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| celticrimson |
copyrightsI'm thinking of making a jacket with a couple of Broadway logos on it, and obviously, they are all with copyrights.I was wondering if any of you would know where I could get permission to use these logos? Maybe from a main agency or something which handles all these shows? If not, my friend was commenting on how I could use those iron-on badges of the logos. But I've never seen those before. If they do exist, do tell. Cheers! |
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| mastachen |
Are you planning on mass-producing the jackets and selling them?
If not, I don't think the copyright thing is really a problem. |
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| celticrimson |
Merely for personal use. I mentioned that to the printing company and they still didn't allow it. | ||
| The Very Angry Woman |
Because they can't be sure of what you're going to do with it, so they can't be liable.
Here, try these: http://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=product.HierarchyList&node=10210816&catalogcode=WEB01 |
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| celticrimson |
Ooh yes, these look promising. But they don't exactly tell you much about it, do they? Do I print the design out then iron it on? | ||
| The Very Angry Woman |
Yes. Several brands make these. You can also look up Epson. You just print on them and then iron. |
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| celticrimson |
Will definitely look it up, thanks for your help! 
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| musikal_geek |
If you're just making the jacket for yourself, then who's gonna know? 
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| star2ballie |
They explained that they wanted to get a printing press to do it, but they wouldn't. Mr. Eye-Roll. Geesh. The iron-on transfers work pretty well, but you have to follow the washing instructions or they start to look a little junky. But overall, they work.
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