So uhh,

st4tic

Innocent

@st4tic Yes I'll try to send screenshots

st4tic

@Innocent please at least send them soon...? if you take too long it'd be way easier to assume you faked them

seal

@st4tic if they really did use a reference rather than trace, why would they need to credit author? genuine question sorry

Evil Overlord

@seal because their trace is near identical to the original, just with minor color changes, while claiming it to be their own work

st4tic

using references is a completely different thing than tracing. the latter, much like recoloring, is basically something frowned upon if the author is not credited. that's because you just take the original image, trace the lineart, and since you don't specify the author that means you're also claiming the art is yours.

in this case he explicitly stated the art is his when he did not credit the author he used the "reference" from anyways.

Innocent

@st4tic Here you go And I had to fricking wait cause of this

JadeF1re

@st4tic not the big t(s) being traced

This is why if you're suspicious about some art you might wanna backwards image search it

Innocent

@JadeF1re Frr

st4tic

you're saying you used it as a REFERENCE, not that you directly traced over it. and, as i already disclosed, they are NOT the same thing

i am very well aware i do not need to drag this as the original has been deleted, but 1. please admit the og piece is not yours or credit the author; 2. just... don't do this anymore...? tracing in general is something controversial in the art community and you didn't even directly say you changed the lineart, just that you used it as a reference. i bet if you did the creator prolly wouldn't allow it anyways

again, i am just posting this to avoid future cases

EDIT?? this is the wrong reply i'm sorry you're good jadefire

Innocent

Y don't ya see the screen shots I showed ya

st4tic

@Innocent this is LITERALLY what i'm talking about

you're saying you used it as a REFERENCE, not that you directly traced over it. and, as i already disclosed, they are NOT the same thing

you didn't even directly say you changed the lineart, just that you used it as a reference. i bet if you did the creator prolly wouldn't allow it anyways

but we'd better just leave this be since i saw N's post and well... this is going a bit far for sure. just please don't trace over people's art anymore preferably

Innocent

@st4tic extra extra don't make it a big deal especially when you are now here the artist said yes I used this as a ref for the one * I am making //

Innocent

M a k I n g problem solved

st4tic

no it was not a ref, you just changed the lineart. you should have told the creator that and just credit them. again i don't want to make a whole argument and as such we should both stop replying.

Innocent

@st4tic What you do not understand is that I asked the creator to make it easy for me to see so I did and this is an example if you are simple minded: Wow a piece of rainbow string! Hey creator may I make it so that I can see it better so I can make my own string? Yes! Okay I am using this rainbow string ref that I made easy to see and draw one of my own string

Innocent

By by someone lock the topic

Innocent

@nared may you please