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Simply changing one or two elements of an existing design does not make a new original design. In fact, copyright literature defines this practice as making "Derivative Copies." Only the originating designer may make and profit from derivations of the original design. Copyright law prevents others from doing so. Penalties can be severe for artisans who deliberately violate these statutes. (Click here for more information)
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