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Old 01-16-2005, 10:43 PM   #16
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I hope I can't get in trouble for duplicating his work.
Artists copy other artists' work all the time as a learning exercise. It only becomes a problem if the copyist tries to pass the work off as his own original creation. Just sign it "Severson after Whitaker" and you'll be fine. Bill's a charming and generous artist and he'd be flattered that you wanted to learn from his work.
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