To be creative means to be different!
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Sunday, June 2, 2013
The Devil is in the Details: Social Media's Right to Your Content
Some of my friends and associates often ask me why I don't have a Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Myspace, LinkedIn, and other social media networks that are public. Well, I do have a few social media sites that are are public, such as WordPress blogs. For me, I put a limit on the number of sites I sign up for and most of the pictures I share on WordPress, Google and Flickr have not been copyright. Almost all of the social network sites have the right to use your pictures in almost any manner they choose after you upload them and some some cases even if they are copyright. Some of Websites displaying my artwork will state that the work has been copyright, however, that does not mean that Google and other social media sites that I belong to will not use my work. It is up to me to monitor my work to be sure they are not being use in a manner I do not approve. Imagine a picture of me being used in a magazine that I don't like or endorse. That is why I limit myself to the number of affiliate eCommerce and social network sites. Click the link below for more details about this concern. By Sondra
The Devil is in the Details: Social Media’s Right to Your Content
Some of my friends and associates often ask me why I don't have a Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Myspace, LinkedIn, and other social media networks that are public. Well, I do have a few social media sites that are are public, such as WordPress blogs. For me, I put a limit on the number of sites I sign up for and most of the pictures I share on WordPress, Google and Flickr have not been copyright. Almost all of the social network sites have the right to use your pictures in almost any manner they choose after you upload them and some some cases even if they are copyright. Some of Websites displaying my artwork will state that the work has been copyright, however, that does not mean that Google and other social media sites that I belong to will not use my work. It is up to me to monitor my work to be sure they are not being use in a manner I do not approve. Imagine a picture of me being used in a magazine that I don't like or endorse. That is why I limit myself to the number of affiliate eCommerce and social network sites. Click the link below for more details about this concern. By Sondra
The Devil is in the Details: Social Media’s Right to Your Content
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Gun Violence Posters
This blog is private. However it is made public during the campaign against gun violence. You can check out my Posters, a contribution against Gun Violence at the Creative Action Network of San Francisco.
A SIMPLE VOTE" for a Ban on Assault Weapons!
"Reduce Gun Violence, Screen US Gun Buyers"
And herein the reason for the against gun proposal vote.
"We will not do anything that supports a Black President"
(What they really want to say...!)
And "We the People" will remember you'all
when it is our turn to vote!"
KEEP IT UP STUPID. WE'RE LOVIN' IT!
2014........................................ 2016
This blog is private. However it is made public during the campaign against gun violence. You can check out my Posters, a contribution against Gun Violence at the Creative Action Network of San Francisco.
A SIMPLE VOTE" for a Ban on Assault Weapons!
"Reduce Gun Violence, Screen US Gun Buyers"
And herein the reason for the against gun proposal vote.
"We will not do anything that supports a Black President"
(What they really want to say...!)
And "We the People" will remember you'all
when it is our turn to vote!"
KEEP IT UP STUPID. WE'RE LOVIN' IT!
2014........................................ 2016
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
What are the dates for your exhibits?
We have some interesting up coming exhibits. The dates will be forthcoming
Monday, May 25, 2009
Visit my Website
http://www.sondrarothwell.com
Exhibits: Art from Senegal and The Gambia
Unique African art-form Collection
from Zimbabwe StoneAge Sculptures.
Produced by Zimbabwe artists who believes
that every rock contains spiritual essence
that influences how the stone will be shaped
and transformed during carving. Every piece
is an original and is valued by the astute
collector with a variety of styles and sizes to
suit every preference.
Showcase of Photography Presenations
N'Gor "Welcoming Doors"
Jufureh Village Images Images of Author, Alex Haley's book "Roots"
Dakar and the Grande Mosquee
Banjul (Bamboo) and the Village Artisanal
Albert Market of Sculptures, Cloth and Craft
Exhibits: Art from Senegal and The Gambia
Unique African art-form Collection
from Zimbabwe StoneAge Sculptures.
Produced by Zimbabwe artists who believes
that every rock contains spiritual essence
that influences how the stone will be shaped
and transformed during carving. Every piece
is an original and is valued by the astute
collector with a variety of styles and sizes to
suit every preference.
Showcase of Photography Presenations
N'Gor "Welcoming Doors"
Jufureh Village Images Images of Author, Alex Haley's book "Roots"
Dakar and the Grande Mosquee
Banjul (Bamboo) and the Village Artisanal
Albert Market of Sculptures, Cloth and Craft
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