Comic/Podcast Business Card Legal Question [HELP]
CageNarleigh
Posts: 729
Hey guys, I've got a sort of "legal" question.
I'm coming up on a convention in Novemeber where I go annually for a podcast I co-host and get interviews. For the background image, I'm using the "album art" I created for my own personal spin-off show.
The "album art" I've created is a collection of various images all thrown together in photoshop.
I'm going to be printing up business cards pretty soon for this show and, in the background, I wanted to use a faded image of my "album art" for my spin-off.
My question, does it infringe on any copyright? Or, even if it does, could I get in trouble for using it? I'm obviously not charging for the card. Nor am I representing the work as my own since the spin-off is based on reviews of the specific material in the image.
Just wanted to make sure. Particularly given that I might give this card to Neal Adams or Denny O'Neil...lol
(Here's the Image that will be faded in the background)
I'm coming up on a convention in Novemeber where I go annually for a podcast I co-host and get interviews. For the background image, I'm using the "album art" I created for my own personal spin-off show.
The "album art" I've created is a collection of various images all thrown together in photoshop.
I'm going to be printing up business cards pretty soon for this show and, in the background, I wanted to use a faded image of my "album art" for my spin-off.
My question, does it infringe on any copyright? Or, even if it does, could I get in trouble for using it? I'm obviously not charging for the card. Nor am I representing the work as my own since the spin-off is based on reviews of the specific material in the image.
Just wanted to make sure. Particularly given that I might give this card to Neal Adams or Denny O'Neil...lol
(Here's the Image that will be faded in the background)
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