Coloring images from Art of Reading

Bloom
#1

This question relates to Art of Reading, so relates to Bloom and WeSay, but also the full AoR collection (DVD)

Art of Reading contains line-drawings, but some books need color images. (This may be a requirement for books created in association with specific organisations).

If someone takes the Art of Reading images and colors them (digitally), how do they handle the copyright? Is SIL International still the copyright holder of the images? Do they just keep the same copyright year? Do they just put a note about who has colored the images?

#2

I’ve asked Alan Connor to answer this, as I think he is the official manager of the AOR licencing.

#3

The license is Creative Commons BY-SA, which allows modifications including colorizing.

The original images are credited as:
© SIL International 2009. Images used with permission.
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0

A modified image would be released under the same license and include an indication of the changes, by whom. Like this:

© SIL International 2009. Images used with permission.
Colorized by [name]
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0

See the website for CC for details about the license terms and requirements.

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#4

If any AOR images are colored it would be wonderful if they could
be made available to others!

Kim

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#5

But, as I have found the pictures from the AoR with different licencing: The Art Of Reading 3.0, © 2009 SIL International. CC-BY-ND 3.0.
The pictures are not licensed under Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0

#6

Use the illustrations from Bloom. These are the latest license.