Can the same image be registered as a trademark and copyright by a legal person and an individual?

The legal provisions for Trademark Registering and copyright protection of graphics may vary in different countries and regions. However, in general, the same image could be protected by individual registered trademark and copyright respectively, but it had to meet certain conditions. If the same image was created by one person and used only by one person, it could be registered as a trademark. However, if the image is used for commercial purposes or is used by others to copy, distribute, perform, display, etc., it needs to be approved by the trademark owner before it can be used. If the trademark owner does not give the authorization, others may violate the intellectual property rights of the trademark owner. On the other hand, if the same image was created by someone else and was only for personal use, it could be applied for copyright protection by an individual. However, if the image was used for commercial purposes or by others to copy, distribute, perform, display, etc., then the copyright owner's permission was required to use it. If the copyright owner does not give the copyright, others may violate the intellectual property rights of the copyright owner. It should be noted that the laws and regulations of different countries and regions may be different, so the specific situation needs to be judged according to local laws.