Compare post #2682558 to the original post #1165227.
The artist didn't mention that he/she took reference from the original drawing.
Should this be tagged as plagiarism?
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Compare post #2682558 to the original post #1165227.
The artist didn't mention that he/she took reference from the original drawing.
Should this be tagged as plagiarism?
No... you tag the original with reference work, the copy with derivative work, and then parent the copy to the original.
BrokenEagle98 said:
No... you tag the original with reference work, the copy with derivative work, and then parent the copy to the original.
Noted. Thanks for your guidance.
FWIW, plagiarism is already aliased to derivative work anyway.
iridescent_slime said:
FWIW, plagiarism is already aliased to derivative work anyway.
Ah my bad. Should have checked properly. D:
BarefeetChaser said:
I see. I'll go report him for plagiarism then.
Why? It's indeed a derivative work with less plagiarism. True plagiarism is when a person completely line-tracing the work of others, i.e. post #2587283 plagiarizing post #1838767
Sacriven said:
Why? It's indeed a derivative work with less plagiarism. True plagiarism is when a person completely line-tracing the work of others, i.e. post #2587283 plagiarizing post #1838767
He could've said it in his description, or even tag it, there is no shame in sharpening one's skill with derivative work.
Instead, his post description is just "newbie post, not very detailed." Sounds fishy to me.
BarefeetChaser said:
He could've said it in his description, or even tag it, there is no shame in sharpening one's skill with derivative work.
Instead, his post description is just "newbie post, not very detailed." Sounds fishy to me.
He is trying to show-off for sure, but he is also trying to make his picture looks less plagiarizing. If you compare two pictures, the only 100% similar things are the pose and planted swords. You can see that the armor is slightly off, the face is not very detailed, and she looks slightly fatter than original.
Sacriven said:
He is trying to show-off for sure, but he is also trying to make his picture looks less plagiarizing. If you compare two pictures, the only 100% similar things are the pose and planted swords. You can see that the armor is slightly off, the face is not very detailed, and she looks slightly fatter than original.
Point taken. I'll be more careful next time.