The Artist Tracing And Selling Stolen Art Prints
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Mohammed Agbadi talking about an art thief tracing another artists work, white washing his OC and selling stickers and sweatshirts on redbubble.
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@@Maukiki yo
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in the first example, the original also just had actual character, a sort of warmth, but the traced version just seems flat and boring.
It seems familiar. Think my cousin has that as his profile picture.
@@mintcondition7789 I'm gonna hurt my eyes if I try more to understand if that's Narancia on the pfp lol
Traced versions of art always look flat, and even if it looks good it still loses its meaning because it’s just maliciously stolen from actual hard work.
lmao it's not blended well
That seems to be the case with most traced art honestly. My theory is that since they can't even draw their own art without tracing, they never really bothered to learn how to colour either. I know this one anime "artist" that also traces and sells her art has that problem since they shade with black and just adjust the transparency.
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Artists are truly underrated. Everything in our material world, whether be it houses, cars, planes, etc were all drawn first before it was made. Artists deserve more credit.
Nah
ye
^two types of people
@@tianfeifei5976 The duality of man.
Where is the middle ground man
Totally unrelated but you look pog today.
facts
Yess
Thankyouuu!
@@MohammedAgbadi Anytime,gotta drop the skin routine soon!!
He looks pog everyday,
*so we just gonna skip about how sweet is hair is today?*
nah his hair popping today
Ayeee Thankyou!!
@@MohammedAgbadi you look cute
@@vivekgogate3068 😳
@@poof5726 why? Everyone looks cute in this world (not counting art thieves)
A little piece of advice, If you're gonna trace dont make it so obvious ,and dont EVER have the guts to be making money off of something that isnt yours to begin with, people will track u down and expose you👀👀
It’s just sad that people actually try to profit off another person’s work smh
If you feel like this is obvious, please people go check out Lisanne Waifu, an Instagram anime "artist" that also sells art & has a Patreon, but the art is so painfully obviously traced I can't believe people actually pay for it.
I like to deconstruct artists work in my sketchbook to see what they did to achieve such look, anatomy, style etc. But I would NEVER post it online that's just harmful and stupid...
@@wolfpudding6904 same, I trace for practice sometimes to see how I can draw something, or improve something, but I never share it online.
If your good at something never do it for free
Are we not gonna talk about how awful the tracing was? Not only ripping off another person, but doing it so badly lol
made it easier to be recognized as tracing, I won't complain
"ripping off", or as it's referred to in actual educational groups that goes back centuries, "imitating" art is nothing new. Many famous painters have imitated and stolen as well as adapted art. Some of these are still used in art class to teach students how to adapt their skills.
This video and the way people present this argument are honestly just policing art, which is truly an offense to the art world in itself.
"If you're gonna trace it then trace it decently" fel to a youtuber that stole her art
@@mischalecterTV you trace other people's art don't you
@@mischalecterTV Doesn't justify tracing an artist's work and potentially making money off it behind their back
Tracing isn’t bad on it’s own. It can help with fundamentals. What makes it bad is when traced art is claimed as your own and the denial of the tracing.
Exactly! Tracing is awesome for beginners who are trying to understand the fundamentals, as long as they give proper credit!
since the word tracing is getting associated with such a specific type of tracing, just best to couple the positive tracing that actual aspiring and established artists know with referencing.
Exactly
Yessss
Agreed
It’s crazy that this could still be a thing. People just don’t want to put in the work.
please go report him!!!
Reminds me of an artist who’s been tracing for over 10 years (yes, you heard me, 10 years.). The saddest part is that all that work into tracing could’ve been put into actually having art skills.
@@Rekter Holy moly guacamole what
@@Maukiki Yep. Pretty crazy situation: ruclips.net/video/a7SwFgmv_Sk/видео.html
Society of instant gratification and attention. Nothing special here unfortunately
Jojo music? Count me in, this man knows what he's doing.
