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No need to be rude.
As I've already explained, these are studies I'm doing from the book; of course they would look like the pictures in the book. What else would they look like? Studies and master copies are perfectly legitimate ways to learn; so is soliciting feedback on one's studies in order to improve, online or otherwise. If you're half as versed in copyright law as you claim to be, it'd be obvious that this falls under the doctrine of fair use.
Nothing is being "given away for free" aside from my personal notes and studies. If you bother to read through the comments on my posts, you'd see that several people have actually bought the book on my recommendation, thus I'm not "taking money" from the author, but generating additional revenue instead.
All you've done so far is to repeat your poorly founded opinion ad nauseam without addressing any of the counterarguments. I suggest you 1) look up what a study or a master copy is; 2) look up Fair Use; and 3) realize that legal jurisdiction and criteria vary across the globe, and whatever "business law" you might have "done" might not apply to other parts of the world, assuming it has any relevance to the subject at hand to begin with.
Peace out.