Previous bodyart posts, for contextI still need to talk this over with Chris; I'll probably email him a link to this post, actually. The images as scanned aren't great quality, but I wanted a way to see them all in about the same size, and they give you a general idea, at least. There's a set of three where I've roughly cut and pasted the head of
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I.e. your skin is not stone or canvas.
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I can't paint, but I know that if I wrote a poem and I later found it on tattooed on someone's back, I'd prefer it if they'd made at least a good faith effort to find me and ask first.
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Unless it was a stalker ex-girlfriend.
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(IANAL again: And legally there are very few cases where it's true that you can make your own copies of a piece of copyrighted art-- it's even been batted up and down for a while whether it's legal to rip your CDs, though I think that one's been settled that you can. In that case, of course, you're making a copy that nobody but you will see anyway. One of the explicit exceptions in federal law is that you can take a photo of a building without infringing the copyright on the architect's design!)
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