Is that a jojo REFRENC
damn i hadn't even noticed
that's so cool
WHEHT THAT A JWOJO REDFERENSCE¿??¿‽
Oh yea
I couldn't focus on what he was saying because I was singing 🌚💔
Sorry mohammed, but im reporting you, for being too fresh with this hair🙄😤🔥😈💯
Report him for being this cute!!!!
Japanese Animators have to draw dozens upon dozens of frames and are hardly paid and fans of the products attack them on Twitter for making something slightly less then perfect being an art is indeed a tricky beast
I always see Japanese animators being called fascists and such horrible, despicable things online and in social media just because of their art or strictly the fact that they are japanese animators. People also consistently call them racist yet they are just drawing what they're used to or learned.
@@redline1916 indeed its wrong
Yep. People get triggered over every tiny detail. Comics and manga can be annoying too.
@@redline1916 it's tricky cause I've seen some racist stuff on purpose in their media. For example, they turned a black man to a literal ape, another was a slow criminal, and the other was a rapist criminal in quote because "his race". It's subtly in the writing as well. I believe Bleach, Naruto, and Sao did well with characterizing other races. My Hero does okay, but they do have a cringey chick who uses AAVE. It's horrendous.
Everything aside I love your accent so much🧍♀️
Thankyou, I’m glad you like it!
Me tooo
That's pretty gay dude
I didn't realize what you meant at first, them I remembered I have the same accent so I wouldn't notice lol
@@yourannoyinglittlebrother8595 Bro I'm.
did you just assume my fucking gender?
plus I assume this dude is older than me😀
I think tracing is an important tool to practice and see how other artists create their line work and learn from the process, BUT, really BUT never ever post your tracing practices because that's what they should be considered as a practice tool and not a piece of art.
Exactly
Have you heard of the Butch Heartman tracing incident recently? He's being called out for tracing a Japanese artist's mikasa fan art on twitter
That's terrible.
I have a dear friend who's art gets stolen/traced/stolen and sold elsewhere, etc all the time. My heart goes out to folks who are victims of art theft. Nobody should have to go through that. Some folks are so belligerent when confronted about it too, which is really sad.
On the other hand, Yes your hair looks fantastic dude! Thanks for continuing to make helpful and constructive videos!
I had my art stolen and sold on different websites and i have had my art reposted without credit where credit is due. I guess thats what i get for posting my art on deviantart.
@@coffintears5821 thats what usually happens when you post your art on any social media platform its super annoying and i hate when people cant credit the original artist im sorry for u
I feel like the whitewashing is secondary here, that just looks like a byproduct of *tracing another man's work and charging money for it*
Not to say that whitewashing (or blackwashing) isn't bad, just that it's not the main problem here imo
Well that’s why he talks about both :)
@@willuigi64 exactly. i was sayin this is iann dior so it’s not whitewashing.
@@willuigi64 right, that's what I was thinking
@@luca6394 fair enough, it's not a bad idea to cover all the bases, even if one turns out to not really be the problem
@@APerson-ws4cw
It's still a huge issue in the art community-it would have been worse had he not mentioned it.
Lightening a black character for any reason, even if it it to draw a difference POC is an issue.
I think this underlining issue in in the community is equal to copy right. As the fact that this is a POC Artist that makes it’s harder to receive recognition. Which make the thievery even worse.
I mean you can trace a drawing and then redraw it as a practice but selling it is just shamefull!
Something I want to clarify in this video that's a bit of misinformation is that redbubble does this weird thing where they aggregate reviews of the same product across the whole website. So people don't necessarily have reviews about their store but is more about showing reviews of the blank product they provide. It's a way to kinda insinuate to the customer that their product regardless of what redbubble store your shopping designs from will positively reinforce peoples decision to buy. Its a scummy round about way of securing a sale. :/
Redbubble just sounds shady. I've heard of ppl getting their accounts shut down by the site when they tried to report others for stealing their art.
