Some little kid on tumblr went to the trouble of cropping out the signatures from Oribi and proclaimed it was “concept art”. I don’t remember seeing concept art that looks like this. That, my dear friends, is what we call bullshit.
Retard that copied Tom Bancroft’s Watercolor Simba image goes off on me and finally blocks me. I feel accomplished, yet empty somehow.
The person who made this, proclaims that they copied off of the I Just Can’t Wait To Be King sequence. Now tell me, when the fabulous flying fuck did anyone see that exact pose in the movie?
(Also I’d like to apologize for lack of activity. I recently got my hands on Tokyo Jungle and I have been an addict since)
I’m not the only one who finds this a complete cry for attention. And look, she’s getting the same crap I did.
Boy will these people be red in the face when we finally find the proof needed.
Found some delightful Kopa bullshit while lurking Lion King Source.
If the character is under the same universe and is published(whether under the company or company’s permission), that automatically makes the character a legit semi canon. This includes designs seen in magazines and books. Characters such as Swifty/Plusvite/Faster, Tanglemane, Malka(and the other cubs), and Ahadi are also considered semi canon.
How not to deal with art theft. Take note of the time tags on the comments. Beginning of this month. And the traced Simba and Nala is Rex’s, one can easily find it with a quick Google search with keywords “Pregnant Nala"
How long does it take for someone to find a piece of fan art?
Overlay of the heads that the person “referenced” from Nadra/HydraCarina. Turns out that they’re traced AND recolored.
I’m afraid I didn’t find anywhere to report to the website about stolen art..
They mentioned contacting them if they stepped on copyright infringement, but there’s no “Contact us” button or way to contact them
They claim that they only “take” if it has a CC(Creative Commons) license, and that Simba fan art of him wallowing in snow wasn’t even under a CC.
