As an artist considering using the Free Art License, I'm concerned about my work being distorted and how I can still make a living. Please navigate to the English FAQ on artlibre.org and find the answers to: 'Licensing my work as Free Art: doesn’t it risk to be distorted?' and 'What about money? An artist has to be able to live from his art.' Summarize the key points from both answers.
Navigate to 'https://artlibre.org'. Click on the 'FAQ english' link (ID 56). Click on the link for the question 'Licensing my work as Free Art: doesn’t it risk to be distorted?' (ID 83). Extract and summarize the answer regarding distortion. Go back to the 'FAQ english' page. Click on the link for the question 'What about money? An artist has to be able to live from his art.' (ID 77). Extract and summarize the answer regarding financial implications for artists. Provide a combined summary of both answers.
The agent successfully navigates to the English FAQ page. The agent successfully navigates to the answer for 'Licensing my work as Free Art: doesn’t it risk to be distorted?'. The agent accurately summarizes that the license protects the 'spirit' of the work, requiring derivatives to also be under LAL and to credit the original author, allowing for evolution while maintaining lineage. The agent successfully navigates to the answer for 'What about money? An artist has to be able to live from his art.'. The agent accurately summarizes that the LAL does not prevent artists from selling their work or making a living, as it only concerns the right to copy, distribute, and transform, not the commercialization of the original or derived works.