>>34350073Aw man. It sucks that everyone else ”suffers” from one man’s blunder. If we lived in a perfect world, people would ask the permission first from the artist but we don’t. I get angry when I see someone’s art being reposted on other art website getting thousands of more notes than the original poster. But the worst part is that they never bothered to ask the artist themself first if it was ok to repost their art on another website. Just that one act proves that they never cared for the artist. It’s like a slap in the face. Makes the artist feel like shit. And the worst is when people unknowingly encourage this behaviour by reblogging and liking the reposters post.
So yes, I can see and understand fully why whenever I get blocked for doing nothing or trying to spread the artist’s art by retweeting and liking their art from their own account. It just sucks, but I get it.
>erasing the credit and reposting the art as your ownWhat the hell man.
