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I know there are lots of posts about whether it is legal or illegal to print photos or likenesses of celebrities on shirts and I do understand that it is illegal to simply print an image of a celebrity in that regard.
However, I often see many brands distorting the image and printing it as such. An example might be to blur the face, cover the eyes, etc. In this way I suppose the argument is that you wouldn't be able to "tell" who it is (although obviously from the pose or the context one would automatically assume). Is this method valid?
However, I often see many brands distorting the image and printing it as such. An example might be to blur the face, cover the eyes, etc. In this way I suppose the argument is that you wouldn't be able to "tell" who it is (although obviously from the pose or the context one would automatically assume). Is this method valid?