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@unedited-edits
Thank you for answering my last question! What if they repost pictures without sources? Or have weheartit or zerochan for sources? Is it possible to report it?
I think only the original artist is allowed to report it. You can always report it to the original author who can take care of it themself, if you’d like!
-Admin C
Good day to you all! I'd like to ask how you feel about people who edit other's art but include the source of the art they edited. I found a blog who makes edits like this, I'd like to know your opinion on this. I'm sorry if you've already stated how you feel on this, and if this is repetitive. Thank you for your time!
No problem! I think the issue mainly lies in works that end up unsourced.
Artists are very case-by-case in terms of how much they care for their works to be edited when they’re given credit. However, you still don’t technically have that permission!
Either way, it’s always just more polite, respectful, and meaningful to ask first! That way conflict is avoided.
-Admin C
in reference to this post + the pixiv
that’s not all
Unsourced art.
Art edits.
Please stop doing these things.
It’s really upsetting when I see a beautiful piece of art and think, “This looks great, but I bet it’d look even better if the artist colored it,” only to check the original source and see that it HAD been colored, but changed to black and white when reposted on Tumblr.
Editing art does not improve the artwork in any way. It just destroys all the original intention that the artist had when they worked so hard on it.
Miku Hatsune
NO. STOP. NO.
Sitting here, minding my own business, when an edit sourced to Zerochan shows up. BLUGH. Could you not?
Here's the artist, because guess what? They removed the work from their Pixiv, probably because of folks like you!
And don't give me this "But I'm just appreciating the art!" crap. You're not. If you were appreciating the art, you would post it as is, no oversaturation, no cutting into a million pieces.
Don't. Edit. Art.
DISNEY HAVE STOLEN MY ARTWORK
I don’t know what to do. I am so upset. Can anyone help me?
My painting was created back in 2010, (see it HERE) and since then so many people have expressed their love for it, not just on tumblr, but in many places. At least 9 people had it tattooed on their bodies. It’s one of my favourite images I created at University and I was proud of it in many ways.
Disney have used it on a cosmetics bag HERE (look at the back) and they have produced a Tshirt HERE with a really similar design clearly modeled from my painting
I’m so mad because I have no chance at getting Disney to do anything about it. I had so much respect for the company and now I am just SO upset and disappointed.
Any help, advice or signal boosting would be amazing. And thank you so much to the kind person who messaged me about this.
Reblogging for the sake of helping the original artist. Hopefully we can get the message heard by going viral? and perhaps somebody can do something to assist. Best of luck to you Katie~
Just thought I would give a heads up that there is a blog called deshakira that is pretty much entirely consistent of reposts.
We don't usually just report whole blogs (because then things would get crazy), but if someone wants to go take a look and submit some links for us to eventually get around to, that would be A+!
~Thorn
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Okay so in essence the image is exactly the same, however you just had to make it all epileptic and link it to zerochan? Just zerochan. Congratulations you have defiled the work.
Here's the actual source, not your blog.
i don’t know how many people know this but if you find someone reposting your art without your consent, you can get it (and all the reblogs) removed by submitting an infringement notice!
it doesn’t work for reposted graphics but i know it does work really well for art
Reporting reposts, edits, etc. on other sites.
To answer the earlier question: you must be a representative of the copyright owner (artist) or the copyright owner yourself in order to report something submitted to Instagram. This is because the only apparent reporting method is through filing a DMCA notice, just like on tumblr. However, it appears this notice must be e-mailed, as there's no form like tumblr and deviantART have. (dA's requires an account to use because dA is full of dumbfuck mods, but I digress.)
In my experience of filing DMCA notices in the past, most sites will accept screencaps showing that the artist granted you permission to file the notice on their behalf. Still, it is usually best to have the artist file it. deviantART, for example, considers third-party reports the lowest priority, which is why nothing ever seems to get removed. Reports filed informally by the artist ("My Work Used") or filed formally through their DMCA form are the highest priority.
The only problem with getting the artist to report however is that DMCA notices require personal information and certain statements in English.
"I have a good faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law."
"Under penalty of perjury, I state that the above information in this notice is accurate and that I am the copyright or intellectual property owner or an authorized person to act on the copyright or intellectual property owner's behalf."
