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Where do we put the (c)? I made the picture myself and it was taken down for not crediting. |
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It has to be large enough to read anywhere on the image. Some people have placed the copyright in their bio's but it's easier for the staff to read it on the photo. Be sure it says your pack name or number on it, and isn't just the copyright symbol. |
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Preferably the pack number as names can change. |
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how do you change a file to the png type |
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Macabre said:
Where do we put the (c)? I made the picture myself and it was taken down for not crediting.
you can put the (c) anywhere on your art work. as long as it is there |
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BlueMoon Pack-- You can use a Google Search "image to png converter". Any of the results that pop up should help. |
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Lambs Among squirrels-- Preferably, we want something that we can trace back to the original artist of. If you can find one on Deviantart, then that may work. |
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Welp, should've read this before starting an SCP-682 fanart for avater. I'm assuming SCP stuff counts as fandom at least...
Oof, didn't realize how restricted my art gets when humans and fandom art is taken out. I'll have to think of something else. I'm assuming even humans with masks on are still out of the question? |
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As long as no face or head etc is viSible your fine
For example your allowed an arm that's stroking a wolf
And all fans on srt is out of the question |
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