If you have a great idea for a shirt design, or something similar, can you take it to someone who will make your design just for you?
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Kiki Jones
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Yes. You can take it to a designer and give them a crude drawing to work with. If I were you I would do the crude design and protect it long before anyone else laid eyes on it. You'll need text, graphics and photos to show the original design idea belongs to you. Afterwards you can seek out production/marketing costs for your new design. ---------------- Your Copyrights By law, designs you originate are copyrighted as soon as you sketch them or save them to a disk. For fullest protection, however, you will need to register your design with the Copyright Office. Technically, you aren't required to place the copyright symbol on your graphics, but it does serve as a reminder to those who might be tempted to appropriate your work. It may even add to the perception of "designer quality." http://www.hanes2u.com/workshop/techniques/design_101.htm
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Yes, you could take it to a seamstress.
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