#art recognition

[honeypals]

Artist Recognition Event

☀️Admin Bree here! We at Honeypals want to promote lesser known artists! Starting today, you can submit your art to HoneyPals and we will provide a link to your blog, or send us an ask promoting your art blog or website!

We will keep this up until June 30th!

Rules:

🍯 Keep it SFW! There are minors following this blog! If your blog/website is nsfw please tell us (we will check) and add a disclaimer to the ask. If you are just submitting art, it needs to be appropriate. Anything depicting racism, homophobia, sexism,transphobia, etc. will be deleted.

🍯Don’t spam our inbox As much as we want to promote people, you are better off sending us an ask to promote your blog instead of sending a lot individual art pieces.

🍯No Plagiarism Do not submit work that isn’t your own to promote yourself. If you want to promote someone else you can exclusively send us an ask with their blog/website name. Art submitted that isn’t yours, regardless if you’re trying to promote someone else will be deleted.

[lethaloptix]

As artists, it's incredibly important that our work is properly credited, especially in public spaces. I've noticed a trend where art is sometimes used without clear credit, and this can lead to misunderstandings about who actually created the piece.

Even if you choose not to watermark your work, it doesn't mean people have the right to use it without permission or proper credit.

Many artists upload their work without watermarks, trusting that users will respect their rights and provide credit where it's due, but this seldom happens. I have also been on the receiving end of this both past and present, regardless of my use of watermarks.

Watermarks are just a tool for extra protection, but the ethical obligation to credit the artist and respect their work remains the same with or without them.

For those of you who are using art made by someone else—whether in RPs, personal projects, or even as profile pictures—please ensure that the original artist is credited. It's a small step that goes a long way in supporting the creative community!

Let’s all do our part to honor the hard work of artists and avoid complications down the road by ensuring proper credit is given.

[emiliaswitala]

ARTISTIC MERIT AWARD 2021!

ARTISTIC MERIT AWARD 2021!

On December 1st 2021 I was awarded a Certificate of Artistic Merit Luxembourg Art Prize 2021 for my White Noise art that “stands out in the eyes of the museum committee” in the Pinacotheque in Luxembourg. This certificate of artistic merit is official recognition “as to identify worthy artists who distinguish themselves from a qualitative perspective”. It is such an honor and thank you so very…

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[mnvulpin-deactivedblog]

When someone doesn’t recognise you as artist

Yesterday something funny happened with me. 

I posted a fanart in a Facebook group, and I told that it’s mine. After some minutes, someone commented “YOUR drawing?” and posted a print of a Google search where she shows a lot of the same drawing. Of course, the results were from my deviantArt and Tumblr. I answered: “Exactly, I posted this drawing in my blog and dA”. But she wasn’t convinced and replied rudely: “just because you posted in dA and blog doesn’t mean that you did this drawing”. Art theft is horrible. But now I discovered something that can be most horrible than stolen art: the non-recognition of your authorship. Seriously, sometimes people make me sick.

If someone post a drawing claiming as author and you don’t believe it, please, don’t be rude. Search for the original drawing and ask politely if they really did it. Search for dates, the old one is the original, and chat with the original artist, BEFORE accusing the “art thief”.

Thank you and have a nice day.

[what-sa-be]

My blog is on point today with art posts. Thanks to septagonstudios, & lohrien, best places to find great art.

[iwillfollowthemarshlights]

FAIRLY FAMOUS MUSICAL ARTIST PUT MY LAST SHORT FILM ON HIS FACEBOOK PAGE