Thank you very much. Welcome to this wonderful world! Don't be afraid, collage is an amazing journey! Enjoy this journey 🤗 I recommend you to look at my other videos, maybe it will inspire you ❤️ I'm always here if you need support.
Lot of great stuff in this video and I don’t remember ever hearing you say this is all free to use stuff. Itching like getting beat up. Thanks so much for taking the time to show us the correct pull downs and places to download. So much better than searching everywhere. I know u made this a year ago but Happy Easter 🐇🐣🐰💐🌷🪻
While preparing the video, I wanted it to be a guide for everyone who is creative. So your comment means a lot to me. I'm so glad our paths crossed. Thank you very much. Happy Easter! 🌻🙏🐰
I like how you included the time stamp sections and also links to each website you mention. Makes the experience useful and easy to use. 😊 However the world of public domain, copyright free images and CC0 images is an evolving one. The issue of copyright and usage rights are different. And several websites who used to have public domain, copyright free images or CC0 licenses are now Free Images websites but retain their copyrights. These websites include: Unsplash, Pixabay, and Pexels. Your instructions to confirm the licenses is good, but I think it is irresponsible to include websites in your list that haven't had that license for a number of years. For example Pixabay took away their CC0, Public Domain license in 2019. 😢
I appreciate your feedback and concerns regarding the inclusion of websites that have changed their licensing status. I apologize for any inaccuracies in the information provided. The landscape of public domain, copyright-free images, and CC0 images can indeed evolve over time, and it's important to stay updated on the latest changes. The list of 15 websites I shared consists of sites that provide free-to-use images and sites that offer public domain images, as indicated in the title. Regarding the three websites you mentioned (Unsplash, Pixabay, Pexels), I was undecided about including them in the list due to potential confusion regarding their CC0 licenses. After reviewing the license sections of these three websites, I decided to include them in the list because I concluded that their content would not create any copyright infringement issues for our collage designs. Here are the links to the license information I reviewed: unsplash.com/license pixabay.com/service/license-summary/ www.pexels.com//license/ Based on your comment, to avoid any confusion, I will update the video's description to clearly indicate the websites that offer public domain and copyright-free images, along with the relevant details. 🌻
@@surrealcollagist I wouldn't have a problem with the websites you included if the title of the video had been about websites that offer FREE images. But to say the video is about Copyright Free images when those websites haven't had that designation for a number of years is misleading. I'd suggest either not including those sites or changing the name of the video. Since the title is misleading, this isn't a channel I'll be following.
@@irisheyes3639 That's a shame. It's one of the better sources for images in my opinion. I have a bunch of images from there that I was going to use. I don't know if they would be grandfathered in under the old rules or not but it's probably sketchy to use them now. Thanks for sharing the information.
unsplash.com/license I use the images I want to use within these license terms. And I always check these rules from time to time. I can recommend it to you too. 🌻
Hello, I could not find public domain images published by Moma. I think they don't have such a service. If you know a link on this subject, I would appreciate it if you could share it with us. Thank you.
Great informative video. Nice to see a creator that replies to comments.👍
Thank you very much. Every comment you take the time to write is very precious to me. 🙏
THANKS a lot for this amazing and informative video! I am entering the collage world now, and I am freaking out with the possibilities!
Thank you very much. Welcome to this wonderful world! Don't be afraid, collage is an amazing journey! Enjoy this journey 🤗 I recommend you to look at my other videos, maybe it will inspire you ❤️ I'm always here if you need support.
Amazing work!!! Thank you so much
Omg! Thank you! I’m so happy to hear that. 🌻
Thank you for all your hard work on this. You are greatly appreciated!
Thank you very much! Your comment made me very happy. 🌻
Thank you for posting. So many resources! Awesome video! 😊
I’m glad you like it. Thank you very much for your lovely comment! 🌻
👍👍♥Thank you very much great video . I'm loving .
