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In the "Age of AI" where AI steals daily from human creators, other humans still need to take care with what they use for source images. Create your own work or hire a human, but don't copy outright what someone else has done unless you want to get sued.

Luxembourg painter Jeff Dieschburg convicted of plagiarism, photographer Jingna Zhang gets justice https://www.tageblatt.lu/Luxemburg/Luxemburger-Maler-Jeff-Dieschburg-wegen-Plagiat-verurteilt-Fotografin-Jingna-Zhang-bekommt-Recht-22934.html

See also: https://www.threads.com//post/C6zUFgiyb8b?xmt=AQF0WL0epKjwa-yWioiUNGLm42bfuCB77omZry7DepubbfY

Then head over the the Graphic Artists Guild website to learn more about copyrights. https://graphicartistsguild.org/webinars/guild-webinar-archive-copyright-legal-issues/

Berufungsprozess | Luxemburger Maler Jeff Dieschburg wegen Plagiat verurteilt, Fotografin Jingna Zhang bekommt Recht Hat der Luxemburger Künstler Jeff Dieschburg eine aus dem Jahr 2017 stammende Modefotografie von Jingna Zhang als Vorlage für sein Gemälde „Turandot“ und für kommerzielle Zwecke genutzt? Für die aus Singapur stammende und in Seattle (USA) lebende und arbeitende Fotografin war die Sache klar...

A Milestone Moment: Being Featured in the 17th Edition of PEGs

From Luckychair Founder, Sue Jenkins:
Being selected to be featured in the 17th edition of the "Graphic Artists Guild Handbook: Pricing & Ethical Guidelines" (PEGs) is a profound honor for me. It is a recognition of the dedication, hard work, and passion that I have poured into my craft and career over the years. This feature not only validates my journey but also provides a platform to share my experiences and insights with the broader community of graphic artists. This milestone is a true testament to the enduring support and resources provided by the Graphic Artists Guild (GAG), of which I have been a proud member for 25 years.

Joining the Graphic Artists Guild in 2001 was a pivotal moment in my career. The Guild has been an invaluable resource, offering guidance on pricing, licensing, and ethical practices. The PEGs handbook has been my go-to reference for navigating the complexities of the industry. It has helped me set fair prices, draft contracts, and understand the legal aspects of my work, ensuring that I can focus on what I do best, teaching design and creating compelling visual art.

In the featured section of PEGs, I had the opportunity to share my story, from the early days of my career to the present. My hope is that my experiences will inspire and guide other artists and creatives, helping them navigate their own paths in the industry.

One of the most rewarding parts of being a member of the Graphic Artists Guild is the sense of community it fosters. The Guild has provided me with a network of like-minded professionals who share their knowledge, offer support, and celebrate each other's successes. This community has been instrumental in my growth as an artist and has most definitely enriched my professional journey in so many ways.

As I look to the future, I am excited about the opportunities that lie ahead. I am eager to continue contributing to the graphic arts community, whether through my work, mentorship, teaching, or advocacy for fair practices and ethical standards.

I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the Graphic Artists Guild for this incredible opportunity. To my fellow members, thank you for your support, camaraderie, and for making this journey so rewarding. And to all the readers of PEGs, I hope that my story inspires you and provides valuable insights as you pursue your own artistic endeavors.

Here's to many more years of creativity, growth, and success in the graphic arts community!

With Gratitude,
Sue Jenkins 🌿
Graphic Artist, Artist, Educator, and
Happy Long-Time Member of the Graphic Artists Guild

Watch "Design Aesthetics for Web Experiences" on LinkedIn Learning with Luckychair.com's founder, Sue Jenkins. With 31 lessons, 3-5 min ea, you'll learn everything you need to know about Design Aesthetics, Gestalt Theory, & the quintessential Principles and Elements of Design https://www.linkedin.com/learning/design-aesthetics-for-web-experiences/

Jenkins is a Design Educator & Artist, Assoc. Prof. of Design & Photography, LinkedIn Learning Instructor, and Founder at

Design Aesthetics for Web Experiences Online Class | LinkedIn Learning, formerly Lynda.com Learn how to design effective web experiences using elements and principles of design, so you can transform your web projects into engaging and visually appealing masterpieces.

With LinkedIn Learning – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉 I have a hunch that's because I just released my 9th course on LinkedIn Learning. The course, "Design Aesthetics for Web Experiences", will give you all the skills you need to make better, bolder impressions with every user who visits your website.

Watch online at https://www.linkedin.com/learning/design-aesthetics-for-web-experiences/

New LinkedIn Learning course now available featuring Luckychair founder, Sue Jenkins! "Design Aesthetics for Web Experiences" will give you all the skills you need to make better, bolder impressions with every user who visits your website.

Watch online at https://www.linkedin.com/learning/design-aesthetics-for-web-experiences/

Design Aesthetics for Web Experiences Online Class | LinkedIn Learning, formerly Lynda.com Learn how to design effective web experiences using elements and principles of design, so you can transform your web projects into engaging and visually appealing masterpieces.

Luckychair is happy to announce that the newest Design Aesthetics course by founder, Sue Jenkins, is now live in the LinkedIn learning library!
LinkedIn Learning

"Design Aesthetics for Web Experiences" will give you all the skills you need to make better, bolder impressions with every user who visits your website.

Check this out on LinkedIn Learning! I have made it free for you for a limited time with the link below.


https://www.linkedin.com/learning-login/share?account=2125562&forceAccount=false&redirect=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2Flearning%2Fdesign-aesthetics-for-web-experiences%3Ftrk%3Dshare_ent_url%26shareId%3DGS6FjnIIRNqixrS9x%252BSdSQ%253D%253D

As I eagerly await news of the publication date for my next course on LinkedIn Learning---Design Aesthetics for Web Experiences---I spent some time wandering around the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens with my sister, oohing and aaahing at all the colors and shapes 🌿Nature has it going on!

I love all the colors, right? Have you ever thought of turning to nature to select your web project color palettes?

If you had to pick one photo as your color inspiration for a design project, which one would you choose and why?




In the Rose Garden at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens! Brooklyn Botanic Garden