Set of Two Alice in Wonderland Woodcuts from the 1890s in 1 inch squares for pendants and more -- piddix digital collage sheets nos. 464 and 465

Description

Alice in Wonderland was first published in 1865 with illustrations by John Tenniel, who was such a perfectionist that he destroyed the first 2000 copies made because the quality was too low for his taste. These amazing woodcuts were scanned directly from two different original 1890s copies featuring Tenniel's colored illustrations. Click on images to see beautiful details.

You'll receive both collage sheets at right, a savings of over 20%.

These digital collage sheets are high-resolution, 8.5x11-inch files that you can print again and again on photo paper, cardstock, fabric, and more to use in your personal crafts or for items to sell. Save money, save time, and get a unique craft sheet only available at piddix. These lovely, hand-selected images are perfect for collages, ACEOs, jewelry, scrapbooking, and all your crafting needs.

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A Word About These Collage Sheets...


If it is important to you to have the highest quality images available on etsy, and you want to be confident that you are using images obtained legally whose copyrights have been thoroughly researched, then my collage sheets are for you.

I refuse to use an image unless I am 100% confident that it is in the public domain in the U.S. or I personally own the copyright. I write letters to publishing houses and authors (all of which I have on file), pour through old copyright renewal notices, travel across the country with my scanner visiting dozens of archives personally, have walls and boxes full of cards, books, photographs and ephemera which I own, and have a lawyer with whom I consult on a regular basis. A full description of how I determine copyrights is available on my blog:

http://piddix.blogspot.com/2008/03/copyright-and-digital-collage-sheets.html

I also spend a ridiculous amount of time with my camera, scanner and PhotoShop restoring and perfecting each image. This often includes adjusting levels, contrast, brightness, and colors, applying two to three different filters, recreating any damaged or folded areas, cleaning up and removing any unnecessary backgrounds, and selecting the best part of the image to crop for different sized sheets. I can easily spend several hours on one image alone, and most of my sheets contain 30 to 50 separate images from different scans. All of my images and collage sheets are 300 dots per inch, the perfect resolution for printing.

And finally, I have a pretty generous terms-of-usage:

With your purchase, you receive the right to use these images for your personal crafts or to alter them to sell, for example in cards or jewelry. Basically, you can do almost anything (legal) with the image except actions that compete with my business or make it easy for another person to have the image.

By purchasing this item, you agree not to:

1) Sell or give away the images unaltered, either printed or digitally. Fabric transfers are the only exception that are okay.
2) Use them in collage sheets, image CDs, digital compilations, scrapbooking kits, image downloads, or similar forms that directly compete with piddix.
3) Make the item available in such a way that someone could steal the image. For example, if you would like to put it up on a website, it must be small (200 pixels on the largest side) and/or heavily altered and watermarked.
4) Use the item in mass production. If you would like to use the image more than 1000 times, contact me for a separate, relatively inexpensive commercial license ($10-$20).

See my FAQs in my profile, check out my feedback, or please feel free to contact me with any questions.

Thank you

Added on Nov 03, 2009

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