Thank you! 🌻
Lot of great stuff in this video and I don’t remember ever hearing you say this is all free to use stuff. Itching like getting beat up. Thanks so much for taking the time to show us the correct pull downs and places to download. So much better than searching everywhere. I know u made this a year ago but Happy Easter 🐇🐣🐰💐🌷🪻
While preparing the video, I wanted it to be a guide for everyone who is creative. So your comment means a lot to me. I'm so glad our paths crossed. Thank you very much. Happy Easter! 🌻🙏🐰
Thank you. This is very helpful.
Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad you like it. 🌻
I like how you included the time stamp sections and also links to each website you mention. Makes the experience useful and easy to use. 😊
However the world of public domain, copyright free images and CC0 images is an evolving one. The issue of copyright and usage rights are different.
And several websites who used to have public domain, copyright free images or CC0 licenses are now Free Images websites but retain their copyrights.
These websites include: Unsplash, Pixabay, and Pexels.
Your instructions to confirm the licenses is good, but I think it is irresponsible to include websites in your list that haven't had that license for a number of years. For example Pixabay took away their CC0, Public Domain license in 2019.
😢
I appreciate your feedback and concerns regarding the inclusion of websites that have changed their licensing status.
I apologize for any inaccuracies in the information provided.
The landscape of public domain, copyright-free images, and CC0 images can indeed evolve over time, and it's important to stay updated on the latest changes.
The list of 15 websites I shared consists of sites that provide free-to-use images and sites that offer public domain images, as indicated in the title.
Regarding the three websites you mentioned (Unsplash, Pixabay, Pexels), I was undecided about including them in the list due to potential confusion regarding their CC0 licenses.
After reviewing the license sections of these three websites, I decided to include them in the list because I concluded that their content would not create any copyright infringement issues for our collage designs.
Here are the links to the license information I reviewed:
unsplash.com/license
pixabay.com/service/license-summary/
www.pexels.com//license/
Based on your comment, to avoid any confusion, I will update the video's description to clearly indicate the websites that offer public domain and copyright-free images, along with the relevant details.
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Nooooooooooooo, not Pexels! 😕 😞
@@surrealcollagist I wouldn't have a problem with the websites you included if the title of the video had been about websites that offer FREE images. But to say the video is about Copyright Free images when those websites haven't had that designation for a number of years is misleading. I'd suggest either not including those sites or changing the name of the video.
Since the title is misleading, this isn't a channel I'll be following.
@@ted458 What about Pexels? Yeah, they've removed their CC0 License.
@@irisheyes3639 That's a shame. It's one of the better sources for images in my opinion. I have a bunch of images from there that I was going to use. I don't know if they would be grandfathered in under the old rules or not but it's probably sketchy to use them now. Thanks for sharing the information.
This is a really useful video. I'll save it to my resources list. Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much! 🌻💃
Thank you for the hard work with this list!
You’re welcome! Thank you for your comment. 🌻
This...was actually very usefull video
Thank you! Happy to hear that! 🌻✨
I’m having trouble trusting the odd changes unsplash keep doing
unsplash.com/license
I use the images I want to use within these license terms. And I always check these rules from time to time. I can recommend it to you too. 🌻
Extremely helpful!!!
Thank you! 🫶
MOMA?
Hello, I could not find public domain images published by Moma. I think they don't have such a service. If you know a link on this subject, I would appreciate it if you could share it with us. Thank you.
@@surrealcollagist I'm sorry. I also couldn't find it. I think I was mixing it up with the Met.
@@rosainecalmeyer4428 I'm sorry to hear this. The visuals that Moma would publish would also be magnificent. Thank you for your contribution. 🍀
Thank you for putting together this list. I discovered lots of new places for images. 😇
Thank you very much! I’m glad to hear that. May the inspiration be with you 🤗✨🫶
Thank you for that precious information 🙏🌸✂️
My pleasure!🌻✂
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much for your feedback! 🌻
Thanks so much!
You’re welcome! 🙏🌻
Go on Babe 💜
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Thank you !
I thank you! 🌻
Great list!
Thank you! 🌻