No site, I've found, has been considerate enough to translate their form or instructions into different languages; not everyone is comfortable providing their personal information either, especially when someone writing in a different language links them to a form requesting the info. It would be nice if someone more well-versed in Japanese and other languages could write up a guide for non-English speakers about what the DMCA is and how to fill it out notices correctly so we could show it to the artists when telling them about reposts, edits, and theft.
Each time a DMCA notice is found valid, the person being reported should receive a warning about it. I know on tumblr and deviantART they certainly do. It is common practice on sites that multiple valid DMCA notices filed against someone will eventually result in that person's account being suspended or permanently banned. If you really want to do damage to the editing/render/theft/reposting community, DMCA is the way to go.
I saw this repost earlier today and it shattered my heart.
Wonder how long it will take for some champion anon to chime in with “well you should be lucky anyone even cares about ur art” or “its on the internet so it’ll be reposted, deal with it”.
No.
There is no excuse for reposting art and it is perfectly reasonable for an artist to want credit, whether they draw fanart, sketches, official art, commercial art, art you like, art you don’t like, photos, cosplay, writing, literally anything.
Stop reposting art, please.
I am begging you. Stop.
Seriously. For most artists, posting their art online leads to freelance opportunities. If you don’t credit the artist how are they supposed to get those opportunities to further develop their art and make money.
Plus I don’t know if this is the case with every artist but most artists like to see the feedback their getting for their art whether it’s positive or a critique. And they enjoy getting acknowledged for the hard work they’ve put into that piece.
Please always tag any art you post!
If you repost art and/or edit without posting credit and getting the artists consent, I hope they find you and pee all over your life.
Or you cat, whichever matters most to you.
Um hi there. I just wanted to let you know there's a site called Saiyan Island who does the exact same thing, but with magazine scans and translations they edited and claimed they found and put out there, but in reality stole the info and scans from websites like Kanzenshuu and Arlong Park (which do credit their sources. )I was wondering if you could post this. My friends worked hard on those translations.
You heard them, friends. That is rude.
~Thorn
Recently, I signed up for instagram and I searched the tag like 'vocaloid' and there was a lot of stolen art in there. There were even cropped and filtered ones. What's your opinion on this ? I want to report them but I don't know how ;;
I've never even used Instagram. But any of that shit is unacceptable, in my eyes.
Followers, any ideas?
~Thorn
To answer purowatshi, I can only assume they did ask permission(they usually list the artists' names in the credits, if not their pixiv id) and it's most likely common practice to ask and credit them(since those Nico nico choruses are done by Japanese people, and they're uptight about these things). It could be a lot different for youtube choruses since it involves foreign people and probably have much leaner rules than the Japanese and misuse of art without credit nor permission is more likely.
Yes, good point. Most folks on NicoNico are actually really good about that sort of thing. Youtube users... not always so great...
~Thorn
Hello!! I am sorry for the intrusion. :3 ;; I am wondering about something. In NicoNico Chorus I often see people using images of the singer or fanart of the PV for the little icon to represent which singer is singing. Do those users have to ask for permission as well, or is it OK for them to use it? This isn't about editing so I am sorry if I have approached the wrong blog..
It is my opinion that if they're using fanart, they should at least check to see that the poster asks not to use their art. As long as they're not editing it, go for it.
~Thorn
Someone who very nicely asked for anonymous asked:
hello do you think you could keep me anon? firstly, bless this tumblr! i used to edit art but once i found you guys i stopped. I was wondering your opinion on making gifs of vocaloid MVs/animes (because i do that)
Well hi there! Thank you for blessing this tumblr. Ultimately, it is our goal to get people who do edit art to stop, so thank you.
My opinion on making GIFs from fanworks is that if you can, contact the original artist. If you're finding the PV on Youtube, try to find it on NicoNico and look for "無断転載等はご遠慮願います", or even just "無断転載". Those phrases basically say "Don't distribute my work.", so they'd really like it if you didn't.
Always link back to the original if you can. I know that working backwards on Youtube is harder than working backwards on Zerochan, but please try to link back to that niconico. And remember, these people worked really hard on these things. Animation is HARD, trust me.
That's my two cents, at least.
~Mod Thorn
Do you have any idea why cropping out someone's head is a popular edit? I personally find it odd just staring at someones body with half there face gone.
Admin C: I think it has to do with objectification of the body, whether or not that's the intention. The same thing happens a lot in racy advertisements and "hipster" photos.