Thanks for the info, now I gotta consider deleting my shop there 👁️
redbubble literally took down a piece of mine because it had song lyrics in it, but they let this stay up? ridiculous
i truly hate that ive watched so much jojo, i didnt even notice that giornos theme was playing. i dont even know if im ashamed that i spend so much of my time watching anime.
attack on titan as well
Oh dang! The timing. Impeccable! What up, Moh'd?!
I’m pretty good today Katie, although my week started rather lazily slow and sluggish, but I hope it gets better. How are you?
You know, I have those days too. Today, in fact. I work a day job that starts at 12am and goes till about 9am and it's a very physical job with constant movement, lifting heavy packages, pushing them, etc. Hard to believe I once exercised on top of that too! I had to stop. Got too tired.
I come home and nap before I dive into art usually, but that's the thing...
My naps sometimes end up with me sleeping through to the late afternoon instead of the original 40 minute plan.
It's okay to be sluggish. Humans are fragile, really. We need sleep, activity/exercise, healthy food choices, and a million other things. If one thing doesn't get proper care it throws us off balance.
I hope that you just had a lazy day and that nothing serious is going on, hopefully. You take care of yourself, darn it! 😖 Thanks for talking with me, dude! I hope you feel better too. Ttyl! ✌🤗👍
Ok yeah yeah art thief but can we talk about your hair 👁👁
Hello Mr. Agbadi, I'm glad I found your channel!
I'm also a Black Artist and YES - this was done to me where my artwork and style was stolen, but I have my characters and drawing style under copyright.
I feel for the artists who put in their creative hard work and time for some loser to steal from them. Maybe one day, karma will return to those who steal from other artists.
Your Hair is 🔥 not gonna lie
Thankyou!
Truer words have never been spoken
He didn’t white wash unless I’m stupid I think he was trying to draw iann dior who is light skinned
Yeah i think your right
At around 3:40 or 3:44 i think he explains that the situation is dicey since he could ethier he white washing or trying to do whoever his bames is skin color
@@saoriss5231 We know that. But the problem is his says it's whitewashing despite it could be a person of color and honestly i think that the reason the thief change the skin color is to not get cought never even cross his mind
@@imaniislander755 ooh ok
Yea that's ian
Redbubble just honestly needs to get a better reporting system so art thieves can't just profit on art that they stole. Been fighting with redbubble for years trying to get designs taken from me down and it's just very clear to me at this point that redbubble won't budge because it just makes them a shit ton of money.
Yup! And their rates are generally pretty low so they know ppl will purchase from them to save money especially if they don't know of the original artists. That's how other cheap sites do it too.
Besdies your hair, you got drip 😳
your hair really looks nice today
I'm hearing that Giorno's theme in the background
same
YES!!
Same
1:18 I really wasn't expecting to see anything JSR/JSRF related in a Mohammed video, so I'm decently surprised. Love the artwork and the series
Thankyou!!!
It’s really sad
I mostly see this kind of tracing mostly with urban-stylish? Art
People use it to slap on their favorite rappers on the original character and sell it
And I’ve even seen rap albums covers with traced art it’s sad
Edit omg I didn’t even saw the video i just commented from the thumbnail and now it’s actually traced and turned to a rapper!!
It’s always the same case!!!
you are honestly a person I can respect. I am a very young artist (not really really young, you know) and you inspire me to keep doing art, as sometimes I just wanna quit. I owe you a bit and honestly I wish I could pay someone like you back. Keep going cause you are absolutely fantastic.
Those braids tho- 👌
this is so sad. I have a friend of mine who is scared of sharing their comic because of art theft. gosh, I myself was even anxious about getting a website set up because of this very same issue. I wish more people would appreciate the effort we as artists put into our work.
I mean with some of the Nessa art, yeah some of it was problematic, but this is all bringing back the Marina situation as well when someone barely made her lighter and they got attacked for it. It also brings back memories of the pastel Nessa and Marina situation, where people would argue that "even if it's pastel, you have to add the right tone to her skin or you're racist smh" or "it's fucking aesthetic damn it." They wouldn't make them outright white, just pastel. They were still visibly a POC, so it seemed fine to me.
