All is art

A lemon ... | An artist | 人間失格、でレモンになった。| Hannibal - IWTV - Stranger from hell

[shymoob]

🐶

[visceradorable]

I'm soooo happy I FINALLY finished this....

[lioncourtz]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE 01.06 | "Like Angels Put in Hell by God"

THE VAMPIRE LESTAT 03.01 | "Detroit"

[hannibal-lecters-cock]

nbc hannibal is basically what happens when two men refuse texting like normal people and instead communicate exclusively through murder

[v6itrus]

Clownery

[nixscriptum]

[animentality]

[v6itrus]

This is hilarious

Jong Woo *furious*: WHERE'S THAT PSYCHO???!!!?!

Those crazy Ajushi*points*: Tada

Mun Jo *tucking his hair behind his ear*: I'm here bbgurl *blink blink*

Man, I love them

[v6itrus]

Red roses

Red roses are blooming again

out there, in the garden I left

deliberately unkept.

I prayed neglect would spare me the guilt

of watching them die.

But no sin is greater than another.

And so they bloom, selfish and wild

one gentle hand brushing past their leaves and

the maggots turn back into butterflies.

Scissors in hand, I cut:

One. Two. Three.

I'd rather feed them my blood in a vase

than let them twist black and crooked

in the garden I abandoned

[escuerzoresucitado]

[asadstatue]

Jack is very done with them flirting (and god knows what else) through that glass

[nixscriptum]

In the wake of some things I’ve been dealing with lately, I feel compelled to say this: not everything is plagiarism. Using the same font is not plagiarism. Writing in a similar style is not plagiarism. Being inspired by another writer, admiring their work, or unknowingly arriving at similar imagery is not plagiarism. Art is, and always has been, a long conversation between creators. We read each other, we move one another, and pieces of what we love inevitably find their way into our own work.

That is very different from repeatedly taking someone’s original ideas, wording, concepts, or creative identity and presenting them as your own.

I worry that we’ve become too comfortable using words like copying and plagiarism whenever we see resemblance. If we throw those accusations around carelessly, they begin to lose their meaning and severity. Then, when genuine plagiarism does happen to someone, it becomes easier to dismiss, minimise, or overlook. Nuance matters. Discernment matters. Similarity does not automatically equal theft.

As writers and artists, I think we owe one another both protection and generosity: protecting creators when real harm is being done, and extending grace when what we’re seeing is simply influence, coincidence, or the natural ways art echoes itself across people.

[v6itrus]

[bu0nanotte]

idk I'll always hold a special place in my heart for Hannibal pulling Will's hair

[3.13]

[willgrahamscock]

HANNIBAL + Text Posts 17/∞

[v6itrus]

I just finished rewatching this series for the nth time today, and maaaan. That cliff scene hits even harder than when I first saw it. The way Will nestled his head on Hannibal's chest, the way he put his hand around his neck before pushing both of them off the cliff TT. I'm obsessed

[v6itrus]

Went to a local coffee shop, and they had this on the wall xD.

[v6itrus]

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