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how-lemon

How I feel like everytime when I post some art

art

I made a sequel.

MOOD

The reason why I do not allow to repost

I got the asks and this is my answer abou that.

First of all, it is my right by law to allow it or not, so I can report illegal re-post and then pages check it and can take it down.

Second is this.

the left is my page on IG and the right is re-posting.

what do you think about this happening?

someone may say this account promotes your acc.

Is it true? nope, it is not true, because people do not need to follow my acc and it is enough just to follow that acc. in fact, if they want to promote my acc, it is enough just to link my pages.

In addition, it makes people think it is okay to re-post, so re-posts including non-credit happen more.

Finally, this brings the situation that people don’t know who the original artist or like this.

(this person don’t have faults)

so, what do you think about this issue after seeing these?

I hope you understand the reason why re-post is harmful.

thank you for reading.

WHEN U DRAW SOMETHING AND IT COMES OUT FUCKING GOOD

ruffsketches

pressurizedpleasure

The punchline of this comic is the truest thing to ever exist.

traveller-in-spacetime

Change the way you think about art and artists

This post is mostly directed towards the people like me who don’t really do much, if anything, in the way of art of any sort.

People who aren’t artists so often consider artistic talent as something natural, a skill that you just have. However, it’s important to recognise that this simply isn’t true (well, apart from maybe in some freak cases). Behind every amazing piece of art, every beautiful drawing and captivating painting, there is indeed a wealth of artistic talent. But that talent isn’t something the artist was born with.

Artistic talent is worked on. Grown. Developed. Learnt. Artistic talent is gained through hard work and consistent effort. Every artist has slaved away at doing what they do to get where they are, slowly improving over time. And this effort never stops. Artists continue to grow and develop what they’re capable of, always seeking to improve what they do.

So stop seeing artistic talent as something people just have. See it as something that is worked for. See the effort behind every line, every splash of colour. Trust me, when you do that, you only appreciate the art even more than you did already, because you can see what it’s taken for that piece to exist.

And maybe you’ll start to treat the artists with more respect, too.

fragmentedink-archived

did I do this right

bevnapart

The arguement I have with myself before starting a new piece of art

avafaid

A fresh original maymay BUT I’m gonna keep on workin until I improve

bare1ythere

A constant mood

mudora

This is LITERALLY me right now.

dj-jazzyjeb

when ppl make really good art for a fandom you’re not in

little-scribblers-heart

I still love it though

boygirlish-deactivated20200602

hey…..mutuals……guess what…..

monfufu

do you ever feel victimized by fanfic authors when you make them fanart and then they give YOU compliments and you try to give THEM compliments and its a vicious cycle??? ♥♥ ft. @nicolareed

frogdealer

not knowing how to draw your favorite character

mutantmars

not knowing how to draw your own character

tattooed-disappointment

not knowing how to draw.

sigmatique-deactivated20170313

drawing

jhfkfghfgughu-deactivated201712

yes i am an artist. yes i love to draw in perspective. wow…. just look at how The Angls make it come to life….

it feels like im there……….

dramarising

Dear artists...

No, I’m not going to link back to your page. I edited out your ugly signature too. I paid for the art. It is mine.

Don’t worry, this does not mean I take credit for drawing it. When people ask if I drew it, I say “Nope.” When people ask who did, I say, “Sorry, I don’t remember.”

Just because I bought your art does not mean our profiles have to be linked forever. It’s the same if I buy an apple from the grocer. I don’t have to keep the sticker on it or tell people where it came from. I’m not a walking advertisement for your shop.

If you want credit so badly, then I should get a cut of your future profits for my part in the advertising.

I know I’m probably going to get the wrath of whiny, entitled artists for this, but I don’t care. I won’t be making a shrine around their art dedicated to them. I paid for a service, and now we should go our our separate ways!

fiendcatfr

alright so there’s a lot of fucked up parts in this post but?? right off the bat?? “I edited out your ugly signature too”??? I’m sorry but that’s really stupid?

if you bought a physical, painted-on-canvas drawing, would you still go through the trouble of trying to edit out the signature there too? Because literally the only difference between that scenario and this one is that the canvas can be physically held and displayed, where the digital painting stays in a digital venue.

Do not be a dick to artists. Fucking don’t edit out their signatures, credit them where they are due. Don’t be like the asshole OP. If you commission an artist, respect them enough to credit them.

rage-puff

Dear people who think like OP;

Please do not ever fucking commission me. My signature is an A, but I don’t care if an artist’s signature is a giant fucking watermark half as big as the piece. If you cut out their signature, you cut out their effort. Do you have to make a little URL tag that links back to my page or DA or tumblr or whatever? No. Would it be nice? Yeah. Is it a good habit to do anyway? Yeah.

