Artist: Dont steal or repost or use my art without permission! Also artist: here's a commission of a character I don't own!
So a one off traditional FanArt drawing is considered merchandise and infringes on the copyright. Good to know. #AX2019
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Requested by somebody.
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So can I sell my own take on your original characters?
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If somebody commissioned you for a personal sketch, absolutely. For something mass produced, no.
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You saying they dinged you for a single fan art sketch?
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Wait wut!?! I get the deal with mass produced prints... but a hand drawn commissioned sketch is insane... is it because you are on a exhibitor stand and not AA??
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That seems to be their case.
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Was it Robotech? Cause Harmony Hold is notorious for that shit!
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Total weaksauce :( what about prints? Can you even sell anything? :/
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Prints is a given no-No at ehe exhibitor booth. But a sketch seemed like a stretch
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Are Con-Hons a thing in the US?
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What's a con-hon
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Convention book, where people collect drawings from different artists on conventions. It is (or was) pretty popular here in germany. And it's pretty common to get fanarts drawn in them.
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I can attest that this is EXTREMELY normal within furry cons in the USA. While a far lower percentage of the anime population are artists and there's less of a fixation on commissioning in it (commissionable artists at my 1st anime con were quite rare- nearly universal at the
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furry con), I presume the use of personal sketchbooks and tomes by the patrons is common in that scene here, too. I honestly can't conceive how this wouldn't be a custom at artistically focused cons across the world, at least by those who commission often.
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With every year AX is getting more anal....
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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This makes no sense- a personal commission is someone buying your time and skills; the character isn’t what you’re charging for. ):T
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It’s legally as infringing as selling a print, but I have never heard of a rights holder pursuing it.
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