| Yep, that's bad. The illustrator for No Game No Life got flak for copying the poses of already made characters.... and those are just poses. |
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| If you don't have permission yes, you need to ask. |
| Yes. That's called plagiarism and theft. You're going to take someone else's work, modify it, and then use it for your own story? Why not go ahead and claim it's all yours while you're at it? |
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| Are you making some sort of collage style webtoon? If so, that's pretty interesting, however I wouldn't recommend it. Artists tend to get very pissy when it comes to using their art. It would be a huge hassle. |
| Go ahead and try it bro, you'll just realize you're a glob of shampoo |
| I CELEBRATE myself, And what I assume you shall assume, For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you. |
| it is illegal to steal art. pay an artist. |
| You would need permission from the owner of the art or else you could get in trouble |
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| It's a terrible idea, except if you want to be twitter executed. |
  buy mochi at the mochi store and friends at the friend store |
| It's plagiarism. You can get banned or society will shun you for it. But it's not wrong if you don't get caught doing it. |
| Too bad mate, you should have tried to make music instead, stealing is an art called sampling there. |
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Elegade said: Yep, that's bad. The illustrator for No Game No Life got flak for copying the poses of already made characters.... and those are just poses. I think this is retarded. Copyright on poses ? What's next, copyright on breathing ? |
| Just learn how to draw. It ain't that hard. |
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bitchassdarius said: Clebardman said: Too bad mate, you should have tried to make music instead, stealing is an art called sampling there. sampling is more akin to collaging than plagiarism I heard the arguments hundred times, went to music schools, had a producer roommate. There's no general rule, but in most cases I disagree. Lots of people treat it as a way to avoid paying musicians, plain and simple. Steal a bass line, a drum pattern, copy and past on your IPod to blast it during "concerts". Collages generally have a different purpose than the original pieces they're made of or are a different medium of expression/used to express something with things that ren't art in the first place, and it's true for stuff like Zappa's or Mr Bungle's musical collages too. Sampling is generally used to steal some popular music in an attempt to make another popular music. That'd be like taking DBZ's backgrounds, pasting Bleach characters over it, using One Piece's plot and making a battle shounen out of it, but somehow the music industry made everyone swallow that it was k because it cuts down on costs dramatically. |
DeathkoFeb 25, 2018 10:28 AM
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| just ask permission from the original artist, and give credit where the credit is due. |
| You can buy lossless digital music from your favorite Japanese artists on https://ototoy.jp/. The songs are all DRM-free and you can re-download your purchased albums as you wish. Show your support to your favorite artist if you can! ps. if you are looking for Japanese albums, you have to search it in Japanese (not romaji). Just copy and paste the name. For those who want to learn Japanese through anime Resources for learning the language |
Clebardman said: I heard the arguments hundred times, went to music schools, had a producer roommate. There's no general rule, but in most cases I disagree. Lots of people treat it as a way to avoid paying musicians, plain and simple. Steal a bass line, a drum pattern, copy and past on your IPod to blast it during "concerts". Collages generally have a different purpose than the original pieces they're made of or are a different medium of expression/used to express something with things that ren't art in the first place, and it's true for stuff like Zappa's or Mr Bungle's musical collages too. Sampling is generally used to steal some popular music in an attempt to make another popular music. That'd be like taking DBZ's backgrounds, pasting Bleach characters over it, using One Piece's plot and making a battle shounen out of it, but somehow the music industry made everyone swallow that it was k because it cuts down on costs dramatically. Well, it's like Bitchass said, it's not always like your'e sampling the finest materials it's more of a collage. You could be sampling speeches or something not even music, and it just makes it sound cool. I agree that stuff like Girl Talk is a bit obnoxious though, and if you're not even writing the music well yeah that's lame. But especially in hip hop sampling isn't usually like that, it's more of just a way to find new sounds. What the OP is talking about is almost like he wants to be a DJ for his favorite arts. Thing is, the DJ doesn't go telling people he produced the music if it wasn't him. Just don't lie about it and it's all good. |
| I CELEBRATE myself, And what I assume you shall assume, For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you. |
| If you have permission from the artists that’s fine. However learning to draw your own things will get you much further if that’s what you want to do in life. |
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| @bitchassdarius I said nothing about it being mostly hip-hop. Your argument about music being produced without instuments is nonsense. If you record sounds to make music it's a collage. If you use sounds that can't be conveniently reproduced live, it's a collage. If you take a bassline, be it made with an actual bass guitar or a synth, and just stick it in your song and play it live, that's just plagiarism AND stealing musicians' job, on top of being as uncreative as it gets. Might as well put your laptop on the scene, press play and go grab a drink backstage. I know people like to see music as that free thing that comes out of nowhere, but that's not the case. I listen to electronic music too, not sure where you read that I want actual bands recording and playing that stuff. The electronic bands I listen to have no problem sampling shit without actually stealing music either. I've seen enough people "not stealing" music without people's authorizations in the most convoluted ways, I know full well where the logic leads. edit: oh, and since I feel like I'm accused of hating on certain genres, I seem to remember ZZ Top made a tour where they used samples of themselves playing trumpet and sax to avoid bringing more people on the scene. That doesn't count as stealing, but that sure counts as using sampling to kill the job |
DeathkoFeb 25, 2018 11:54 AM
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