2nd last post on my poster campaign.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
I put in effort to recreate the drawings, and they are my muse, but can be to an extent, said to be plauguarism. However, it's not as if i print it out and trace the picture, nor do i save the file and alter it with Photoshop, so why can't credit be due? I have already done some small things like writing "Meridian" on the shirts of the manga people, and personalised it with my own candidate number. I hope i don't have to do anything more to convince these people.
My latest muse is probably one of the most well-known deviantart manga pictures,
... and once i get the scan up, you'll see my less than faithful recreation. =D
Btw if you havent already noticed, my standardised campaign colour is orange, the only colour that doesn't have a rhyming counterpart.
posted by joseph at 9:38 AM
Sunday, March 23, 2008
I am seriously dying to import my two new poster designs and their original muses, but my brother's owl habits prevent me from asking him to help me. Anyway, i just realised i have a new problem, which is that apparently it is quite possible that some people in MJC might mistake my posters to be direct rip-offs from their counterparts. That is the last thing i want to happen, for them to think i simply took them off somewhere.
I put in effort to recreate the drawings, and they are my muse, but can be to an extent, said to be plauguarism. However, it's not as if i print it out and trace the picture, nor do i save the file and alter it with Photoshop, so why can't credit be due? I have already done some small things like writing "Meridian" on the shirts of the manga people, and personalised it with my own candidate number. I hope i don't have to do anything more to convince these people.
My latest muse is probably one of the most well-known deviantart manga pictures,
... and once i get the scan up, you'll see my less than faithful recreation. =D
Btw if you havent already noticed, my standardised campaign colour is orange, the only colour that doesn't have a rhyming counterpart.
posted by joseph at 9:38 AM