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I seriously think this is one of the reasons I have never felt my age. I look young for my age already, and having people play a role half their age made it so I never saw myself on screen when I went to the theaters or turned on the television. It feels weird to add this to the “washing” battle, but I do think this needs to be addressed. 

Then again, when I look at Disney “Junior” now and see actual little kids playing little kids... maybe if they had a better script I wouldn’t want to ground them so much. 

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Mystery Skulls Animated PSA Masterpost

Source of the Logo:

Artist - @ray-kaladis

Due to the recent events that have occurred within the Mystery Skulls Fandom, it is time to shed a bit of light on: the artists, art theft, crediting the artists, and the adverse effects of being an art thief.

Original Post - @bluebiesartblog

Creator of the Mystery Skulls Animated Series - @mysterybensmysteryblog, @artsyfeathersartsyblog, @heilos

1. The Artists of the Fandom

First and foremost, everyone needs to realize that ARTISTS. ARE. PEOPLE. TOO.

Yes, believe it or not there are actual people behind the computer screen creating beautiful works of art to share with the world of like-minded individuals, such as yourself.

However, that does not give you the right to treat them like they are less than a human being; always remember to imagine yourself in the shoes of the artist and think about the amount of hours, stress, and pain they go through just to finish a personal or commissioned piece of art.

Empathy and civility are key in this situation.

2. Art Theft

This is something that cannot be stressed enough and there needs to be explanation of the DOs and DON’Ts asking for permission to repost their artwork.

- THIS IS INCORRECT

Source of the Artwork:

Artist - @thepurpah

OC Name - Melodie™ (Mystery Skulls Animated: Ghost OC)

DON’T.

If you are the kind of individual that ‘right-clicks’ and ‘saves the image’ that you find on Google or Pinterest and claim that, “I found this on Google; therefore, I have every right to save it and re-upload it to (insert site name here) if I want.”

Then you are wrong!

In all actuality, that act falls right into art theft and will land you in some serious hot water with the artist(s).

Source of the Artwork:

Artist - Bluebiesartblog

- THIS IS CORRECT

Source:

Artist - @yuramec

OCs - Leopold™ and Luca™ (Mystery Skulls Animated: Magic)

Source:

Artist - @hyperchronic

Comic - The Return of Lewis (Mystery Skulls Animated: Ghost Fan Comic)

DO.

If you are dead set on reposting an artist’s work on another website, then you need to message them and ask for permission to do so.

DON’T.

Do not repost the art if the artist says ‘No’ or has not responded to you yet.

DO.

Make sure you are respectful and civil when asking for permission to repost the artist’s artwork.

3. Crediting the Artist

If the artist has given you permission to use their work, make sure you have a link (URL) to the original sourced work to post along with the artwork on the site/app you are using.

Source of the Artwork:

Artist - @squigglydigg

Artwork - Lewis (Mystery Skulls Animated: Ghost)

DON’T

Do not credit the artist as, “Credit goes to the artist(s) who created this artwork/image.”

4. The Adverse Effects of Art Theft on the Artists

- The artist will become extremely pissed/depressed that someone would deliberately take their art without evening thinking about asking them for permission.

- They will become more self-conscious of posting more of their art because they are afraid of it getting stolen and re-uploaded again.

- That artist will lose those precious views back to their art page that could potentially help them if the viewers on the site/app would like to commission them, but don’t know who the artist is.

- Repeated acts of art theft will more or less make the artist stop creating art for the fandom or in general if the stress of art theft continues.

Free To Use Watermarks for the Artists

This watermark as shown in the beginning of this post was created, by Ray-Kaladis, to help remind not only the viewers admiring their work that there is a person behind that beautiful artwork and computer screen they’re viewing; but also to remind the artist(s) that there are individuals who love and cherish them and the amazing artwork they create.

The artists’ feelings matter and deserve to know it.

Download Links:

Save The Artist Watermark.jpg

Save The Artist Watermark.png

List of Mystery Skulls Animated Artists:

- @shopistar

- @starcre8tor

- @bechnokid

- @squigglydigg

- @chisanaai

- @thepurpah

- @hyperchronic

- @yuramec

- @bluebiesartblog

- @ray-kaladis

- @atomi-cat

- @ectoimp

- @pixlokita

- @bigpurplepepper

- @transientday

- @dratinimartini

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under the c

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High Six! 春コミのポスター用のつもりなのですが…本の内容とはまったく関係のない絵になってしまいました。B’zのOCEANを聴いてたら、軍艦スタンが浮かんできたのでそんなイメージで…

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Boss shit

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You know who you are. Who you truly are.

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I have crossed the horizon to find you. I know your name.

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Beautiful ~ 

Nargyle  -  http://nargyle.tumblr.com  -  https://www.instagram.com/grassflu  -  https://twitter.com/rawrgyle  -  http://nargyle.storenvy.com

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I’m SO excited to finally be able to drop this first look video of the show. Woo-oo!

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