Legal Question in Intellectual Property in Georgia

It sounds like you would be "making a copy" which is an exclusive right of the copyright owner. You might be making a "derivative work" also, if you use different colors etc. but the right to make such works is also a right of the copyright owner, just as is making a "copy"

The fact that you don't sell it (and maybe are doing it for educational purposes) may weigh in favor of its being a "fair use" but that is a very complicated determination.

Just because you are making a non-commercial use, however, does not automatically immunize you from infringement under the "fair use" doctrine. It may be a factor but that is all. You may want to study up on the "Fair Use" doctrine in copyright law, which will turn up a lot of hits if you google for "fair use copyright."