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Point Of Power
Acrylic on Yupo Art Painting
Sharon Cummings
2012
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I have been away for most of the past few weeks working on registering all of my work with the U.S. Copyright Office. This has been a daunting task! With thousands of images to review, organize and upload, it has left little time for much else. But it is done. 🙂
Copyright is established as soon as a work is put into a tangible form and it has certain legal protections without registration, but having work registered gives you some extra legal leverage. It also is something that can be transferred to someone else legally like my daughter when I pass away. It will make it easier for her to take over my estate of art. But I am ready to start creating again!
Thank you for your patience.
Abstract Art by Sharon Cummings 
Thanks so much for this post. I’m so glad to get some of my questions answered with copyright issues. They sure do not make that process easy!
Warmest Regards,
Michelle Brenmark
Yes, it can be overwhelming! But it’s something I have been needing to do for awhile. I organized mine by year. You can register each year as a collection so you only pay 55.00 per year. You do not have to register each piece individually thankfully!
Wow good for you! I haven’t been here much either. I’ve been creating links from smugmug to fine art America Hope to see you soon!
Always great to see you Laura! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
You’re welcome oh official one!
I woke up this morning wondering where you’ve been! Thanks for the update and congrats on your completed task ~ Bravo!
I love coming upon your abstracts. As I scroll through they are always a relief to the eyes.
That is so nice…Thank you Noelle!
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