Public Domain Reference Policy
Only Prince Fans
As an independent artist and the sole operator of Only Prince Fans, I reserve the right to use public domain images as visual references in the creation of my original artworks and designs.
Works in the public domain are free of copyright restrictions under United States law. They may be freely referenced, studied, adapted, or used as source material by anyone for any purpose — including commercial use — without permission or attribution.
I hold deep respect for every photographer and visual pioneer whose work has served as reference or foundation for artistic creation. There is no intent to disrespect any photographer, and there is no intent to disrespect the Prince estate. This site exists solely so that fellow Prince fans may have the opportunity to choose and purchase art that celebrates the music, style, and spirit we love.
No original photographs by other photographers are sold on this site. All products feature original artworks created by Landon (Trelandon Jones). I use AI tools and other applications as part of my creative process to produce these original pieces.
If you have a legitimate dispute or believe there is justification why a specific image should not be used as a reference, please contact me directly so we can discuss the matter.
Only Prince Fans is operated exclusively by Trelandon Jones. It is not driven by the pursuit of major profit. Its purpose is simple: to allow other fans to enjoy various collections of original art created in the spirit of appreciation.
All original artwork, designs, and products sold on this website are the exclusive intellectual property of the artist and are protected by copyright. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or commercial use of our original designs is strictly prohibited.
Primary Official Sources
- U.S. Copyright Office – Circular 15A: Duration of Copyright Official confirmation that all works published in the United States before January 1, 1931 are in the public domain. https://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ15a.pdf
- Cornell University – Copyright Term and the Public Domain in the United States The authoritative annual chart (updated January 1, 2026) used by libraries, museums, and legal professionals. https://copyright.cornell.edu/publicdomain
- U.S. Copyright Office Official government resource for copyright duration, public domain status, and related information. https://www.copyright.gov/
Last updated: August 19, 2026 Operated solely by Trelandon Jones