I don't know if any of you recall, but I mentioned that I would be trying to get some boxing artwork printed up, and think I've found a way now.
I've got an example here, it's a 33 inch by 22 inch poster, unframed at $30 or 15 quid or so, plus 2 quid delivery. Unfortunately cannot be framed at source.
Opinions?
http://www.cafepress.com/electricdesign.48689984
boxing artwork online
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boxing artwork online
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Well you can order it direct from the site, but I want to do a bit more work first, so hold fire. I've got some others in production, the posters will cost about 18 quid including delivery, which I reckon is pretty reasonable for one off artwork, there's not exactly a huge mark up.
There's another one of Hagler v Hearns without the logo which I'll stick up.
I've got a cracker of Marciano v Walcott which I'm putting on the site, plus Ali v Foreman, will have a sniff around for source material.
There's another one of Hagler v Hearns without the logo which I'll stick up.
I've got a cracker of Marciano v Walcott which I'm putting on the site, plus Ali v Foreman, will have a sniff around for source material.
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yeah, not convinced about the writing myself, the version without the writing looks a lot more powerful, but the writing sort of places it in history, I'll stick the plain one up alongside the other prints I've prepared when I get home tonight.
Does anyone here know anything about the use of boxer's likenesses legally speaking. Once you place their name on anything I know that you are likely infrining their rights.
Does anyone here know anything about the use of boxer's likenesses legally speaking. Once you place their name on anything I know that you are likely infrining their rights.
no he meant your writing at maxboxing.jamesmcdonnell wrote:yeah, not convinced about the writing myself, the version without the writing looks a lot more powerful, but the writing sort of places it in history, I'll stick the plain one up alongside the other prints I've prepared when I get home tonight.
Does anyone here know anything about the use of boxer's likenesses legally speaking. Once you place their name on anything I know that you are likely infrining their rights.
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