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Published: 2012-11-12 02:16:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 1024; Favourites: 55; Downloads: 0
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this one like more but for the paper i think , because i put more pencil color but don't see it much, so i stay the way i do cards for the moment.en esta me gusta mรกs pero por el papel le puse mas primsmacolor y de una forma diferente pero no lo luce por el momento seguire del mismo modo que las hago.
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not all is joy in life
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gracias! no siempre es comedia con el
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Anyone recall Pre-Teen Dirty Gene Kung-Fu Kangaroos?
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i don't but i google it and looks fun
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this is just awesome i love don and mikey they are awesome so are leo and raph all the turtles are my fav. again this is awesome!
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thank you i like all, Don is my fave, second raph, 3rd mikey and last Leo but like you said they are a team so are great.
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Absolutley wonderful, does this come in a print?
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You don't have copyright or trademark, you sell prints without permission that will be actionable if you get caught. :/
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thanks for the advice, thats why you can punt prints of fan art, so thats the answer InkedOtaku
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I promise you on my Art & Design degree from a major college that you can print them, just not sell them. It all comes down to how much the owners of the material want to sue you for copyright infringement if they catch you. Plus, bad karma dude. Fan art is fine. Cashing in on someone else's content is bad.
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thats why i only have prints of my original draws in my gallery, and i also sell original art like sketch card sketches etc. thanks again for the advice
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Even if it is your art, you do not have copyright to the characters. The intellectual property rights of the content creators supersede your copyright of your interpretation of TMNT. You can do fan art all day long but once money changes hands, it is actionable.
I know a guy who was cashing in on Warcraft and figured he was too small to sue. He did modified, original and partially original sculpts of table top models and was casting them in his garage. Games Workshop popped him and the case was in court for about a year.
In addition to being actionable as a civil suit, jacking someone's work and selling repros is unethical. You do not own TMNT; East & Laird do. It is not fair to cash in on their creation. Trades and swaps are fine, fan art is fine, sales are not. If you want a career as an artist, you need to understand where the line is legally. โบ
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