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Fan-created art of Sir TapTap! All fan art I receive will be (with artist permission) listed here in this tag so everyone can see the work!
This fan art is by Cremexbutter, based on my Grow Island Let’s Play! Thanks a lot💚!
Don’t ask. The trees…the tees had it it coming. I love the happy TapTap in the top too. Probably thinking about destroying trees.
The Let’s Play is below, the Grow Series of Flash games is a blast. Rated T for trees, contains Mild Parker Interruptions.
Continue reading “Fan Art: TapTap vs the trees of Grow Island, by Cremexbutter!”
This Fan Art is from KrazyBones TV! Made as part of a set of Nintendo-character-themed Twitter users (from the Tweet below)!
A couple more lovely fan art pieces from Rad, for my birthday! (It was April 19th)
From Rad again! This one’s based off a funny moment from my Night in the Woods Let’s Play, where I have a brief existential crisis every time a Person Cat and a Cat Cat are on screen at the same time.
I love the visual of Mae carrying me around as I make all my stupid comments and generally interrupt her life.
Continue reading “Fan Art: The Biggest Question in Night in the Woods”
I feel almost embarrassed posting this fan art because it’s so supportive and makes me crazy happy, but here’s a lovely shoutout comic from Rad!:
Here’s a couple more fan arts from Rad, extra silly this time!
Original Tweets below! As always I’m super appreciative of any art ♥
This one was a commission made by Woofycakes perhaps best known for the recently released Blue Revolver!
Fan art by @Radlegowaffle, now featuring Miles “Spikes” Prower (okay not really)
Or: It’s Time To Stop Defending Nintendo Unless You Hate Fan Art Too.
(This article is available in an expanded, podcast-style form as well, on YouTube.)
A common refrain when a fan game is taken down is that it’s within Nintendo’s rights. Do you know what else is within Nintendo’s rights? Sending DMCA takedowns to every single OC Remix track based directly on Nintendo’s music. What else is within Nintendo’s Legal Rights That Are Totally Always Okay To Enforce?
Say Nintendo read every article about Cosplay and sent a DMCA notice to have the pictures taken down and demanded that the cosplayer never again display or create a costume based on a Nintendo character. Is that cool with you? Because it’s not actually any different than fan games, legally speaking.
How about Nintendo sends DMCAs to the millions of pieces of Nintendo character fan art spread across Deviant Art, Pixiv, Twitter, Tumblr, everywhere? Because they could do that. Legally.
Remixes, fan art and yes, even cosplay are derivative works. The only legal difference between them and fan games is that corporations don’t go after them.
Continue reading “Fan Games Are No Less Protected Than Fan Art By IP Laws”
Not a spikeball this time, but still a piece I inspired: I present to you the dual horrors of Louey (Pony Island) and Flowey (Undertale), brought to you by @EnderSammi:
