What are possible penalties if a designer is caught breaking copyright laws?

Select all that apply. (Select 2 Options)

paying fines to copyright owner

losing access to software programs

removing the design from internet

having a work computer confiscated

Answer:

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Explanation:

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Share an instance in which you had to make a decision about whether or not to support a project (tv, film, theatre) that was surrounded by the controversy of cultural appropriation- typically, a white person portraying a person of color. Did you support the project, or not? Did you protest by boycotting and/or encouraging others not to support it? Did you care or even think about it?

Match the career titles with their job description

_ Furniture Designer
_ Landscape Architect
_ Culinary Artist
_ Art Teacher
_ Architect
_ Art Dealer
_ Muralist
_ Courtroom Sketch Artist
_ Novelist
_ Blacksmith

1.
a professional who is involved in the design of buildings- has many roles, such as designing, planning, and supervising the construction of buildings. They often work with an engineer to ensure that what they are designing will be structurally sound or can stand up to environmental hazards.

2.
is someone who designs furniture. This includes chairs, tables, desks, and other items that people use for seating or furniture in their homes. _______ may create pieces themselves or work with an architect to help design certain elements of a building such as new living spaces or public areas.

3.
a craftsman who uses their talents to create delicious, beautifully presented food that makes other people happy and proud. This job requires not only the ability to work in an organized manner but also the creativity and skill to be able to cook a wide range of dishes from all over the world.

4.
someone who paints murals, typically large paintings that are applied to the outside of buildings.

5.
an individual, institution, or company that buys and sells paintings, drawings, sculptures, and other works of art. They often deal with both galleries and private collectors, acting as an agent for collectors and museums. Typically, they specialize in one type of art such as paintings or ceramics.

6.
an individual who teaches art skills to students in a classroom or studio setting. A typical art teacher will instruct students on drawing, painting, sculpting, and other creative arts activities. An art teacher usually has one or more teaching certification(s) in addition to a degree in the subject they are teaching

7.
an artist responsible for drawing, either by hand or digitally, sketches of court participants. These rough sketches are used to create an accurate representation of the court that is often included in news reports about the trial. Most courtroom sketch artists work regularly for a news organization.

8.
a person who forges metal objects, such as horseshoes and cutlery. The profession involved intense heat, heavy labor, and the skillful use of tools to shape pieces of hot metal.

9.
typically publishes their works as a book, and the novel often includes many different genres like mystery, crime, or comedy.

10.
creates aesthetically pleasing plant designs and grounds for a variety of residential and commercial properties. Their main job is to enhance the natural landscape or to create an artificial one, and by doing so they'll beautify the property in question as well as improve its value.