[ SECRET POST #4249 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4249 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Jessica Biel in Stealth]


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[Criminal Minds S01E06, "L.D.S.K"]


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[Evangeline Lilly, Wasp]














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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I do see fanart as more legitimate/less illegal than fanfic. With fanfic, unless it is a very out there AU (in which case it might as well be original fic) the writer is using someone else's world/rules/characters/sandbox. Whereas a fanfic artist has to basically go from scratch. I don't find a drawn image of, say, Mulder and Scully all that different from an artist drawing two models for their art. And so I have no qualms thinking of that art as original, rather than infringing on someone's intellectual property. I cannot divorce the fanfic from the IP, though, and thus feel it is wrong to profit from it without direct author/creator permission.

[(Anonymous)]

Whereas a fanfic artist has to basically go from scratch

How so? (I'm curious, not combative.) I mean, if a fan draws Sailor Moon, that's not "from scratch": they're using the character designs that someone else created.