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Published: 2008-03-03 15:26:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 23220; Favourites: 307; Downloads: 9875
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You've literally copy pasted Chain&Jane's work and just changed the colour and the name, all without permission and no attribution. This artwork is now floating around tumblr and pinterest and it's wrongly credited to you. It seems chain&jane has been nice enough about it (see comment way below) and just wants you to name the original artist.Β
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you stay by reality and admit that you took the art by another artist, just added a new color composition.
really cheap.
it truly is : [link]
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support the real artists.
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Not Ganesha.. even if it's "feminized," it's not the female version of Ganesha.
As well, this isn't yours.
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I LOVE the art. Very expressive and moving. Nice job.
Not to be critical because the picture superb on it's own but what myth portrays Ganesha as a skimpily dressed lady? Genesha is a male god that takes the form of an elephant from what I understand. I am always open to learn new things.
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This is Bodhisattva Kwan Yin, NOT Ganesha.
Google it Im too lazy to describe.
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I love how you deemed Ganesha to be a women, it's cooler.
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Please remove this for reasons stated above, or give credit to the original artist. It would be wise and respectful.
Furthermore, just as a tip, I sincerely doubt this is intended to be any form of the god Ganesh.
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Unless you are Chain, or Jane, this is blatant thievery. I would ask permission first, and also give credit where it is do. [link]
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Yes.. although this picture is beautiful.. i find it strange that you haven't given credit to the original owner (unless you are the original owner)..
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I did just that, naming the original owner. However, for further proof of blatant thievery:
"[link] "
Their work is called "Boddhisattva."
Your's is titled "Ganesha," which isn't even accurate. Seeing as how Ganesha is the Elephant-Headed Lord of the Hindu faith (The Remover of Obstacles). Perhaps this can "remove the obstacle" for you, so that you can give proper credit?
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Ganesha or not, she is quite beautiful and praise-worthy.
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I've seen this on another site here: [link]
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Hey,
You have copyrighted my work.
[link]
I hope you label the original author.
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Actually Ganesha also has a female form! This is a wonderful (and beautiful) depiction of Vinayaki (the female variant of Ganesha).
Hope to see more of something along these lines.
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Simply stunning, I love the detail and the color choice. Beautiful!!!
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Realmente, muito bom! Mas eu acho que esta seja Shiva, Deusa da Destruição (Transformação) ^^
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Real nice,
But that's not Ganesha ( if you named her after him ) Ganesha is a hindu god with an elephant head...
Just to let ya know..
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this is soo great!!!...but u know ganesha is the boy that gets the elephant head Γ.o..but any ways..i would realy love to know who this is...couse i realy wanna draw this charecter...so if u know what it's named then will u please till me ?
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this could be ganeshini, a female form of ganesha. though here it doesn't have an elephant head but i still think it's wonderful
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The image is very good, but I'm a bit confused.. I was under the impression that Ganesa/Ganesh/Ganesha was usually depicted as a male with an elephantine head and a rather full figure (to denote wealth).
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this image is good
keep up the wonderful work, ok
*now gimme a hug*
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