License F.A.Q
Q: Can reuse this artwork or comic for my project? I sent you an email? Did you received it?
A: There is a lot of probability I will not reply and explain you in details all the rules of the license. I received by the past too many emails like that because it is the easiest way to do. Please consider I wrote already all the
rules here. Read carefully the Creative Commons page linked on the footer of every article: it contains a summary of all the limitations and what you can do. It is easy to understand. Please reuse, do your best, and send me an email
when you are done if you ever want a quick review, I'm open to do that. But I'll not teach Creative Commons by emails all the time.
Q: But how do you prefer to be attributed for the CC By?
A: Read my best practise for attribution article here, it cover a lot of case: books, objects,
video-games, movies, crowdfunding, etc... Thank you.
Q: What are the common mistake on reusing your work?
A: The main issue I had were mainly with "endorsement" infringements: It's not because you can reuse my
artworks that I agree with what you do, or that I can be considered as an active author of your project, or team member. Especially if my name is written as a signature of your derivation or if you reuse my name to tell your audience I'm 'on board' with your project. It doesn't work like that. Just keep it simple: communicate the truth, things like "this is my reusage of an artwork by David Revoy". I also wrote it in the best practise for attribution article.
Q: Why do you use sometime "CC-By-Nc-Nd" or "Copyrighted" on your blog? I thought you were pro Free/Libre only?
A: A lot of this artworks were commissioned by various clients for commercial projects with exclusivity before 2014. I setup contract with them at that time allowing myself to reuse the artwork on my website under this conditions. I can't re-release them as CC-By now, but you can still reuse the CC-By-NC-Nd in a non-commercial context and without doing modifications. That is still a lot of freedom compared to 99% of the artists of the web.
Q: I can't find the license under one of your post...
A: It can happen. If the license is not mentioned consider it simply copyrighted and do not reuse on the short term. If you really need to know, contact me and I'll check the page and write the license. Thank you.
For all other questions, email me at info@davidrevoy.com