Man, Twitter is a hell hole.
edit: i know this is off topic but that part about the memories of nessa situation in the video fueled the fire of this comment haha
Moral: Don't use Twitter.
I love it when people call out those art theft
I can't lie im too focused on his hair 😍😍
"Good artists copy, great artists steal" taken to heart.
tbh I don't think he whitewashed it since he literally wanted to make something with that rapper to begin with from what it looks like.
he seemingly liked the expression and pose from the original artist and copied that (which is obviously not okay since yes, it's traced and he could've at least drawn it in his own style if he was already gonna use the same pose+expression )
So there doesn't seem to be any intent of purposely whitewashing the original art but more to just take the pose irrelevant of who the character is and use the pose for the character (rapper) he wanted to make stuff off. (meaning if the original art was any other colour, it would've still ended up like it did)
To ensure there aren't any misunderstandings here:
The tracing is still not ok
That he makes money of that is even less ok
However do I think he intended to whitewash a black character because he has something against black skintones or anything:
no. he clearly only wanted the pose and expression of the original art piece.
Totally agree
Yeah
I don't think it's white washing either. It looks like he's not an experienced artist considering he traced, so he might've not been able to absolutely nail the rapper's skin tone.
I agree too
Its still the definition of white washing.
Even though the topic is serious, your voice just makes everything calming.
im reporting him point blank period
I've been wanting to put my art back out there, but hearing stuff like this gives me pause. Thanks for talking about this.
There's always a misbehaving art thief doing bad things somewhere 😔
You know what I like about this video? Mohammed treats this art thief like a person and gives constructive and positive ways to correct their behavior. Rather than berate someone for doing something objectively wrong, he suggests apologizing and even working with the artists that they steal from to sell their products.
Generally speaking, imho I don't think representing a light skinned person using a dark skinned person as a base is whitewashing, I feel like whitewashing is lightening the skin of the original content. Regarding the actual person, I feel like it was kinda dumb to post on redbubble, not only do a lot of actual artists use the site therefore they're always in the loop but redbubble doesn't seem to tolerate art theft at all so it's a surprise that they're still up.
im really glad for this different opinion but regardles he stole art and is profiting fromit report him using this linkhelp.redbubble.com/hc/en-us/articles/202982725-Reporting-a-Concern
Yeah except the person they were trying to replicate isn’t a black light skinned person. Iann Dior is puerto rican with both Puerto Rican parents
knows about art sins, respects artists, uses jojo music,calls out ACTUAL bad people. sign me up this guy knows what they're doing!
9:48
She is right.
Engineers and artists are underpaid. Pay them at least as much as the others. They do work hard on it.
Would have been worth explaining the difference between Referencing and Tracing so more people understand the importance of each. Tracing is when a person duplicates a source image line for line with very minimal or no changes at all from the original. Referencing is when an aspect of an image is used as inspiration but there is a distinct difference between the original and the new creation. Such as referencing a particular pose but changing the anatomy, proportions and all other aspects to suit your own character. Drawing the pose from a new angle with a new character is a perfect example of referencing properly.
He did not just white wash the painting, but he taught he was covering his tracks hahahhaha
Thought. He thought he was covering his tracks
@@MelonWaterMelon777 shut up grammar nazi
@@nobodycares607 c'mon now it's a different word. Grammar barely has anything to do with it at this point XD
Erm, I mean with that statement towards the end, I think we've REALLY appreciate artists over the years. For example I live in Florida and I've seen COUNTLESS of art shows and markets that also include the artists themselves, there are also so many programs nationwide and sitewide to explore when it comes to projects, designs, entrepreneurs, scholarships, etc. With social media as a bonus, to share AND show your work, you can really put yourself out there one way or another. If you want to make art your business, there is SO MUCH opportunity for that. No one is stopping you from what you want to do. Who said life for an artist had to be easy? Its not going be, it's up to YOU to be motivated, creative, and smart in this world. Thats how it is in reality.