But unless you’re paying me USD and we’ve made it part of the agreement that my signature will NOT be on the art- leave the fucking signature on the art. You purchased art that has the signature. Once you alter it, you’re violating our purchase agreement. The artist produced that art for your agreed upon purchase price with the understanding that what they were sending- signature fucking included- would remain on the piece.

If they knew that you were going to use their art independently without any sort of remaining credit like that, then the price very well may have been different or they might not have agreed to do the art at all.

inquisitorhotpants

Damn, OP Edgy McEdgerson is really proud of being a dickhead. No one’s saying you’re linked forever, and no, “I didn’t draw it and don’t remember who did” doesn’t absolve you, you chucklefuck.

babybutta

SIGNAL BOOOST

netherstray

…Although, as an artist, I have seen some completely horrible signatures on tumblr posts. Sometimes they’re so obnoxious that I hide the comments on a post and tag with something like “Artist’s comment/source in the original post.” Not because I hate artists, but because I acknowledge that artists aren’t always the best when it comes to brevity.

When I show my stuff here on Tumblr, I keep whatever DA link came with the automatic sharing of the post. I include a comment about the work if I feel it needs actual context, but otherwise I just have the link to the original post on DA and to my profile on DA. That’s it. I don’t link Facebook, Twitter, Etsy, Flickr, Instagram, and whatever other god forsaken social media people can easily find me on.

My advice to artists? If you want people to know your social media connections and other display sites for your art, keep a list of links available on your Tumblr and other websites. If the idea of someone removing all your links from your comment really bothers you so much, maybe you should do your fans a favor and keep the spam in your comment to a minimum. Have a contact list on your sites and keep it at that. And if you still want those links in your comment on your work, just link to “contact” and link that list of sites.

kittykatmaniac

At the risk of stretching your dash. Let me tell a small story. the story is:

IF YOU COMMISSION AN ARTIST.

CHANCES ARE THEY ARE GOING TO WORK VERY HARD ON YOUR PIECE

THEY MIGHT EVEN BE ANXIOUS BECAUSE THEY MIGHT TAKE A LITTLE LONGER THAN EXPECTED

SOMETIMES THEY LOSE STEAM HALF WAY BECAUSE LIFE THROWS OBSTACLES IN THE WAY.

IF YOU COMMISSION AN ARTIST, THEY WILL HAVE SPENT TIME AND EFFORT ON YOUR PIECE. THEY MIGHT HAVE GONE THOUGH SOME TURMOIL IN THE PROCESS OF MAKING IT. BUT IN THE END YOU WILL HAVE WHAT YOU PAID FOR.

IF YOU COMMISSION AN ARTIST AND YOU ARE HAPPY WITH THEIR WORK AND WHAT THEY PROVIDED, THE ARTIST WILL BE VERY HAPPY AND PROUD. THEY WORKED VERY HARD ON IT! THEY PROBABLY WON’T MIND IF YOU SHOW IT TO OTHER PEOPLE, IT WOULD HELP THE ARTIST A LOT! (BUT IT’S OKAY IF YOU DECIDE TO KEEP IT TO YOURSELF TOO….)

BUT IF YOU COMMISSION AN ARTIST…

AND YOU SEE THE ONE SECTION THAT TIES SAID ARTIST TO THE PRODUCT THEY WORKED SO HARD ON…..

….AND DECIDE TO TAKE IT OFF

YOU HURT THE ARTIST EMOTIONALLY…..

IF YOU COMMISSION AN ARTIST AND EDIT THEIR NAME OFF THE PIECE….

YOU ARE SAYING “FUCK YOU ARTIST, I COULD HONESTLY CARE LESS ABOUT HOW MUCH TIME AND EFFORT YOU PUT INTO THIS. I PAID FOR IT SO OBVIOUSLY I DESERVE TO TAKE THE CREDIT FOR SOMETHING I HAD NO HAND IN BESIDES PAYING FOR IT TO BE CREATED.”

IF YOU COMMISSION AN ARTIST, DELETE THEIR SIGNATURE, AND SHOW IT OFF, YOUR FRIENDS WILL ENJOY IT AND SHOW IT TO OTHER FRIENDS. THOSE FRIENDS MIGHT WANT TO BUY SOMETHING SIMILAR! BUT THE ARTIST ISN’T GETTING CREDIT FOR IT BECAUSE YOU ESSENTIALLY TOOK THEIR WORK AND CLAIMED THE WORK, EFFORT, AND SKILL FOR YOURSELF, ALL BECAUSE YOU PAID FOR IT. (SOUNDS CRAPPY RIGHT?)