From: "arthur Tivoli" <arthurtivoli@cybercable.fr>
To: "ar cook" <ar_c@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: balloon copyrite?
Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 18:58:49 +0100

that's a very good question....
about this question I wanted to know if Paulo Michelotto the author of
"Fantastici Palloncini" asked ,for example, John Holmes to put a lot of his
design on his book? Allen I think that this question about the copyrights
are on the same way that yours...
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Objet : balloon copyrite?


> Opinions wanted:
>
> Is a balloon design copyrighted?  If so, to what degree?
>
> For example... If I created a Santa Claus with sleigh and 4 reindeer
twisted
> out of one balloon(no - I have not done it), then someone else took that
> design and attached it to a heart.  Could that person publish instructions
> for the "santa, sleigh, and 4 reindeer inside a heart" in a book?
>
> What about a basic dog or teddy bear?  Does anyone "own" a copyrite on
them?
>
> Allen
>
>