1:02:35Sometimes, when a Vtuber and an artist love each other very much...
1:02:54Can you explain it to me like I'm five and you're my abusive father
1:03:34The Model is an Artwork in itself. The model is art of the character that dm has made. So the model art she can't commercialize. The character art dm can commercialize (if the art she gets rights)
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1:03:51instructions unclear, my lawn mower is now in my oven, can i draw this?
1:04:14how would you know if it was traced
1:04:19Creative works have two core components. The end product and the intellectual property.
1:04:40human pattern recognition, simple
1:04:58Now, the question of TRACING or DERIVATIVES.
1:05:26Glitch studio with the COG sticker sheet that had a copied version of another artist's meme
1:05:33Mhm, mhm. Confidentially, that kind of thing happens a lot
1:05:56so you're saying a new villainess model in Pikachu outfit
1:05:57i think I get it, although it'd be better if u explained it in dragon slang
1:06:15laws varies by country as well
1:06:44TL;DR girl_dm_ was a Pikachu this whole time
1:07:01too complicated *facesmashes keyboard into an AI art program* mEh ArT
1:07:40For this exact reason, it's really complicated!
1:07:52original character, do not steal
1:09:25a very good example of ALL of this is JP/US mecha anime licensing and IP copyrights from the 80s/90s, HArmony Gold ruined everything
1:10:06Doujin culture is a landmine for IP law
1:10:11Especially in the Internet age where people tend to think they can do whatever they want
1:11:05Make a pikachu thinbook and wait to see what happens
1:11:11Conventions are the wild west of IP enforcement.
1:11:16If you make a pin that says "Vaporean is a poopy head"