I love this Cthulhu scroll pattern and would love to incorporate a modified version of it into possibly the bridge of a Cth-ukulele I am planning to build in the coming year. Due to the unique nature of the piece I would like to avoid putting an attribution on the instrument itself. Would writing a blog post about the build with attribution to yourself and this site be an acceptable compromise to yourself?
Hi! Attribution on a blog post is perfect. I consider attribution to be important if my work is republished (e.g. in a photo on a blog), but it doesn't have to be written on every craft project decorated with my work :).
A Cth-ukulele sounds like a fantastic instrument (as long as it's not used to summon Lovecraft's creatures) :D
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ReplyDeleteI love this Cthulhu scroll pattern and would love to incorporate a modified version of it into possibly the bridge of a Cth-ukulele I am planning to build in the coming year. Due to the unique nature of the piece I would like to avoid putting an attribution on the instrument itself. Would writing a blog post about the build with attribution to yourself and this site be an acceptable compromise to yourself?
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Colleen V.
Hi!
DeleteAttribution on a blog post is perfect.
I consider attribution to be important if my work is republished (e.g. in a photo on a blog), but it doesn't have to be written on every craft project decorated with my work :).
A Cth-ukulele sounds like a fantastic instrument (as long as it's not used to summon Lovecraft's creatures) :D