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This is a collaboration piece that I did with my partner, ~Dark-Domain, he is also the model.
He made rings and small strips of maille while I joined and shaped it.
This is our first of many coifs this one is being sold, if you'd like to buy one then please note me, i am taking orders!!!
This is armour strength and will hold up to an attack (i wouldn't want to try though)
Media: 14 Gauge Galvanised wire rings with an ID of 10mm
Weaves: European 4 into 1
Weight: Just over 3Kg
Size: Fits most
Time: 20+ hours between us
Legal: Design ©opyright Linda & Oliver Lee
He made rings and small strips of maille while I joined and shaped it.
This is our first of many coifs this one is being sold, if you'd like to buy one then please note me, i am taking orders!!!
This is armour strength and will hold up to an attack (i wouldn't want to try though)
Media: 14 Gauge Galvanised wire rings with an ID of 10mm
Weaves: European 4 into 1
Weight: Just over 3Kg
Size: Fits most
Time: 20+ hours between us
Legal: Design ©opyright Linda & Oliver Lee
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Just wanted to say the work is amazing, but I have a question.
Given that both techniques and dated patterns are exempt from copyright laws, how are you claiming copyright on a basic coif? I'm not trying to be an arse, but since joining DeviantArt I've seen several people try to copyright such things as GSG, byzantine, even a very basic chain shirt, and I've checked on the laws in the US at least. According to those laws, what you've claimed is sort of like trying to put a copyright on using oil paints on canvas to make a face. Just trying to clarify things in my own mind.
Given that both techniques and dated patterns are exempt from copyright laws, how are you claiming copyright on a basic coif? I'm not trying to be an arse, but since joining DeviantArt I've seen several people try to copyright such things as GSG, byzantine, even a very basic chain shirt, and I've checked on the laws in the US at least. According to those laws, what you've claimed is sort of like trying to put a copyright on using oil paints on canvas to make a face. Just trying to clarify things in my own mind.