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FREE and LEGAL WATERCOLOR Illustrations for Commercial Use - Print on Demand
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2024
- Here are some awesome vintage Asian vintage watercolor images. These are great for base designs when making high-end prints or apparel on print on demand sites like Etsy, Merch by Amazon, Teepublic and Redbubble.
These designs are free, legal and in the public domain. This means that no one owns the copyright on these illustrations and you can use them for whatever purpose you like (personal or commercial).
I get asked a lot "what can I do with these images?" In this video, I walk through exactly how I change the image from the stock public domain illustration to make it original art. By doing this, I now have the copyright on the design. This helps protect you as an artist if someone says to you that they own the copyright. They don't. If you change the design in some meaningful way, it's now your design.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:31 Rawpixel Collection
03:53 Modifying Images
11:32 Mockups
Links:
Rawpixel
www.rawpixel.com
Bairei Gakan
www.rawpixel.com/board/459346...
How easy (for you) and how beautiful. Those old pictures are lovely. I happen to like Oriental
paintings/pictures also and will be using these free pics in order to create high-end prints. Thank you.
I also am enamored with Oriental designs. I was under the understanding that those little red marks that you removed are actually the original artist's signature.
I bow down to you, you are a god in my eyes lol so many free stuff between both your channels it's amazing!
Thank you for the kind words! Yes I'm constantly amazed at how much stuff is out there - always happy to find more! - Zen
VERY BEAUTIFUL, THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Thanks for the tips on how to use the images.
That was very interesting and it definitely helps in understanding the ‘how to’ part. Thank you for sharing.
I think you are my new fav teacher!!!
Question 🙋♀️ At the end of your video where you showed what product examples you could make with your images…. Where those mock up templates? Or how did you do that? Help with that please, and free mock up templates… thank you so much for your very helpful educational videos.
Thanks so much this was a great video!
Can you do this example using Inkscape program? Maybe do another video demo. Thanks.
Another excellent video!
Thank you for the feedback! Much appreciated! - Zen
Thank you so much bro
awesome tshirt
Thumbs up !
dang... you've been uploading this video on my birthday
Yes! Happy Birthday!
can you show us how to find diff backgrounds like watercolor and how to load them on canvas or ink master to use as part of our tools for making images. I specifically was looking for antique looking or vintage looking things
Extremely helpful vid, you save a lot of time from 8:32 !
Thank you for the feedback, I appreciate it!! - Zen
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I like art like this and seeing as I live in S.E.A. I should get out and about in my local countryside to take some snaps. Thank you for sharing.
That sounds like a great plan - thank you for the feedback! - Zen
I want to learn how to create those sheets or pages of themed designs such as you find at Creative/Design Market. where can I learn how to do them and secondly where would you suggest would be an appropriate platform? I have been trying in Canva but I am finding it finicky.
I have run into some images after clicking on Public Domain on Rawpixel that says - (Editorial use only) - Even though they are Public Domain - they cant be used commercially.
can one watercolour the free domain photo, with or without making changes. Since I don't have photoshop, can it be uploaded to Procreate? I actually like oriental art and paint my own ideas, but the photo you select are beautiful and really enjoyed how you recreated your own art to print.
Yes absolutely - Procreate, Photopea, Inkscape, Affinity Photo, Canva - the sky's the limit. Basically if you can modify it in some way, it becomes "yours" and then you can have an easy time of making a series (which usually helps sales).
I love the images you showed in the video. Since they are in the public domain, can I modify them by manually tracing them and turn it into line art images that can be used for coloring books? I see so many coloring pages of the "old masters" (Van Gogh, Mona Lisa, Vermeer and more) that I think it is maybe acceptable to trace and turn these images into coloring pages. I would appreciate your take on this?
Yes you are exactly right - I think these images would be perfect to run through Inkscape (or other vector software) and do a coloring book - awesome idea!
@@craftystax Thank you for your quick reply. I love Inkscape and use it a lot to manually trace images with the Bezier pen. Thank you again for introducing us to all these wonderful domain images that we can use to build an online business. Stay well and stay healthy.
Thanks so much! Zen’s wife Stax! I would buy something like colouring pages of those great masterpieces! Great Idea!
Awesome video. I have a question here, I dont have photoshop, what other alternative tool I can use? thanks
I personally like Inkscape - it's completely free: ua-cam.com/video/jOAbwEnHwZ0/v-deo.html
Thank you so much for all of the information you share! I have been watching many of them because they're so full of great information!
Could you please help in clarifying whether all public domain images have to be edited in some way first before using it for commercial use? I thought that any image that's Public Domain (such as the images in rawpixels PD group) could be used as is. Would any edit do no matter how small or does it have to be drastically changed from its original?
Also, do I ever have to state an artists name anywhere in my Etsy listing?
Hello! Great questions:
1. Public domain means you can do whatever you want with it. You could (legally) sell it as is. The downsides to this is that a) people may not want to buy it, because they can get the same image for free if they look hard enough and b) if you list the design "as is" on a site like Redbubble, and someone else already uploaded the same (unaltered) image, then you could get a copyright strike (because from Redbubble's point of view, you copied the same image as someone else already on Redbubble). So I typically preach to change the image. If you are selling your own t-shirts on your own website, then it doesn't matter if you have the exact same image as 30 other people. They can't do anything about it.
2. You don't have to state the artists name. I may mention it if I think it will help sell the design.
Hope that helps!
@@craftystax Yes, this was great! Thanks so much for your thorough response, I really appreciate your time!
Thanks for the vids. My question really, is what if I wanna put some annotation on the images in photoshop For eg, the origin, the author, century etc. Can I do that. My purpose is for commercial. In light of the fact that it is not my work,will doing that give it some kind of commercial advantage. What do you think 🤔
Yes I have done that with public domain images. For example, a picture of the Mona Lisa and then under it is the words "Mona Lisa" and the artist and the years of life (or year of publication). Some people like it and I definitely think it can be a good strategy to differentiate yourself from the competition.
Thanks for the video. Question: Do you have to alter the public domain image to legally use it on a Shopify store?
Great question and no, you do not need to modify the image. You could use all of these just as they are - they are in the public domain which means there are no restrictions on use (basically, the public, which includes you and me, owns the image).
@@craftystax Awesome. You rock! 🤘🏼
Just wondering can it be me see in Adobe illustrator? Pls
Hey there - these are just free images, so you can use them in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. Illustrator is primarily a vector program so you can use the images, but you would probably be better off with Photoshop (or another graphics designs program, not necessarily a vector program). Hope that helps!
Hi, can we use Rawpixel images that are royalty free and modify them like with your public domain images? Thanks
Yes exactly - the public domain images are copyright free - you can do whatever you like with them. I just make sure to remember where I grabbed the image in case someone (like Redbubble) fields a claim on copyright (so you can prove it's public domain). Hope that helps!
@@craftystax Perfect, thanks so much! Really enjoying your videos.
can i download bundle file on rawpixel? or anothe site public domain ?
I have not seen a bundle option for download on Rawpixel - that site is more of a virtual museum where each image is high-resolution and available for download (but one at a time).
What kind of photoshop have you used here? What's it's name?
It's an older version (CS2). The general menu is the same but the newer Photoshop has way better features.
Question 🙋♀️ At the end of your video where you showed what product examples you could make with your images…. Where those mock up templates? Or how did you do that? Help with that please, and free mock up templates… thank you so much for your very helpful educational videos.
Yes I use a site called THISNEW that has some great mockups.