That's you in Florida. Let people share their own experiences as well as yours.
I think tracing is okay if youre just practicing and if ever you upload it, you clearly say that its traced and provide the reference material/credit. But its deffo a no no if you try to sell traced work
Welp, I found a new artist to follow! Soberpen's art looks so good!!! ✨
Your hair DOES look really nice today!
I like the way you talk, it's so relaxing when I'm drawing
just want to talk about "whitewashing/ balckwashing" in the art comunity.
why does people that whitewash character are directly called "racist" and when someone is blackwashing a character it's totaly fine ? i don't want to ofende anybody and i don't care about all the drama on that question, i just want opinions on the subject, because for me i don't see the diference, it's just a color swap
It’s because there has never been positive representation of black characters up until recently. In fact, black people and other people of color were depicted TERRIBLY in most cartoons from back in the day. People even make the argument that Mickey Mouse is a blackface character. While it may be the same act, I encourage you to strongly consider the intent behind whitewashing, and consider the history of animation. We still have far more white Disney princesses than ones of color, which is not bad, but it’s something to keep in mind. Tbh, we just want to see ourselves more.
@@meiko5027 ok thank you for the comment i enderstend a bit more ^^
But i don't think that today any type of racebend should be beter or worst than the other. Maybe some white artists want ro relate to their fav black character without any bad though, idk.
World is changing and i don't think we should react the same way as if it was 80s Whitewashing.
@@imaniharris6958 thanks for your comment ^^
I know my animation history ty, but it's not about that, we don't live in 1930. And yes the majority of the Disney princess were created last century with différent code, public, nomes, ... but nos things are changing
I dont think it's normal to try to cancel someone because he drew a black character with a slightly light skin tonne.
Or becose a white guy want to relate to his fav black character and decide to racebend him
@@arthur-per-du5082 i agree. I don’t think it’s necessarily wrong for a white person to “race bend”, just acknowledge that when some black people do it, it’s because we’re still underrepresented everywhere. Also, sober pen is actually my brother and people keep stealing his art. So the guy should be canceled for stealing and profiting off of stolen art work at least, it’s just that the so called “white washing” that this Gucci bagel guy did was like the cherry on top.
@@arthur-per-du5082 I agree that we are not like the 80s. They’ve given us an inch, but not a mile. I’d like to see multiple princesses of the same race be represented like the white ones are. I like your perspective though, I can tell that you’re not trying to be divisive 😊 much respect
Legit I was sketching while I watched your videos and I just immediately look to my art, Look back and say "Ooooh.." at how pretty your hair looks :O
ngl I thought we was talking about Butch Hartman. Then I remembered that Butch Hartman isn't even an artist so of course he wouldn't be in this video.
Why isnt he an artist?
@@burmessafox3939 He rides off the coattails of actual artists. Danny Phantom and Timmy Turner, shows he's famous for he didn't even do the art. Stephen Silver did. It's kinda hard to find that out when he isn't at all mentioned in the wikipedia, he's essentially a ghost artist. When Butch started commissions he had a chance to show off his original art, except he just traces and it's VERY blatant he does. $200 for a traced drawing. You aren't paying for the drawing, you're paying for the Butch Hartman name. He's just leeching off his own fame for as much as he can squeeze. I think being an artist is all about surpassing yourself (cheesy I know), but Butch doesn't really strive to improve, because just his name has worth so he doesn't need to work for it anymore.
@@duskyer2391 It's not even tracing that's the worst sin of his commissions, it's the fact that his pictures have less effort put into them as a fiver artist charging 1/10th the price.
@@duskyer2391 he’s a great business man. Can’t knock the hustle 🤷🏿♂️
First off, your hair is on fire today, you look fantastic! Second, those reviews aren't real reviews. I just opened my redbubble store and those are the reviews that seem to come with the store. They're weird...fake reviews that redbubble makes.
