The second-ever Tiki Central & Munktiki Mug Design Contest! - General Tiki

IDOT I dream of tiki Tiki Socialite Pittsburgh, PA Joined: Jan 12, 2004 Posts: 501	IDOT I dream of tiki Posted posted on Sun, Nov 13, 2005 4:15 PM I have a question. As we have all witnessed, some of our fav tiki mugs have been inspired by indigenous carvings. My inspiration is being drawn to those influences. Where do the rules stand regarding borrowing aspects of such carvings of antiquity (not referring to any original works by our TC ohana)? Where do we draw the fine line between ripping off from such works? Hanford, if you need me to email you the entry I'm about to submit to see where it falls, please do let me know. [ Edited by: I dream of tiki 2005-11-13 16:49 ]

I have a question. As we have all witnessed, some of our fav tiki mugs have been inspired by indigenous carvings. My inspiration is being drawn to those influences.

Where do the rules stand regarding borrowing aspects of such carvings of antiquity (not referring to any original works by our TC ohana)? Where do we draw the fine line between ripping off from such works?

Hanford, if you need me to email you the entry I'm about to submit to see where it falls, please do let me know.

[ Edited by: I dream of tiki 2005-11-13 16:49 ]

Post #197842 by I dream of tiki on Sun, Nov 13, 2005 4:15 PM