. Speaking of which, does anyone want to help make the “Frequently Asked Interview Questions” part of the Sita FAQ? This would involve going through all the interviews I’ve done about … [...] Thanks to Ian Albinson of Art of the Title, there’s now a high quality (albeit smaller than HD) downloadable 480p QuickTime H.264 at archive.org. More formats and sizes on the way! If you manage to download this, please consider offering it on your own host and leaving a link in the comments posting a … [...] Update: due to popular demand, I’ve uploaded this image to archive.org in various formats. Feel free to make t-shirts, bumper stickers, etc. The file called censorship_fla is actually an .eps (vector) file and is a mere 7.5 KB. Go crazy. [...] |
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