Yeah, same on my RB account. Sigh 🤷
So When will you upload videos related to Art tips or Any New Super Cool trick to improve our Art ? Man really miss those.. hope upload soon :3
Yeah he kinda pulling a deangelo on us
The point about not knowing the process is the reason I seek out videos that show the artist working. From digital speed paints to someone painting a mural on a wall I'm always captivated by their techniques and skills. Its heart breaking that people don't credit artists with how much effort is put into what they do.
Again really doesn't anyone want to learn how to actually draw c'mon man SMDH!!
please go report him for doing this on redbubble
This reminds me of an artist on dA and instagram who literally used prisma (or another photo-to-picture) app to create a "painting" and then told NO ONE they copied a reference until someone called them out on the comments in their dA.
The person who called them out is my friend, and they had to do it after they saw all these new artists being like "Omg I'll never be this good!" and this person was humble-bragging, saying it only took them 2 nights >_>
The reason it looked so good, is because it is the exact SAME image... line for line... except they painted over 2 characters in the background - but at best, it was traced 100% and they didn't take credit for it being a "study"... It's incredibly toxic to act as if that came from your imagination. Truth be told, it took my friend seeing it for half a second to recognize it was too perfectly-chaotic (lifelike) to not-be a photo, and he found it by doing a reverse look-up. After they called them out, the "artist" put a link to the OG photo in the description.
It's okay to do studies, and it can be okay to trace. But say as much and don't pretend it came from your imagination and that you free-handed that. Also, it isn't okay to use an app like prisma and pretend you painted it.
Btw, the artist is cyeldraws and the image is here: www.deviantart.com/cyeldraws/art/Cocktail-hour-881029855
Edit: if I seem angry, I am. Because I know what it's like to be a teenager and young artist, and to see this and have someone pass it off as their own creation is inherently toxic - not inspiring. Those kids will compare themselves to this.
Just a small note on the redbubble reviews, they aren't for the tracers products just like general redbubble reviews. I for example have a redbubble as well, only made 1 sale and I have the same amount of reviews. However, the account should still be taken down because of traced work.
Tracing AND being racist, this person sure picked the best combination
This guy is like the art FBI, he will find you, state his case, and let us be the judge
My man Mohammed perfecting the art of looking disappointed in RUclips thumbnails.
Also!! Just a piece of info about Redbubble as a website, the product reviews are NOT for the specific artist's work, and rather for the product that the artwork is being printed onto. the 150+ reviews are for the quality of the product that redbubble uses for every artist across its website.
I really hope this person gets taken down, no-one should have the ability to make money off of stolen work, and as an artist that both sells and buys pieces it's infuriating to see people getting away with it.
One of the reasons why Redbubble may not be taking action with it is because they might be looking for Fanart copyright infringement because that's a big part of Redbubbles store and its rules. That may be why they're glossing over it, but that's just a guess.
i got blocked from redbubble for uploading my own work
hey as someone who uses Redbubble I just wanted to state that all 150 reviews are fakes. When you post a product Redbubble gives 150 fake reviews under the product to try and help a artist get more sells. so if he did make any sells its most likely alot lower than that.
jeeze ppl tracing
meanwhile im here screenshotting myself for poses to draw while my parents and my brother is concerned lmao
can we just appreciate mohammed playing giorno's theme in the background
i discovered your youtube channel yesterday, and i completely addicted
No he didn’t white washed the character since it’s not the same character he just traced over the character that’s not white washing especially since it’s a different character but they still traced so that’s still bad and he needs to take down the art.
@Ciel Desaulniers not really...
Oh yeah didn't even think about that
@@aboredsadbean1770 Not everyone is black, dude. My skin might be a bit darker but that doesn't mean any of us are completely black, some of us are Asian, Puerto Rican, etc. It's called human ethnic diversity.
@Ciel Desaulniers no that’s drawing a black character what the fuck ?thats not even changing the skin since their still black
Also no it isn’t since it’s a completely different character from the drawing if it was the same character but white then it would be white washing but it’s clearly a different character both hair style body and clothing tho it is still traced so either way it’s bad artwork.
