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Copyright refers to the author's (creators of all sorts such as writers, photographers, artists, film producers, composers, and programmers) exclusive right to reproduce, prepare derivative works, distribute copies, and publicly perform and display their works. These rights may be transferred or assigned in whole or in part in writing by the author. I found this website here.

Scenario 1: A teacher took copies from the internet for a class assignment.

Yes, this teacher should be allowed to due so for education purposes and it is a fair usage. This is copyright infringement. 

Scenario 1: A 14 year old girl wanted to earn more money for a brand new bicycle. She resales her latest CD's of Bruno Mars on Amazon. 
Yes, the girl is allowed to resale her CD's of Bruno Mars because she had purchased it so its hers. This is copyright infringement. 

Fair use is like a way of saying you have the right to claim the copyright infringement. Unless, you claimed that you made the Justin Timberlake CD then, you broke the law. You stole someone's work and that's not fair use. When you publish a work on the internet typically, you would were "Copyright Infringement" meaning you don't owe the company or product but you had either purchased it and wanted to share your opinion on it. Criticism is someone's opinion, but don't troll about it. 

Shepard Fairey begged to be guilty in February for destroying documents. He was fined for $25,000 back 2009. He was charged for using the image under the fair use doctrine. According to a statement by the U.S. attorney for the Southern District in New York. The concept of a copyright allowing reproductions in specific instances of news reporting and other situations.
 

Halloween before image used with permission, creative commons.

Playing with Photoshop, exploring what liquify, dodge, burn, and clone stamp tool can do.

Color Psychology

The web article Color Psychology explains how every color has a meaning behind it. I discovered that we are connected to color. Colors are everywhere, its the sight we always see. Most of the time, the color we choose represent the mood we are in. For an example, my temporary favorite color is red. I am in a warmth mood because I feel cozy wearing a jacket while some people wear shorts. Therefore, the Color Psychology can be used everyday.
The article reference can be found here: Color Psychology: The Emotional Effects of Color.

The web article for 'Color in Advertising' is the colors have different shadings. Like for an example yellow, red, and orange are related. The color and mood in the ads usually try and include feelings. Like the brighter the color it shows the happiness while with black its a neutral feeling. Sometimes, color swatches help represent the texture of a material as well. Color in advertising help us visually feel the object from a picture.
The article reference can be found here: The Language of Advertising: Color in advertising