Our Favorite American Muscle Cars
I love old cars. I love people. Here, I painted both, people and technology, together. That's a great mix. I split the RGB channels into many shades of grays via layers. I made custom brushes for each of the 12 shades of grays. Then, I merged them back together, back into the RGB channels to get this image. I'm still at awe everytime I look at this painting available at: https://nftshowroom.com/bubblingwells/gallery/bubblingwells_art_mother-with-baby . This piece will look great. Colors looks great. The background picture shown here is available as an unlockable image for the buyer only will be: 6182 x 3940 px, JPEG (19.4 MB). You can buy this single edition image with HIVE tokens and resell them. I will get 5% on what you sell it for. You will get 5% when the buyer who bought your collection resells it to another buyer. It's called "secondary". For every secondary, you will get 5%. Secondaries are endless. You will always get 5% every time a buyer buys from a seller of that edition. It's called "blockchain art". There is always a record or documents on the art. You can pass that ownership to your children, grandchildren and great-grand children. Blockchain art lasts forever.
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Please remember to provide a link next time :)
The photo reference I use for this painting is shown here: https://pixabay.com/photos/oldtimer-car-vintage-vehicle-1245746/ The creators of this image waived all their copyright and related rights in this image. The Pixabay License on this image is Free for commercial use. No attribution required.
Please advise requirements regarding to using reference images under Public Domain Mark, CC0, here on OCA
Thank you for providing the link.
The relevant part from the description on the page I linked to in the first comment reads:
I would suggest linking even to CC0 photos as it will probably protect you as much as it helps us when we're checking these things. Meanwhile I've asked @midlet on our discord seeing as he wrote the rules, but he may take a while to respond as he's moving house.
Meanwhile, I'll post in "art" or another place until further advisement on cc0 being what it is. I don't always have the source links to public domain photos. my artwork are mine