I know a lot of art quilters that get more respect and recognition in Europe and countries outside the US, even though they are from the US themselves. And it's the same for every type of art form except music.
Lookin fresh, like if D’Angelo Wallace was on the Fugees album cover 🔥
I don’t get art thieves. What is stopping you from learning to draw. That is WAY better than stealing artwork and more fulfilling.
Also your hair is fresh
this channel is become more of criminal art investigation which i really like...hahhahaha ART THIEVES
Redbubble notorious for a lot of art theft and despite the reports that go out and the like, it can get reuploaded again and takes forever to get it taken down again. There is no stopper for checks or the likes of previous reports or take downs.
those deslikes are from tracers
I have a habit of when i found a detailed art i study it and i always think about the process. I also always wonder how many years they must have practiced to be that skilled.
People of color: *Exists.*
Anime: "I'm gonna pretend I didn't see that."
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Most anime is set in Japan, and most people there are light-skinned, so that's why you don't see many poc
@@meiko5027 Why they should do it?
did yall not watch the zeenafixesart video?
@@meiko5027 no their not most anime are based off the real world of Japan which has little to no other people of other races incluidinf black and Hispanic people so yeah they are for the most part based of Asians and Asian societies with few exceptions full mental alchemist black butler and attack on Titans.
When I saw the thumbnail the first thing that caught my eye saw your new hair style, looking really good my man👌👌
I can't stand those unoriginal art thieves.
*I just to tell yall* that the ratings in redbubbles are fake every store there has the same exact review!!
I like how obvious it is for which one is traced in the thumbnail
Soberpen my baby brother, put some respect on his name
Art is as natural as sunshine and as important as nourishment❤️❤️
"..now as much as I'll love to talk about how nice my hair looks today.."
Me with my brightness at 0: 👁💋👁
white and black washing is disrespectful and blatantly rude, daamn, love oyur vidoes, just found you i want to be an illustrators and your videos are the stuff i needed keep it up!
Quick question: Back when I started drawing, I used to take references of characters I liked and tried to draw them freehand on paper. Does that qualify as tracing or is it a study?
Study. And tracing is only bad when you post it to gain attention online or for monetary gain.
@@zeeubernoob Thank you replying!!! I used to call the drawing mine but never posted it on the internet and I've only started now since I've started making original and also got WAY better.
i used to do the same thing when i was like 7-8 years old
@@KELOPHE Me too, I'm only 13 and started drawing when I was 9 sooooo......
This dude turned from toturials to story time and i love it
I’m actually wondering let’s say if you traced an artwork but you credit the original artist are you still hated 🤔
I mean, you can credit the original artist, but you still just traced their work.... its probably better to trace in private, to develop some confidence in your lines and then apply that to your own creations. tracing is a tool, and really if you like someones art enough to trace it... why not just share the original art by the artist and promote them? learn from them, study them by all means... but apply it your own way :)
I'm just waiting for the day where I see my art in one of these vids for art theft and I go "wait when"
agree with the full video, art theft bad, whitewashing bad - est, but if Asian or white characters are drawn as black (blackwashing i guess) it's totally fine, encouraged, accepted and people make as sorts of mental gymnastics in order to come up justifications - making a nonblack character black is essentially the same as making a black character nonblack. representation is one of the most commonly cited justifications - I guess its easier to piggyback on already popular established characters instead of making original black panthers and lightnings
You didn’t watch his previous videos about zeefixart did you?
I dont know why he brought whitewashing up in this case because it is literally a fanart of iann dior
The outro music sounds like a remix of love scenario by ikon
bro i have original artworks and i couldn't sell any of them ..unlucky hahahahaa
how this guys are able to do it and which website ?!!!!
i need some lessons on how to sell art and where !
Well in this case, the character is based off a rapper who has a fandom, so its easier to sell
I don’t even like art I’m here for his commentary
Bruh why can’t you just l e a r n ? It’s not easy but it’s w a y better than stealing